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Scene & Heard: Salon by the Shore
Special to the Los Angeles TimesAt the first Salon by the Shore to benefit the Museum of Contemporary Art, museum director Jeffrey Deitch introduced internationally recognized artist Doug Aitken and offered some explanations for L.A.'s ability to create so many great artists. Among...Tags: Pacific Ocean, Richard Riordan, Music, Entertainment, Arts
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Scene & Heard: Sports Spectacular Women's Luncheon attendees donate memorabilia for auction
Special to the Los Angeles TimesJessica Penner and Zuzana Moravcikova breezed into the Beverly Hills Hotel, hockey sticks in hand. One stick belonged to Jessica's husband, Dustin Penner of the Los Angeles Kings, the other, to his teammate, Zuzana's fiancé, Michal Handzus. Stacia...Tags: Genes and Chromosomes, Kurt Rambis, Movies, Basketball, Luc Robitaille
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Steve Martin and Eric Fischl on why L.A. loves art
![In the beginning of "A Conversation With Eric Fischl and Steve Martin" at the <a href="http://www.laarthouse.net/">LA Art House</a> in West Hollywood, Martin pondered our love of art, noting that Los Angeles has built new art museums costing hundreds of millions of dollars.](http://www.latimes.com/media/thumbnails/story/2010-03/52833785-19170254.jpg "In the beginning of "A Conversation With Eric Fischl and Steve Martin\" at the <a href=\"http://www.laarthouse.net/\">LA Art House</a> in West Hollywood, Martin pondered our love of art, noting that Los Angeles has built new art museums costing hundreds of millions of dollars.")
In the beginning of "A Conversation With Eric Fischl and Steve Martin" at the LA Art House in West Hollywood, Martin pondered our love of art, noting that Los Angeles has built new art museums costing hundreds of millions of dollars.
"I don't think...Tags: Hollywood (Los Angeles, California), Steve Martin, Los Angeles Times, Alfre Woodard, James Franco
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Scene & Heard: Lynda and Stewart Resnick Exhibition Pavilion 'Unmasking' at LACMA
![Attracting more than 1,000 people and raising nearly $5 million, the Sept. 25 "Unmasking" of the Lynda and Stewart Resnick Exhibition Pavilion at the <a href="http://www.lacma.org">Los Angeles County Museum of Art</a> brought together some of L.A.'s most prominent faces from finance, real estate, entertainment and art. "It's so joyful — we gave a party and everybody came," said Wendy Goldberg, host committee member, along with Jane Nathanson, Shelli Azoff, David Bohnett, Eva Chow, David Geffen, Michael Milken, Carole Bayer Sager, Terry Semel, Florence Sloan and Bobby Kotick.](http://www.latimes.com/media/thumbnails/story/2010-10/56483902-01165008.jpg "Attracting more than 1,000 people and raising nearly $5 million, the Sept. 25 "Unmasking\" of the Lynda and Stewart Resnick Exhibition Pavilion at the <a href=\"http://www.lacma.org\">Los Angeles County Museum of Art</a> brought together some of L.A.'s most prominent faces from finance, real estate, entertainment and art. \"It's so joyful — we gave a party and everybody came,\" said Wendy Goldberg, host committee member, along with Jane Nathanson, Shelli Azoff, David Bohnett, Eva Chow, David Geffen, Michael Milken, Carole Bayer Sager, Terry Semel, Florence Sloan and Bobby Kotick.")
Special to the Los Angeles TimesAttracting more than 1,000 people and raising nearly $5 million, the Sept. 25 "Unmasking" of the Lynda and Stewart Resnick Exhibition Pavilion at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art brought together some of L.A.'s most prominent faces from finance,...Tags: Donald Bren, Christina Aguilera, Corporate Officers, Tom Hanks, John Gavin
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MOCA celebrates 30 years and a rebirth
![The financial chickens came home to roost at the Museum of Contemporary Art a year ago, but on the eve of what's being dubbed "MOCA New," a 30th-anniversary celebration centering on the museum's biggest exhibition ever -- drawn almost entirely from its own collection -- museum leaders want to prove to the public that those birds have flown.](http://www.latimes.com/media/thumbnails/story/2009-11/50298086-05111646.jpg "The financial chickens came home to roost at the Museum of Contemporary Art a year ago, but on the eve of what's being dubbed "MOCA New,\" a 30th-anniversary celebration centering on the museum's biggest exhibition ever -- drawn almost entirely from its own collection -- museum leaders want to prove to the public that those birds have flown.")
The financial chickens came home to roost at the Museum of Contemporary Art a year ago, but on the eve of what's being dubbed "MOCA New," a 30th-anniversary celebration centering on the museum's biggest exhibition ever -- drawn almost entirely from its...Tags: Arshile Gorky, Emergency Incidents, Tourism and Leisure, Willem de Kooning, Travel
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Educator sees the value in 'value-added' approach to evaluating teachers
For The Record Los Angeles Times Tuesday, October 20, 2009 Home Edition Main News Part A Page 4 National Desk 1 inches; 37 words Type of Material: Correction Teacher evaluations: An article in some editions of Sunday's Section A about evaluating teacher...Tags: American Federation of Teachers, Los Angeles Times, Heads of State, School Examinations, Government
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Jean-Claude Brizard, Chicago's new schools chief, doesn't back down from a challenge
Described as passionate and stubborn, charismatic and calculating, Jean-Claude Brizard is the new face of reform for Chicago's distressed public school system.
Shaped by his humble roots in Haiti and forged in battles with school boards, parents and...Tags: African Americans, Chicago Public Schools, Computing and Information Technology Industry, Examinations, Jean-Claude Brizard
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More big delays for Grand Avenue project
L.A. NOWConstruction on the long-stalled Grand Avenue project may be delayed two more years because developers have been unable to secure financing. The $3 billion Frank-Gehry designed Grand Avenue complex was supposed to be the centerpiece of an elaborate effort... -
What the new Broad Collection means for downtown, L.A.'s other museums -- and what it will look like
Culture MonsterThe Broad Collection museum, to be designed by Diller Scofidio + Renfro, will be the first building in the long-stalled Grand Avenue project to get underway. In our complete story on Eli Broad's announcement Monday, the billionaire philanthropist says... -
The Broad Collection joins a long list of predecessors
Culture MonsterHuntington, Getty, Simon, Hammer, Crocker, Menil, Wadsworth, Phillips, Frick, Morgan, Whitney, Guggenheim, etc. -- the list of super-rich Americans who, since the mid-19th century, established museums or galleries to house their personal art collections...
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