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Art Talk

Street Art: Love It or Hate It

Edward Goldman talks about the sprawling new show Beyond the Streets, which opened in a warehouse in downtown Los Angeles.

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By Edward Goldman • May 9, 2018 • 2m Listen

Top & Bottom: Installation image, Beyond the Streets. Photos by Edward Goldman.

art behaving badly!”

Top & Bottom: Installation image, Beyond the Streets. Photos by Edward Goldman.

Beyond the Streets, opened in a sprawling industrial space in Downtown Los Angeles, about a half-mile from Union Station. The curator, Roger Gastman, is not only a collector, graffiti historian, and urban anthropologist – he also was co-curator of MoCA’s Art in the Streets 7 years ago.

Top & Bottom: Installation image, Beyond the Streets. Photos by Edward Goldman.

Top & Bottom: Installation image, Beyond the Streets. Photos by Edward Goldman.

Cover of the catalog for Beyond the Streets. Courtesy Beyond the Streets.

Just as MoCA’s 2011 exhibition brought street art’s energy into a museum, the Beyond the Streets extravaganza brings museum-quality presentation to street art. It’s an absolute must-see exhibition that runs through July 6.

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