A RETROSPECTIVE LONG OVERDUE
The pioneering artist Judy Chicago is celebrated in the city that launched her career. By Bridget Quinn
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Q&A: JUDY CHICAGO IN HER OWN WORDS
PERSONAL FAVORITE: WHAT HALE WOODRUFF’S SETTLEMENT AND DEVELOPMENT MEANS TO ME
PERSONAL FAVORITE: TAKING TEA WITH HENRI MATISSE
IN SEARCH OF AN ‘AMERICAN GEOGRAPHY’
The Central Valley’s Matt Black spent six years and traveled more than 100,000 miles—often by bus—photographing the ubiquity of poverty across the United States. By Jessica Zack
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PERSONAL FAVORITE: FINDING ENERGY IN RUFINO TAMAYO’S SIMPLE MOMENT
NEW TIMES, NEW HISTORIES
LACMA reimagines itself for the 21st century, challenging accepted notions of what artworks should be displayed and for whom. By Hunter Drohojowska-Philp
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PERSONAL FAVORITE: LOOKING AT LORNA SIMPSON’S COLLAGE MAKES TIME COLLAPSE
FUNK ART AND THE PURSUIT OF AUTHENTICITY
William T. Wiley and his creative philosophy were unapologetically linked to the Bay Area. By Charles Desmarais
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PERSONAL FAVORITE: HOW SULAMITH CHANGED MY APPROACH TO FOUND OBJECTS
PERSONAL FAVORITE: SEEING MY STORY ARTICULATED IN FINDING BALANCE
NOT EVERYONE SHOULD BE A CRITIC
Dave Hickey and the problem of great art going unappreciated. By Jim Lewis
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Alta Picks: Off the Wall
California’s world-class museums and galleries are an art lover’s dream. But don’t stop there. Surprising displays of creativity are everywhere. From desert plains to small-town alleys, here are eight of our favorite places to experience art off the beaten path.
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