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On the Cover: Michael Heizer, Levitated Mass, conceived 1969, realized 

2012, made possible by gifts to Transformation: The LACMA Campaign 

from Jane and Terry Semel, Bobby Kotick, Carole Bayer Sager and 

Bob Da<strong>ly</strong>, Beth and Joshua Friedman, Steve Tisch Fami<strong>ly</strong> Foundation, 

Elaine Wynn, Linda, Bobby, and Brian Da<strong>ly</strong>, Richard Merkin, 

MD, and the Mohn Fami<strong>ly</strong> Foundation and dedicated by <strong>lacm</strong>a to 

the memory of Nancy Da<strong>ly</strong>. Transportation made possible by Hanjin 

Shipping Co., Ltd. Photo by Tom Vinetz, © Michael Heizer 

Vol. 51, no. 4, Connect (issn 1551-0654) is published bimonth<strong>ly</strong> by the Los Angeles County 

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Director’s Note 

After years of planning and months of construction on campus—plus eleven days and nights of well-publicized 

transportation—Michael Heizer’s Levitated Mass is open to the public. The artist himself was at <strong>lacm</strong>a for four weeks 

this spring, practical<strong>ly</strong> living on campus in his beautiful Airstream trailer with his wife and collaborator, Mary, and 

their border collie, Tomato Rose. He was here to oversee the placement of the megalith atop the 456-foot-long slot 

outside of the Resnick Pavilion. I am incredib<strong>ly</strong> happy to see all the work on this artwork completed—not on<strong>ly</strong> by the 

artist but also by the engineers, crews, and <strong>lacm</strong>a staff who have put in so much time and effort. I am especial<strong>ly</strong> 

pleased to have the artwork dedicated by <strong>lacm</strong>a to its former chair of the board of trustees, the late Nancy Da<strong>ly</strong>. 

Michael Heizer is one of the most influential artists of the last half century, even if many of his seminal artworks 

can’t possib<strong>ly</strong> be displayed inside of an art museum. To give some context to his work, opening in conjunction with 

Levitated Mass is Michael Heizer: Actual Size, two large-scale installations in the Resnick Pavilion and bcam—a monumental 

photograph projection whose subject is Heizer’s 1969 artwork Munich Depression, as well as massive photographs 

of rocks in their natural environment. 

Actual Size is one more example of the growing presence of photography at <strong>lacm</strong>a. Britt Salvesen, head of the Wallis 

Annenberg Photography Department, is co-curator, with Stephanie Barron, of Sharon Lockhart | Noa Eshkol, as well as 

curator of the soon-to-open The Sun and Other Stars: Katy Grannan and Charlie White. That is on<strong>ly</strong> a slice of the activity 

happening within our photography department in 2012. This year the museum also mounted exhibitions for Robert 

Adams and Daido Moriyama; in the fall, you’ll also get your first taste of the major Robert Mapplethorpe collection 

<strong>lacm</strong>a joint<strong>ly</strong> acquired last year with the Getty. For those with a passion for photography, there is always something 

to see here. 

Summer is in full swing at <strong>lacm</strong>a. I encourage you to bring your fami<strong>ly</strong> soon to enjoy this beautiful museum in a park, 

whether you experience Levitated Mass, enjoy our many summer concert series—Jazz at <strong>lacm</strong>a, Latin Sounds, and the 

new hip hop series Through the Mic—or step inside our galleries to see the incredible expressions of centuries past. 

Michael Govan 

ceo and Wallis Annenberg Director 

Questions or comments about Connect? Please e-mail Scott Tennent at stennent@<strong>lacm</strong>a.org. 

news & highlights 

Collectors Committee Makes Seven Acquisitions 

The annual Collectors Committee Weekend took place 

on April 20–21 and resulted in $2.8 million raised for 

seven acquisitions. Using a pool of funds contributed 

by members, the Collectors Committee voted to acquire 

Robert Rauschenberg’s sixty-foot-long print Currents 

(1970); a Louis Sullivan–designed elevator surround from 

the Chicago Stock Exchange Building; a twelfth-century 

Japanese Buddhist sculpture, Fudō Myōō: The Indomitable 

Foe of Evil; Albrecht Dürer’s Master Engraving Saint Jerome 

in His Study; and two paintings by the eighteenth-century 

New Spanish artist Nicolás Enríquez. <strong>lacm</strong>a trustee 

Jamie McCourt also purchased Shirin Neshat’s Speechless 

for the museum, while Bruce Conner’s three-channel 

video Three Screen Ray was purchased with funds 

provided by Brad and Colleen Bell, Victoria Jackson and 

Bill Guthy, Jane and Marc Nathanson, and Steve Tisch. 

