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From historical surveys to immersive installations by emerging artists, Los Angeles museums and art institutions offer something for everyone this summer. At the Getty, a Camille Claudel survey aims to refocus attention on her art rather than her turbulent life, while Albrecht Dürer at the Huntington illustrates the influence of Italian art on this German Renaissance master. The LA Public Library is displaying a mural by pioneering Chicano collective East Los
Streetscapers for the first time in 25 years, and an exhibition of photographs by J. T. Sata at the Japanese American National Museum highlights the late artist’s modernist innovations. Read more about all 15 exhibitions in our Los Angeles art guide for this summer.
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BEYOND THE EXHIBITION
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What went so wrong that the brilliant sculptor’s work became so little known? Simply put, she entered Rodin’s studio. | Mary Sherman
“Camille Claudel, which traveled from the Art Institute of Chicago to the J. Paul Getty Museum, where it’s on view until July 21,is a significant exhibition. Not only because of the strength of the work on display, but also because it has the potential to change the course of art history.”
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NEWS IN LA
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The LA arts nonprofit is marking a new chapter in its 20-year history. | Matt Stromberg
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Police thwarted efforts to build a new Gaza Solidarity Encampment on the campus earlier in the week. | Angella d’Avignon
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