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Critic's Notebook: MOCA's firing of Paul Schimmel is a bad sign
Who is the director of the Museum of Contemporary Art? According to the museum it's Jeffrey Deitch, the former New York art dealer who — with virtually no prior museum experience — assumed the top job at one of America's leading institutions...
Tags: Eli Broad, Companies and Corporations, World War II (1939-1945), Fine Artists, Museums
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Digging in the dirt, author Christopher Benfey unearths his family's story
Most memoirs are mush. Given the tender emotions, fragile reminiscences and flights of fancy that tend to flit and twirl within your average autobiography, the genre is known for its shifting, dreamlike core, not its steely spine. Christopher Benfey...
Tags: Mark Twain, Building Material, Genres, Harriet Beecher Stowe, Alzheimer's Disease
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Huntington buys a Robert Rauschenberg Spread painting
In a rare venture into contemporary art, the Huntington Library, Art Collections and Botanical Gardenshas just finalized the paperwork to acquire "Global Loft," a Robert Rauschenberg Spread painting from 1979. Though not considered as important as his...
Tags: Thomas Gainsborough, Fine Artists, Human Interest, Artists, Arts and Culture
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Jane Meyerhoff's floral collection given to the Walters
Walters Museum: Jane Meyerhoff's floral still lifes collection will be donated to the Walters Art Museum by philanthropist Robert Meyerhoff. Jane Meyerhoff loved flowers, but she was allergic to their fragrance and couldn't have them in the house. In...
Tags: Henri Matisse, Museums, Walters Art Museum, Allergies, Artists
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BMA's biannual Contemporary Print Fair returns this weekend
At first glance, the Baltimore Contemporary Print Fair looks like a low-wattage shindig.
To the casual observer, the occasional gallery visitor, names like Barbara Takenaga, Deborah Kass and Madeleine Keesing have little resonance. That's because few...Tags: University of New Mexico, Richard Serra, Museums, Artists, Baltimore Museum of Art
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PST, A to Z: ’46 N. Los Robles’ at Pacific Asia, ‘Proof’ at Norton Simon
Culture MonsterPacific Standard Time will explore the origins of the Los Angeles art world through museum exhibitions throughout Southern California over the next six months. Times art reviewer Sharon Mizota has set the goal of seeing all of them. This is...... -
Steve Cohen, billionaire financier and art collector, joins MOCA board
Culture MonsterSteven A. Cohen, the billionaire who is in contention for the L.A. Dodgers baseball team, has been elected to the MOCA board of trustees.... -
InterContinental Chicago O’Hare Hotel turning into haven for art lovers
TribLocal - Des Plaines » NewsThe InterContinental Chicago O'Hare Hotel has an international reputation for its luxurious rooms, but it’s also been drawing in people for a different reason. A …... -
Mistrial declared in L.A. fetish film producer's obscenity case
L.A. NOWA mistrial has been declared in the federal obscenity trial of Los Angeles fetish film producer and distributor Ira Isaacs after jurors deadlocked on charges that he produced, sold and transported obscene material.... -
CBS tours Cedars-Sinai's unexpected collection of modern art
Culture MonsterOn an upcoming CBS segment, news correspondent Bill Whitaker takes a tour through the 1,000 pieces of modern art on display at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles.... -
Thomas Kinkade -- loved by many, loathed by art critics
Culture MonsterThomas Kinkade was a beloved artist for many, but not for art critics, who seemed to take pleasure in belittling his paintings.... -
Wilco is maturing, but it is not growing soft
![It was three days before Wilco was scheduled to leave Chicago to start its tour, and the band was running through songs on its newest album, "The Whole Love." Next up was "One Sunday Morning," a 12-minute cut that is at once the most traditional tune on the album and its most subtle, with slight melodic tweaks and instrumental adornments throughout.](http://www.latimes.com/media/thumbnails/story/2011-09/64926877-22105028.jpg "It was three days before Wilco was scheduled to leave Chicago to start its tour, and the band was running through songs on its newest album, "The Whole Love.\" Next up was \"One Sunday Morning,\" a 12-minute cut that is at once the most traditional tune on the album and its most subtle, with slight melodic tweaks and instrumental adornments throughout.")
It was three days before Wilco was scheduled to leave Chicago to start its tour, and the band was running through songs on its newest album, "The Whole Love." Next up was "One Sunday Morning," a 12-minute cut that is at once the most traditional tune on...Tags: Chicago Restaurants, I Am Trying to Break Your Heart (movie), Fine Arts, Artists, Music Industry
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