LOS ANGELES — October marked the beginning of the Pacific Standard Time onslaught, a collaboration between 60 institutions to commemorate and celebrate the birth of the Los Angeles art scene from 1945 to 1980. LA Contemporary Exhibitions (LACE) is among a host of venues invested in translating the performative end of LA’s art scene for contemporary audiences, and this past Saturday was no exception.
Elizabeth Miller
Elizabeth Miller is a freelance curator, writer, and PhD student in Art History, Theory and Criticism at UC San Diego. Her research focuses on the historiographic tensions of post-war performance art via documentation, archival materials and the exhibition of re-performance.
