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former West coast editor of Metropolis
Author of The Wangs vs. the World and former West coast editor for Metropolis magazine
PROFILE
Jade Chang
Guest
FROM Jade Chang
Design and Architecture
The Wangs vs. The World Jade Chang is a Los Angeles writer who has just published her first novel . It’s called “ The Wangs Versus the World ” and it’s a story of an immigrant family that loses everything in the ‘08 economic crash and embarks on a life-changing road trip. It’s also a very funny and incisive commentary on contemporary art, design and lifestyle, inspired by Chang’s experience working at Angeleno magazine.
Design and Architecture
BCAM Comes to Town BCAM east façade, Installation of Urban Light Chris Burden, December, 2007 BCAM detail of glass core, north façade January, 2008, © Weldon Brewster BCAM southeast façade, BCAM Born scrim John Baldessari, January 2008 Installation of Urban Light Chris Burden, January, 2008 All images 2008 © Museum Associates, LACMA unless otherwise noted
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