- So is the LAPD going to knock on Ed Ruscha’s door to ask him about Norm’s or the Los Angeles County Museum? That’s the next step after what they did last week when painter Alex Schaefer painted a bank on fire, reports Bob Pool in the LAT.
- Karen Rosenberg reviews the Philly Museum’s small Rembrandt show and finds the artist’s emphasis on humanity.
- As MAN first reported, Seattle’s Herbert Steiner was one of the three bidders on the Spiral Jetty site-lease. Jen Graves explains who he is and why he has commissioned land art in the West.
- Holly Myers takes a look at what’s sure to be one of the hits of the fall exhibition schedule: The installation of this landmark, unseen-for-40-years Ed Kienholz at LACMA.
- Speaking of LACMA, Randy Kennedy in the NYT on LACMA’s coming Asco retrospective.
August 29, 2011, 8:11 am
