About the Book
Since it was installed along LACMA’s Wilshire Boulevard entrance in February 2008, artist Chris Burden’s "Urban Light" has become "an instant landmark" [New York Times]. To celebrate its one-year anniversary, in January 2009, LACMA launched an open call for online submissions of "Urban Light"-inspired photographs, videos, and writing – the result of which is colorfully presented in the book "Celebrating Urban Light". A commemorative feast for the eyes, "Celebrating Urban Light" features 150 photos, poems, and video stills chosen by Charlotte Cotton, LACMA’s curator and head of photography department, from over 1,000 submissions. The book also includes a foreword by LACMA CEO and Director Michael Govan, a preface by Charlotte Cotton, and an excerpt from a conversation between Chris Burden and Michael Govan.
Features & Details
- Primary Category: Arts & Photography Books
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Project Option: Standard Portrait, 7.75×9.75 in, 20×25 cm
# of Pages: 102 - Publish Date: Feb 19, 2009
- Keywords Kosha Shah, Urban Light, Chris Burden, Dawn Morrow, Richard Rownak, Christina Day, Carlos Guerrera, Chelsea Økland, Kim van Groos, Adam Jason Finmann, Allison Friedman, Andrew Meyers, Augusta Quirk, Brian Raimondi, Cindy Mateo, Clay Haskell, Dan Abrams, Dan Kaufman, Dianne Stratton Corzo, Gregory Michael Hernandez, Grendl Xavier, Jhonna-Lyn Estioko, Jovelle Narcise, Julia Nachman, Julie Aissaoui, Maria L. Gilbert, Matthew Arevalo, Nikki Russo, Rebecca Taylor, Robert Olsen, Sandeep Babu, Sophie Bohuchval, Terry A. Simons, Tracy Stone, Will Campbell, Robert Koo, Kathleen Hirai, Anna Dimayuga, Lyn Watanabe, Janin Farina Chan Blanco, Lizzie Atherton, Jim Kleckner, Randall Bass, Joshua M. Fogel, Peter Louis, Pilar Salomon, Doug Hein, Shana Kraynak, Yosi Pozeilov, Jason P. Hill, Brett G. Hampton, Jerry Lofquist, Sharon Becker, Candice C. Montgomery, Mark Peacock, John Leme, Ron Lim, Miriam Preissel, Jose Vertin, Arash Mozaffari, Ronda Fowles, Matt Semel, Eyla Cuenca, LACMA
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Los Angeles County Museum of Art
5905 Wilshire Boulevard, Los Angeles, California 90036
Centrally located between the beach and downtown Los Angeles, LACMA is the only museum on the West Coast that has artwork covering the expanse of art history—from ancient to contemporary—and the globe. With more than 100,000 works of art, free daily tours, films, concerts, restaurants, and shops, our visitors—nearly a million annually—spend anywhere from an hour to an entire day exploring the museum.