Which Way, L.A.?
A City Transfixed by the Future Looks Back at the Past
Pacific Standard Time is so big it's hard to get your mind around it. But you'll have plenty of time, since it's scheduled to start on the first of October and some exhibitions already are under way. There will be at least 60 altogether, at Los Angeles' major museums and some galleries, in addition to performance, public art and dance.
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readPacific Standard Time is so big it's hard to get your mind around it. But you'll have plenty of time, since it's scheduled to start on the first of October and some exhibitions already are under way. There will be at least 60 altogether, at Los Angeles' major museums and some galleries, in addition to performance, public art and dance. The full title is Pacific Standard Time: Art in LA, 1945-1980. The Getty is providing $10 million.
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The full episode
3 of 4'Pacific Standard Time' Getting Ready to Launch- 0:00Expo Line Starts Its Journey to Santa Monica
- 0:00Is There a War on Voting Rights?
- 6:47A City Transfixed by the Future Looks Back at the PastYou’re reading this
- 25:25Follow-up from the Power Outage in San Diego