Museums and the Privatization of Public Spaces

With news swirling around King Tut at LACMA, alleged excesses at the Getty and the Guggenheim-s expansion, join KCRW General Manager Ruth Seymour and Art Talk host Edward Goldman as they discuss museums and the privatization of public spaces with Los Angeles Times art critic Christopher Knight.

By Sarah Spitz • Jun 28, 2005 • 1 min read

With news swirling around King Tut at LACMA, alleged excesses at the Getty and the Guggenheim-s expansion, join KCRW General Manager Ruth Seymour and Art Talk host Edward Goldman as they discuss museums and the privatization of public spaces with Los Angeles Times art critic Christopher Knight.

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Museums and the Privatization of Public Spaces

With news swirling around King Tut at LACMA, alleged excesses at the Getty and the Guggenheim-s expansion, join KCRW General Manager Ruth Seymour and Art Talk host Edward Goldman as they discuss museums and the privatization of public spaces with Los Angeles Times art critic Christopher Knight.

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Museums and the Privatization of Public Spaces

With news swirling around King Tut at LACMA, alleged excesses at the Getty and the Guggenheim-s expansion, join KCRW General Manager Ruth Seymour and Art Talk host Edward Goldman as they discuss museums and the privatization of public spaces with Los Angeles Times art critic Christopher Knight.

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