Piano, Pali to Design Film Museum 

The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has 

named Renzo Piano and Zoltan Pali as architects for 

their proposed film museum, to be located on <strong>lacm</strong>a’s 

campus in the former May Company building. Piano 

was also the architect for <strong>lacm</strong>a’s recent expansion 

which included bcam, the Resnick Pavilion, and Ray’s 

and Stark Bar. Those additions were recent<strong>ly</strong> honored 

by the Los Angeles Business Council with the annual 

Los Angeles Architecture Award grand prize. Pali, of the 

Los Angeles–based firm Studio Pali Fekete Architects, 

had previous<strong>ly</strong> collaborated with <strong>lacm</strong>a on plans to 

redesign the very same building prior <strong>lacm</strong>a’s agreement 

with ampas to explore the creation of a film museum 

at Wilshire and Fairfax. 

Latin American Exhibitions to Travel 

Two major exhibitions organized by <strong>lacm</strong>a’s Latin 

American art curators are opening at additional venues 

this month. Contested Visions in the Spanish Colonial World, 

previous<strong>ly</strong> on view at <strong>lacm</strong>a last fall, opens at the 

Museo Nacional de Historia del Castillo de Chapultepec 

on <strong>Ju</strong><strong>ly</strong> 12. Children of the Plumed Serpent: The Legacy of 

Quetzalcoatl in Ancient Mexico, which closes at <strong>lacm</strong>a on 

<strong>Ju</strong><strong>ly</strong> 1, heads to the Dallas Art Museum for its next run, 

<strong>Ju</strong><strong>ly</strong> 29–November 25. 

aamc Honors <strong>lacm</strong>a Publications 

The Association of Art Museum Curators (aamc) 

recent<strong>ly</strong> announced its annual Awards for Excellence 

in 2011, and two <strong>lacm</strong>a exhibitions were honored. Gifts 

of the Sultan: The Arts of Giving at the Islamic Courts, curated 

by Linda Komaroff, received top honors for Outstanding 

Exhibition Catalogue. Runner-up in the same category 

was Contested Visions in the Spanish Colonial World, curated 

by Ilona Katzew. Contested Visions received additional 

recognition as one of the top five Outstanding Thematic 

Exhibitions. 

New Coffee and Shake Bar 

Opening in late <strong>Ju</strong><strong>ly</strong> at <strong>lacm</strong>a is a new coffee and shake 

bar, C+M (Coffee & Milk). Managed by Patina Restaurant 

Group, which also runs Ray’s and Stark Bar, C+M 

features artisan pastries and fair-trade coffee and 

espresso drinks ground to order. The menu also 

includes organic hand-shaken milkshakes and sorbet 

sandwiched between fresh<strong>ly</strong> baked cookies. C+M is 

located on the Los Angeles Times Central Court, in 

close proximity to the Boone Children’s Gallery, 

Bing Theater, and many permanent collection galleries. 

Visit <strong>lacm</strong>a.org for opening updates. 

Museum Stores Get a Makeover 

Located near the Chinese and Korean art galleries and 

the Boone Children’s Gallery in the Hammer Building, 

the <strong>lacm</strong>a store has recent<strong>ly</strong> relaunched with a new 

look and a thoughtful<strong>ly</strong> curated selection of items, 

many inspired by works in <strong>lacm</strong>a’s collections and 

exhibitions, as well as a newsstand featuring art 

publications from around the world. Additional<strong>ly</strong>, the 

Art Catalogues store in the Ahmanson Building has also 

been renovated to include a new glass wall that opens 

into the David Bohnett Foundation Atrium, providing 

easier access to the popular special events in that space. 

kjazz Broadcasts Jazz at <strong>lacm</strong>a 

Airing every Sunday at 7–9 pm, KJazz Radio 88.1 fm 

now broadcasts the Jazz at <strong>lacm</strong>a concert series. The 

taped broadcasts highlight recent performances at the 

museum’s popular free Friday night summer concerts, 

adding interview segments with the musicians. For 

more information on upcoming concerts, turn to page 

7. The Jazz at <strong>lacm</strong>a broadcast series is supported by 

KJazz Radio 88.1 fm and made possible through the 

support of the office of Los Angeles County Supervisor 

Zev Yaroslavsky. 

