Southern California museums in a tough economic climate
Larry talks with various museum directors in Southern California to find out how their museums are faring in this tough economic climate.
Also on this episode
Charles Young, CEO, Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles (MOCA)
Christopher Knight, Los Angeles Times art critic
Melody Kanschat, President, Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA)
Bolton Colburn, Director, Laguna Art Museum
Ron Nelson, Executive Director, Long Beach Museum of Art
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KPCC drops the ball AGAIN. Larry Mantle has a round up of area museums today and he doesn't report on the stunning turn of events at the Board of Referred Powers in Los Angeles. They handed the Autry National Center a defeat. The council members insisted that the merger promises with the Southwest Museum be held up and made binding. Council member Jose Huizar, whose district the museum is in, tells the Autry they must make good and Air Talk would rather discuss TMZ and Michael Jackson? Why would Larry and his crack staff ignore this important cultural issue?