After Upheaval, MOCA Bets on Johanna Burton to Bring Stability
She is the fifth person since 2008 to lead the Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles, an important institution that has faced a great deal of turmoil.
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She is the fifth person since 2008 to lead the Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles, an important institution that has faced a great deal of turmoil.
Journalist Charlotte Burns and art advisor Allan Schwartzman team up for "Hope & Dread," examining the turmoil affecting art and artists.
Julia Sherman looks back at a recent gathering at which she previewed recipes from ‘Arty Parties’ for friends — and shares tips on throwing a communal dinner of your own.
Ladies and gentleman, the weekend. I’m Carolina A. Miranda, arts and design columnist at the Los Angeles Times, with the week’s essential culture news — and art historical dog paintings. You down with NFT? A single living artist. A major auction house. A sale that represented “a bold challenge to an entrenched system of representation by prominent art dealers.” I’m not talking about last months’s auction at Christie’s, in which the artist known as Beeple (Mike Winkelmann) sold a digital collage linked to an NFT token for a brain-blasting $69.3 million. (Though I’ll get t...
Subject: Foundation Embarks on New ‘Equitable’ Approach to Grant Making Foundation Giving By Alex Daniels The Kataly Foundation funds nonprofits in areas that have been shut out of the economic mainstream, makes sure investment returns stay in those neighborhoods, and builds relationships with small organizations led by people of color. Giving By Emily Haynes Historian Benjamin Soskis takes stock of the past year’s crises and discusses how fundraisers and philanthropy leaders can adapt to a ...