Shirin Neshat, Speechless, from the series Women of Allah, 1996, purchased 

with funds provided by Jamie McCourt through the 2012 Collectors 

Committee, © 2012 Shirin Neshat, courtesy Gladstone Gallery, New York 

and Brussels

<strong>lacm</strong>a.org/exhibitions 

Levitated Mass 

Now on view | Resnick Pavilion North Lawn 

Michael Heizer, Levitated Mass, conceived 1969, realized 2012, © Michael Heizer 

Levitated Mass by Michael Heizer is composed of a 456-foot-long slot 

constructed on <strong>lacm</strong>a’s campus, over which is placed a 340-ton 

granite megalith. Heizer conceived of the artwork in 1969 but 

discovered an appropriate boulder on<strong>ly</strong> decades later in Riverside 

County, California. Earlier this year, all of Los Angeles watched 

as the boulder was transported 105 miles from its quarry to <strong>lacm</strong>a. 

Since the boulder’s arrival, Heizer has overseen the creation of this 

incredible artwork, now open to the public. Taken whole, Levitated 

Mass speaks to the expanse of art history—from ancient traditions 

of creating artworks from megalithic stone to modern forms 

of abstract geometries and cutting-edge feats of engineering. 

Also on view is Michael Heizer: Actual Size—large-scale photographic 

works by the artist. In the Resnick Pavilion, and shown for the first 

time in more than three decades, Actual Size: Munich Rotary (1971) 

uses six custom film projectors to exhibit six spliced images at the 

original actual size of the artist’s 1969 negative sculpture, Munich 

Depression, built in the outskirts of Munich, Germany—a depression 

measuring one hundred feet in diameter and sixteen feet deep that 

displaced 1,000 tons of rock and earth. Installed in bcam is a series 

of fifteen individual photographic prints from 1970 of actual 

size monolithic rocks. Michael Heizer: Actual Size is on view through 

September 9. 

Levitated Mass was made possible by gifts to Transformation: The LACMA 

Campaign from Jane and Terry Semel, Bobby Kotick, Carole Bayer Sager and 

Bob Da<strong>ly</strong>, Beth and Joshua Friedman, Steve Tisch Fami<strong>ly</strong> Foundation, Elaine 

Wynn, Linda, Bobby, and Brian Da<strong>ly</strong>, Richard Merkin, MD, and the Mohn 

Fami<strong>ly</strong> Foundation, and is dedicated by <strong>lacm</strong>a to the memory of Nancy Da<strong>ly</strong>. 

Transportation was made possible by 

Actual Size: Munich Rotary was organized by the Los Angeles County Museum 

of Art and the Whitney Museum of American Art. It was made possible 

through a generous grant from The Horace W. Goldsmith Foundation. 

<strong>Ju</strong><strong>ly</strong> 22–October 14, 2012 | BCAM 

Member Preview Days <strong>Ju</strong><strong>ly</strong> 19–21 

The Sun and Other Stars: Katy Grannan and Charlie White brings 

together two photographers whose bodies of work, together, 

map the fragility and resilience of individuality in contemporary 

Western culture. Grannan’s unflinching portraits along 

sun-struck boulevards elevate her subjects from obscurity, 

while White’s series of blonde teen girls frames the popular 

and tyrannical appetite for celebrity with an unsentimental 

lens. Through near<strong>ly</strong> seventy-five photos, as well as a threechannel 

video installation by Grannan and White’s video 

animation, this exhibition examines the complexity of the 

human condition and the effects of desire and aspiration. 

The Sun and 

Other Stars: 

Katy Grannan 

and Charlie White 

top left: Katy Grannan, Anonymous, 

Los Angeles, 2009, printed in 2011, 

courtesy of the artist, Fraenkel 

Gallery, San Francisco, Salon 94, 

New York, © 2012 Katy Grannan 

top right: Charlie White, Girl 

Posed, 2008, courtesy of the artist 

and Loock Galerie, Berlin, © 2012 

Charlie White 

left: Charlie White, Portrait from 

Casting Call, 2010, Los Angeles County 

Museum of Art, purchased with 

funds from the Ralph M. Parsons 

Fund, © 2012 Charlie White 

This exhibition was organized by the Los Angeles County Museum of Art and was made 

possible in part by LACMA’s Photographic Arts Council.

