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Tuesday, November 7
When Murals Were Dangerous
David Alfaro Siqueiros, was a prolific artist and activist but only created three murals in the United States, all in Los Angeles during a six-month stay in 1932. Two of his works were censored while the third, less controversial one was moved to Santa Barbara. Thursday evening KPCC's Patt Morrison will moderate a discussion about Siqueiros, his murals, LA history, and public art. This is a public program part of an ongoing speaker series for a future exhibition, Legacy & Legend: Siqueiros & América Tropical Censorship Defied, sponsored by The Los Angeles Times and Washington Mutual. The event is free but there's limited seating. Ensure a reservation by responding to legacy@causeconnect.net no later than Wednesday Nov. 8 Noon. May need to show photo ID at door.
SIQUEIROS: The Art of Censorship DiscussionThursday November 9, 2006
5:30pm Reception
6:30pm Program
FREE
Harry Chandler Auditorium
202 W. 1st St.
Park in the Los Angeles Times garage at 213 S. Spring St.
Check in at the Globe Lobby (entrance near the corner of First and Spring).
Questions? Call (213) 972-0884.
Pudgy Girl at 16:18
