Past Exhibitions
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Best Kept Secret: UCI and the Development of Contemporary Art in Southern California, 1964-1971
Best Kept Secret brought together the work of seminal UCI artists from 1964-1971, drawing connections between their work and contextualizing it in light of other developments in California and in the rest of the nation.
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Noguchi: California Legacy
Noguchi: California Legacy examines the impact that influential Japanese-American artist and designer Isamu Noguchi had in California.
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I am looking forward to this exhibition.
Another of Isamu Noguichi’s creations is the Noguchi Plaza located in Little Tokyo in the heart of Los Angeles. This multipurpose area he created is located in the plaza of the Japanese American Community and Cutural Center at 244 S. San Pedro, LA 90012. The plaza can be used for anything from a dinner, a concert, a dance or a place to show outdoor movies. It is available to rent and is ideal if you are seeking a place that holds from 500 to 800 people depending on the event.
I’ll be in Laguna Beach next weekend. I am really looking forward to this exhibition. Noguchi is one of my hero’s.