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EXHIBITION 

. . . Is James Bond 

Through September 9 | Art of the Americas Building 

From Soviet agents to Caribbean drug lords, Kissy 

Suzuki to Octopussy, Sean Connery to Daniel Craig— 

in the fifty years since the first James Bond film, 

villains, Bond girls, and the actors who have played 

007 have changed to reflect a society in flux. Over the 

course of twenty-two films, one element has remained 

constant: Maurice Binder’s unmistakable opening credit 

sequences. Organized with Loyola Marymount University’s 

School of Film and Television, . . . Is James Bond is 

an installation of all twenty-two opening sequences, 

which explores them as unique and groundbreaking 

cinema—filmmaking that is as daring as 007 himself. 

This exhibition was co-organized by the Los Angeles County Museum of Art 

and Loyola Marymount University’s School of Film and Television. The 

organizers are grateful for the special collaboration of Danjaq LLC and 

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios. 

TALKS 

GoldenEye (still), © 1995 Danjaq, LLC. and United Artists 

Corporation. All rights reserved. Courtesy of Metro-Goldwyn- 

Mayer Studios and Eon Productions 

Sharon Lockhart | Noa Eshkol Artist Walkthrough 

<strong>Ju</strong><strong>ly</strong> 10 | 7 pm 

Artist Sharon Lockhart walks through the exhibition 

Sharon Lockhart | Noa Eshkol with curators Stephanie 

Barron and Britt Salvesen. 

BCAM | Free, no reservations | More info: <strong>lacm</strong>a.org 

Encore–Washi and Youshi: Japanese and 

Western Paper 

<strong>Ju</strong><strong>ly</strong> 17 | 6:30 pm 

Yona Warmin of Hiromi Paper Inc. and <strong>lacm</strong>a conservator 

Soko Furuhata introduce the world of papermaking 

by discussing and comparing the histories and methods 

of handmade paper in Japan and the Western world, 

including collaborations between Hiromi Paper Inc. and 

contemporary artists, such as Richard Serra, and the 

role of Japanese paper in the field of Western art 

conservation. 

Brown Auditorium | Free, tickets required | Tickets and info: 

<strong>lacm</strong>a.org or 323-857-6010 

Sponsored by the East Asian Art Council and Prints and Drawing Council. 

GALLERY TOURS, DISCUSSIONS, AND 

COURSES 

Gallery Conversations 

<strong>Ju</strong><strong>ly</strong> | 1–4 pm 

Join gallery educators in the modern and contemporary 

art galleries for informative and informal conversations 

about works of art. 

Saturdays and Sundays | bcam and Ahmanson Building | Free, 

no reservations 

above: Sharon Lockhart, production still from Five Dances and Nine Wall 

Carpets by Noa Eshkol (detail), 2011, five-channel film installation 

(35mm film transferred to HD, sound), ©2012 Sharon Lockhart 

Point-of-View Gallery Talk: European Art 


Museum educator Mary Lenihan discusses changes 

in the museum’s galleries, specifical<strong>ly</strong> works in the 

European art collection that have not been previous<strong>ly</strong> 

displayed. 

BP Grand Entrance | Free, no reservations 

Gallery Discussion: The Art of Looking 

<strong>Ju</strong><strong>ly</strong> 12 and August 9 | 12:30 pm 

Museum educators offer one-hour facilitated gallery 

discussions looking in depth at the permanent collection. 

In <strong>Ju</strong><strong>ly</strong>, museum educator Kristin Bengtson explores 

Japanese art. The figure in contemporary photography 

is the focus in August with museum educator Elizabeth 

Gerber. 


Gallery Course: Art of the Middle Ages 

August 18 | 8:30 am 

Learn about the changes in technique and subject 

matter in art from the Middle Ages—from Roman 

marbles to the ear<strong>ly</strong> Renaissance—that help to explain 

this often puzzling era of art history. 

Brown Auditorium | $35 general admission, $30 members 

| Tickets: 323 857-6010 

Gallery Course: Renaissance to Baroque 

September 15 | 8:30 am 

Brush up on your knowledge of great Renaissance and 

baroque painters with an introductory lecture and 

private tour led by museum educator Mary Lenihan. 

