Art Talk
Visiting Notorious RBG and Skid Row Museum
Edward Goldman talks about the Ruth Bader Ginsburg exhibition at Skirball Center, and an inspiring exhibition at the Skid Row Museum.
By Edward Goldman • • 3m ListenAs the saying goes, one cannot be too rich or too thin. To that, I would add that one cannot have too much Ruth Bader Ginsburg, as well. If you, like me, enjoyed the excellent documentary RBG, as well as the movie about her, On the Basis of Sex, then the new exhibition at Skirball Cultural Center, The Notorious RBG, is another pleasure not to be missed.
Installation shots, Notorious RBG: The Life and Times of Ruth Bader Ginsburg. Skirball Cultural Center. Photos by Edward Goldman.
Top and Bottom: Installation shot, Notorious RBG: The Life and Times of Ruth Bader Ginsburg. Skirball Cultural Center. Photos by Edward Goldman.
Covers of books making friendly fun of RBG at Audrey’s Museum Store at the Skirball Cultural Center. Photo by Edward Goldman.
Top: Artists Manuel Compito AKA OG Man and Scott Taylor at the opening of Manuel Compito & Scott Taylor: Bridging the Divide. Bottom: Installation Shot - Manuel Compito & Scott Taylor: Bridging the Divide. Skid Row History Museum & Archive. Photos by Edward Goldman.
L: Work by Scott Taylor in Manuel Compito & Scott Taylor: Bridging the Divide. R: Work by Manuel Compito AKA OG Man in Manuel Compito & Scott Taylor: Bridging the Divide. Skid Row History Museum & Archive Photos by Edward Goldman.
L: Work by Scott Taylor in Manuel Compito & Scott Taylor: Bridging the Divide. R: Work by Manuel Compito AKA OG Man in Manuel Compito & Scott Taylor: Bridging the Divide. Skid Row History Museum & Archive Photos by Edward Goldman.
