This year, the annual dance film festival also features fun fountain frolic by top L.A. choreographers. [...]
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1 May 2013
This year, the annual dance film festival also features fun fountain frolic by top L.A. choreographers. [...] 14 April 2013
Super fun party on April 11 2013 to launch the AMPAS film museum project in the former May Company building on Wilshire Blvd. [...] 1 May 2012
“In Wonderland: Surrealist Adventures of Women Artists in Mexico and the United States” closes, unfortunately, on May 6, 2012. Would that it were a permanent exhibit at LACMA. [...] 26 October 2011
An overview of Pacific Standard Time events by arts writer Liz Goldner. [...] 4 October 2011
Michael Govan continues his empire-building, this time in tandem with board member Terry Semel who clocked in impressive silence when the city was up in arms over the cancellation of the classic film program. (now defunct). Never one to rest on his laurels, the industrious Mr. Govan, through Mr. Semel, now announces a film museum on the campus. Erected on the ashes of the vanquished 41-year running classic film program? [...] 1 August 2011
Why can’t museum curators write cogent titles for their shows? The pretentiousness starts with the exhibition title. [...] 21 July 2011
For the last screening, upcoming on July 30, of the LACMA weekend classic film series which was begun 41 years ago and overseen by Ian Birnie for the last 15, Ian has selected Yasujiro Ozu’s “Late Autumn.” [...] 6 April 2011
LACMA Director Michael Govan made a brief positive statement on the revamped film program which will launch at the museum in the fall. [...] 6 April 2011 A new, sponsored, weekly film program emerges at the Los Angeles County Museum. [...] 6 April 2011
Despite waiting patiently for nearly two years now for a hero to underwrite LACMA’s film program, no funds have been forthcoming, leaving the film program vulnerable. Meanwhile, the director’s pet programs advance. [...] |
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