Brown Auditorium | $35 general admission, $30 members 

| Tickets: 323 857-6010 

FILM 

FILM INDEPENDENT AT LACMA 

. . . Is James Bond: Celebrating 50 Years 

of a Film Legend 

In conjunction with . . . Is James Bond, Film Independent 

at <strong>lacm</strong>a celebrates fifty years of the legendary secret 

agent by screening five iconic Bond films in <strong>Ju</strong><strong>ly</strong>— 

spanning from the original 007, Sean Connery, 

to George Lazenby’s brief turn. Seven more Bond films, 

starring Pierce Brosnan, Timothy Dalton, and Daniel 

Craig, will screen in September. 

French Film Fridays 

Fridays in <strong>Ju</strong><strong>ly</strong> | See calendar for showtimes 

Film Independent at <strong>lacm</strong>a celebrates France’s rich 

cinematic history throughout <strong>Ju</strong><strong>ly</strong> by showcasing films 

both classic and rare every Friday. 

Ai Weiwei: Never Sorry 


Ai Weiwei is China’s most celebrated contemporary 

artist and its most outspoken domestic critic. First-time 

director Alison Klayman gained unprecedented access 

to the charismatic artist, with cameras rolling as government 

authorities shut down the artist’s blog, beat him 

up, bulldozed his studio, and held him in secret detention. 

This compelling documentary is the inside story 

of a passionate dissident for the digital age who blurs 

the boundaries of art and politics. 

Margaret 


Anna Paquin stars as a teenager who witnesses—and 

maybe causes—the death of a pedestrian hit by a bus on 

a busy Manhattan intersection in Kenneth Lonergan’s 

long-awaited follow up to his Academy Award–nominated 

debut, You Can Count on Me. 

Extended director’s cut | In person: writer/director Kenneth 

Lonergan 

Presenting sponsor 

Premier sponsor 

The series is also made possible by a grant from the Hol<strong>ly</strong>wood 

Foreign Press Association ® . 

Bing Theater | All films, unless otherwise noted: $10 general 

admission, $7 for <strong>lacm</strong>a members, seniors (62+), and students 

with valid id; $5 for Film Independent, <strong>lacm</strong>a Film Club, and 

New York Times Film Club members | For details, tickets, and 

additional listings, visit <strong>lacm</strong>a.org or call 323 857-6010. 

Outdoor Films 

Animation August! 

Fridays in August | 8–10 pm 

We’re screening free animated films under the stars 

in Hancock Park, just north of the Hammer Building. 

Hancock Park | Free, no reservations 

Films presented in partnership with the Los Angeles 

International Children’s Film Festival 

Ai Weiwei: Never Sorry

<strong>lacm</strong>a.org/programs 

MUSIC 

SPECIAL Events 

Mongorama 

August 11 | 5 pm 

Grammy-nominated Mongorama is a nine-piece Latinjazz 

ensemble created by KJazz radio personality Jose 

Rizo (host of Jazz on the Latin Side) that explores the ear<strong>ly</strong> 

Mongo Santamaria charanga-jazz material of the 1950s 

and ear<strong>ly</strong> 1960s. Mongorama celebrates this legendary 

music by preserving the “old-school” element while 

reinterpreting it with a modern twist. 

Hancock Park | Free, no reservations 

Grant Geissman and the Cool Man Cool Band 

August 17 | 6 pm 

With fifteen critical<strong>ly</strong> acclaimed solo albums, guitarist/ 

composer Grant Geissman works with special guests 

Larry Carlton, Albert Lee, Russell Ferrante, Mike Finnigan, 

and Van Dyke Parks on his latest project. As a studio 

guitarist, he has recorded with the likes of Quincy Jones, 

Burt Bacharach and Elvis Costello, Chuck Mangione, 

<strong>Ju</strong>lio Iglesias, and many more. 


through the mic: LACMA x hip hop 

All concerts: 8 pm | BP Grand Entrance 

<strong>Ju</strong><strong>ly</strong> 19: People Under The Stairs, Skeme, VerBS 

Aug. 16: Freestyle Fellowship and Breakestra 

$10 members, $15 general admission | Tickets and info: <strong>lacm</strong>a.org 

or 323 857-6010 

Fridays: Jazz at LACMA 

All concerts: 6 pm | BP Grand Entrance | Free 

nexgen 

Through the Mic 

Cur-ATE 

<strong>Ju</strong><strong>ly</strong> 9 and 10 | 6:30 pm 

<strong>lacm</strong>a and critical<strong>ly</strong> acclaimed Ray’s & Stark Bar are 

bridging the gap between culinary arts and fine art. 

