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When you head over to the Pacific Standard Time website to look at the exhibitions participating in this massive event, it looks like an impressive number, spanning a wide variety of topics and styles, but you don't realize its truly colossal scope and size until you actually attempt to make a comprehensive viewing, hitting gallery after gallery and museum upon museum, immersing your mind in a flood of art and craft, concept and design, creative visions speaking anew from decades past.
It's exhausting, but totally rewarding.
Having now visited ten venues, I've seen a significant percentage of the exhibitions currently on view. Although I hope to write up my PST experience in blog posts, it's not likely that I will be able to give a comprehensive report on each show that I've visited. So, if you have any questions about a specific event, feel free to ask me by leaving a comment on this post. I'll try to provide a prompt and full answer.
Here are the shows that I've attended this week:
Eames Designs: The Guest-Host Relationship
The Alchemy of June Schwarcz: Enamel Vessels from the Forrest L. Merrill Collection
Golden State of Craft: California 1960-1985
Asco: Elite of the Obscure, A Retrospective
California Design, 1930-1965, "Living in a Modern Way"
Edward Kienholz: Five Car Stud 1969-1972, Revisited
Maria Nordman Filmroom: Smoke 1967-Present
Mural Remix: Sandra de la Loza
John Outterbridge: The Rag Factory
I reviewed this show in "Torn and Tattered"
Beatrice Wood: Career Woman - Drawings, Painting, Vessels, and Objects
Enjoy!!!
(Milestone note: I have now posted at least once a day for 100 days.)
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