Tag: Lynda Benglis

• DTLA Gallery Brings a Revolution to the Arts District

  At the beginning of Women’s History Month the National Museum of Women in the Arts asked an intriguing question when they created this hashtag: It was a call to action with a simple challenge:  Name 5 women artists. Can you name them off the top of your head?  Sure that may be easy, but if you walk…

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  March 11, 2016

  Art, art books, Art in Los Angeles, Art/Culture, Collecting, Contemporary Art, Los Angeles, Museums, sculpture, Uncategorized

  #5WomenArtists, abstract art, abstract sculpture, Arts District, DTLA, Hauser & Wirth, Louis Bourgeois, Lynda Benglis, National Museum of Women in the Arts, Phyllida Barlow, Ruth Asawa, Sculpture, Shinique Smith, Women’s History Month, Yayoi Kusama

• The Herb and Dorothy Vogel 50 x 50 Collection at MOCA

  MOCA hosted a brief viewing of the Herb and Dorothy Vogel 50 x50 collection on Grand Avenue last week and on Friday I had the pleasure of checking it out After falling in love with the Vogels in their documentary chronicling how a retired postal worker and librarian amassed an incredibly comprehensive collection of Minimal and Conceptual…

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  March 13, 2013

  Art/Culture, Collecting, Contemporary Art, Museums

  Herb and Dorothy, Lynda Benglis, Megumi SasakiAfter seeing the collection on Friday I had so many questions about how they chose their art that I decided to see the original documentary again.  I was particularly struck by their rel, MOCA, National Gallery of Art, Richard Tuttle, the Vogels

• @ MoCA

  Recently I decided to take a stroll over to MoCA Grand to check in and see what’s new.  As luck would have it, they were having a slow day so I had the entire museum to myself (more people were more excited to see preparations for a Batman filming taking place on Grand Ave).  My…

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  September 27, 2011

  Art/Culture, Contemporary Art, Fashion, Museums, Pop Art/Culture, Street Art

  Barbara Kruger, Cy Twombly, Elephant Heart Jewelry, Elyse Graham, Kurtis Kulig, Lynda Benglis, MOCA, Pacific Standard Time, Rammellzee, Rothko