With Maite Gomez-Rejón, founder of ArtBites and a 

museum educator and food history buff, visitors 

experience intimate gallery discussions tracing the 

role of food in historical and social contexts through 

art. Immediate<strong>ly</strong> following each tour, Ray’s executive 

chef Kris Morningstar will present a three-course meal 

inspired by the evening’s theme, which is, in <strong>Ju</strong><strong>ly</strong>, the 

Parisian Salon and French dining from the seventeenth 

to the ear<strong>ly</strong> twentieth century. 

BP Grand Entrance | $90 members, $100 general admission | 

Includes tour, dinner, and parking; wine pairings by sommelier 

Paul Sanguinetti available at an additional cost | Tickets and 

more info: <strong>lacm</strong>a.org or 323 857-6010 

Muse ’til Midnight 2012 

August 25 | 8:30 pm 

<strong>lacm</strong>a becomes a sonic adventure at Muse ’til Midnight 

when the museum’s galleries are filled with 

tailor-made soundtracks arranged by various DJs and 

live musicians. This exclusive after-hours exploration 

of sounds includes both amplified and “silent” music, 

taking advantage of exciting new developments in 

audio technology. 

<strong>lacm</strong>a | Tickets: $25 Muse members, $40 general admission | 

Tickets and more info: <strong>lacm</strong>a.org/muse 

<strong>Ju</strong><strong>ly</strong> 6: Rickey Woodard Sextet 

<strong>Ju</strong><strong>ly</strong> 13: Slumgum with Hugh Ragin 

<strong>Ju</strong><strong>ly</strong> 20: Katisse 

<strong>Ju</strong><strong>ly</strong> 27: Bill Cantos 

Aug. 3: Nick Mancini Collective 

Do you see the waves 

and clouds that 

surround the dragon? 

A Chinese prince most 

like<strong>ly</strong> wore this rank 

badge. 

Aug. 10: Dale Fielder Quartet 

Aug. 17: Grant Geissman and the Cool Man Cool Band 

Aug. 24: Reinhold Schwarzwald and Patrice Rushen 

Aug. 31: Carol Welsman 

Broadcasting Jazz at LACMA on KKJZ 88.1 is made possible through the 

support of the Office of Los Angeles County Supervisor Zev Yaroslavsky. 

Saturdays: Latin Sounds 

All concerts: 5 pm | Hancock Park | Free 

<strong>Ju</strong><strong>ly</strong> 7: Orquesta Tabaco Y Ron 

<strong>Ju</strong><strong>ly</strong> 14: Ciro Hurtado 

<strong>Ju</strong><strong>ly</strong> 21: Afro-Cuban Jazz Project 

<strong>Ju</strong><strong>ly</strong> 28: Cecilia Noël & The Wild Clams 

Aug. 4: Melena 

Aug. 11: Mongorama 

Aug. 18: Brasil Brazil 

Aug. 25: Proyecto X 

In-kind support for Latin Sounds is provided by KKJZ 88.1FM. 

Sundays Live 

All concerts: 6 pm | Bing Theater | Free 

<strong>Ju</strong><strong>ly</strong> 1: Encore Saxophone Quartet 

<strong>Ju</strong><strong>ly</strong> 8: Trio Latitude 41 

<strong>Ju</strong><strong>ly</strong> 15: Phillip Levy 

<strong>Ju</strong><strong>ly</strong> 22: iPalpiti Soloists 

<strong>Ju</strong><strong>ly</strong> 29: iPalpiti Artists with Pavel Šporcl and 

Svetlana Smolina 

Aug. 5: Karen Benjamin and Alan Chapman 

Aug. 12: Los Angeles Electric 8 

Aug. 19: Pamela Vliek Martchev, Stuart Clark, 

Joel Cohen, and Victoria Kirsch 

Aug. 26: L.A. Symphonic Winds, Steven Piazza, 

Conductor 

Join LACMA’s award-winning free youth membership 

program for everyone 17 and under! NexGen Members 

get free admission to the museum and can get an adult 

guest in free too. For more info, visit <strong>lacm</strong>a.org. 

Andell Fami<strong>ly</strong> Sundays 

Join NexGen for artist-led workshops, sketching 

in galleries, and interactive bilingual tours. 

All events: 12:30–3:30 pm | Free | Children 12 and younger 

plus fami<strong>ly</strong> 

Levitated Mass 

In ancient China, 

on<strong>ly</strong> the imperial 

fami<strong>ly</strong> was allowed 

to wear clothing 

decorated with 

dragons. 

