Tag: LACMA
Artists and Activists Are Calling for a Billionaire Businessman’s Ouster from LACMA’s Board
Two activist groups and more than 100 important figures from the art world have called for Tom Gores to step down based on his connections to the prison telecom industry
This Subversive Sci-Fi Opera Explores the Idea of Being Displaced from Planet Earth
The Vibration Group's performances take on the topics of the day, from climate change to migration, in unexpected ways
A Group Opposed to the LACMA Redesign Is Staging Its Own Design Competition
The unofficial ”LACMA Not LackMA” contest seeks alternatives to architect Peter Zumthor’s plans for the museum
As Demolition Transforms LACMA, a Look Back at Its Glory Days
Once considered "dazzling" and "magnificent," the midcentury landmark is looking different these days
The Best Exhibits at Museums and Galleries in L.A. in March
Your guide to new openings, must-sees, and what you need to catch while you can
Newspaper Ads Call for LACMA to Be Saved
Ads critical of the museum's redevelopment have appeared in both The New York Times and Los Angeles Times
The Best Things to Do in L.A. in February
Live music, Chinese art, an antiquarian book fair, and more
She Left to Use the Restroom at LACMA and Never Returned. What Happened to Nancy Paulikas?
The retired software engineer's disappearance reveals troubling inadequacies in the search for missing persons with Alzheimer's
The La Brea Tar Pits Are an L.A. Landmark. Why Weren’t L.A. Architects Tapped for the Redo?
The iconic Miracle Mile museum unveiled three future plans to the public, all of them designed by outsiders
The LACMA Redesign Faces More Pushback—This Time Over Parking
A neighborhood group has filed suit to oppose a planned parking structure