<strong>Ju</strong><strong>ly</strong> 1, 8, 15, 22, 29 

What began as the arduous journey of a 340-ton megalith 

more than a hundred miles (at night!) to get to 

<strong>lacm</strong>a has now become Michael Heizer’s monumental 

artwork Levitated Mass! Be among the first to experience 

<strong>lacm</strong>a’s newest outdoor, awe-inspiring sculpture. In 

workshops, dance and make your own awesome art. 

Andell Fami<strong>ly</strong> Sundays 

celebrates Dragon Days 

every Sunday in August. 

Join us! 

Dragon Days 

A rank badge is 

similar to a patch 

that scouts earn 

and wear. 

August 5, 12, 19, 26 

In Asia, dragons are believed to be mythical beasts that 

symbolize good luck, while dragons are thought to 

be fierce and dangerous in the West. Compare these 

creatures in an installation of art featuring dragons 

from <strong>lacm</strong>a’s collection and make your own composite 

animals. 

THE BOONE CHILDREN’S GALLERY 

Don’t be fooled by the name—this gallery is not just for 

kids. Everyone is invited to paint in this fami<strong>ly</strong>-friend<strong>ly</strong> 

space in the Hammer Building. Join us on Mondays and 

Fridays at 2 pm as gallery staff read picture books and 

folk tales. 

Free, tickets requires and available in the Ticket Office. Children 

must be accompanied by an adult. | Hours: Monday, Tuesday, 

Thursday, and Friday, 12–5 pm; Saturday and Sunday, 11 am–5 pm 

| Closed Wednesday | More info: 323 857-6128 or <strong>lacm</strong>a.org 

above: Badge (Lizi) of the Imperial Prince with Dragon, late Ming dynasty 

(1368–1644), mid-17th century, gift of Miss Carlotta Mabury

enrich your exp erience! 

see an exhibition 

LACMA.ORG/EXHIBITIONS 

Fracture: Daido Moriyama 

Through <strong>Ju</strong><strong>ly</strong> 31 | Pavilion for Japanese Art 

. . . Is James Bond 

Through September 9 | Art of the Americas Building 

Michael Heizer: Actual Size 

Through September 9 | Resnick Pavilion 

Sharon Lockhart | Noa Eshkol 

Through September 9 | bcam 

The Sun and Other Stars: Katy Grannan and 

Charlie White 

<strong>Ju</strong><strong>ly</strong> 22–October 14 | bcam 

Installations 

Vulture Peak 

Through <strong>Ju</strong><strong>ly</strong> 15 | Hammer Building 

The Way of the Elders: The Buddha in Modern 

Theravada Traditions 

Through <strong>Ju</strong><strong>ly</strong> 22 | Ahmanson Building 

Whistler’s Etchings: An Art of Suggestion 

Through <strong>Ju</strong><strong>ly</strong> 22 | Art of the Americas Building 

Robert Therrien: Selections from the Broad Collection 

and LACMA 

Through August 5 | bcam 

The German Woodcut: Renaissance and Expressionist 

Revival 

Through September 9 | Ahmanson Building 

Rostam 2–The Return Series by Siamak Filizadeh 

Through December 3 | Ahmanson Building 

Figure and Form in Contemporary Photography 

<strong>Ju</strong><strong>ly</strong> 22–October 14 | bcam 

Ohie Toshio and the Perfection of the Japanese Book 

August 4–October 19 | Pavilion for Japanese Art 

Coming Soon 

Ken Price Sculpture: A Retrospective 

Opens September 16 

Stanley Kubrick 

Opens October 28 

USE YOUR BENEFITS 

LACMA.ORG/M<strong>EM</strong><strong>BER</strong>SHIP 

Member Preview Days 

One of the great perks of being a member is getting 

the chance to see exhibitions before they open to the 

public during Member Preview Days. 

The Sun and Other Stars: Katy Grannan and 

Charlie White 

<strong>Ju</strong><strong>ly</strong> 19–21 

Experience Caravaggio and His Legacy 

as a Patron Member 

Upgrade to the Patron-level membership or higher 

to receive your exclusive preview party invitation for 

Bodies and Shadows: Caravaggio and His Legacy (opening 

this fall). You will also receive a beautiful Caravaggio 

and His Legacy exhibition catalogue, reciprocal membership 

privileges at twenty-four museums nationwide, 

and invitations to four Art 101 art history classes. 

top: Daido Moriyama, Beauty Parlor, Tokyo, c. 1975, Ralph M. Parsons Fund, 

© 2012 Daido Moriyama 

bottom: Siamak Filizadeh, Untitled, from Rostam 2—The Return, 2010, 

purchased with funds provided by Karl Loring and Art of the Middle East 

Contemporary, © 2012 Siamak Filizadeh 

SHOP LACMA’S STORE 

Lacmashop.org | 323 857-6146 

The <strong>lacm</strong>a store has been reimagined with a focus 

on products relating to the museum’s collections 

and exhibitions, such as this handmade vase 

inspired by the Arts & Crafts movement. <strong>lacm</strong>a’s 

collection of Arts & Crafts is the largest and most 

comprehensive in the country. As always, your 

purchase direct<strong>ly</strong> supports the museum’s exhibitions, 

programming, and education initiatives. 

Vanilla Orchid Vase 

$198 | Member price $178.20 

Automatic Renewal = No More Reminders, No Hassle! 

Sign up for the Automatic Renewal Program and you 

won’t miss a moment of your <strong>lacm</strong>a membership 

benefits. Simp<strong>ly</strong> check the “Automatic Renewal 

Program” box on your renewal notice, and we’ll renew 

your membership at your current level at the beginning 

of your expiration month each year. When you 

enroll, you help <strong>lacm</strong>a save valuable resources by 

reducing printing and postage, which means more 

of your membership support will go direct<strong>ly</strong> toward 

the outstanding programs that enrich the lives of so 

many in our community. Such a simple act on your 

part makes a world of difference to so many—not to 

mention it makes life easier for you! Questions about 

the Automatic Renewal Program? Please call 

323 857-6151. 

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ENROLL IN A Course 

LACMA.ORG/PROGRAMS 

Adult Art Courses 

weekend art classes 

Basic Studio Art—Studio Session 

Five Saturdays: <strong>Ju</strong><strong>ly</strong> 14, 28, August 4, 11, 18 | 

11 am–2 pm 

With artist Kyungsoo Lee 

Note: Class will not be in session <strong>Ju</strong><strong>ly</strong> 21 

$210; members $190 

Drawing Class–Gallery Session 

Five Sundays: <strong>Ju</strong><strong>ly</strong> 15, 29, August 5, 12, 19 | 11 am–1:30 pm 

With artist David Schoffman 

Note: Class will not be in session <strong>Ju</strong><strong>ly</strong> 22 

$165; members $155 

weekday art classes 

Impressionistic Japanese Watercolor—Studio Session 

Five Fridays: <strong>Ju</strong><strong>ly</strong> 20, 27, August 3, 10, 17 | 6–8:30 pm 

With artist Hisako Asano 

$190; members $170 

Classes for Families 

One-Day Workshops: 2-D and 3-D Utopian Worlds 

Saturdays: <strong>Ju</strong><strong>ly</strong> 14, August 4, or August 18 | 10:30–12:30 pm 

With artist Caitlin Lainoff 

$50; NexGen members $40 

teens 

Large-scale Mixed Media 

<strong>Ju</strong><strong>ly</strong> 23–27 | 11 am–2 pm 

With artist Earnest Merritt 


Mixed-Media Drawing and Painting 

<strong>Ju</strong><strong>ly</strong> 30–August 3 | 11 am–2 pm 

With artist Kyungsoo Lee 


Making Mobile Movies 

August 6–10 | 11 am–2 pm 

With writer and filmmaker Leena Pendharkar 


Note: Students must bring their digital camera and/or cell phone 

and memory card. 

WINTER ART CAMP 

Children ages 6 to 13 

December 17–21; December 24–28* | Monday–Friday, 

10 am–3 pm 

With the summer coming to an end, now is the perfect 

time to start thinking about enrolling your children 

in <strong>lacm</strong>a’s winter art camp. 

* Camp will not be in session December 25. 

Enroll in 

art courses 

online! 

Enroll in classes in person at a Ticket Office, over the phone 

at 323 857-6010, or by mail (print the enrollment form at 

<strong>lacm</strong>a.org/programs). Enrollment is limited; art materials 

and parking are included in tuition. 

For more information about classes listed here, contact 

the Education Department at 323 857-6139 or email 

educate@<strong>lacm</strong>a.org.

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