1. LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA COMPUTER ART VANIA LUJANO 9/7/14 LOS ANGELES COUNTY MUSEUM OF ART LACMA Paula Modersohn-Becker, Girl with Flower Vases (Mädchen mit Blumenvasen), c. 1907, Von der Heydt-Museum Wuppertal, photo: Erich Lessing / Art Resource, NY

2. MARSDEN HARTLEY: THE GERMAN PAINTINGS 1913–1915 The American modernist painter Marsden Hartley had twenty-five of his seminal works from his time living in berlin revealed the significance that WWI had. His use of military symbols and Native American motifs. This painting along with others In the collection coincide with commemoration of World War I.

3. TREASURES FROM KOREA: ARTS AND CULTURE OF THE JOSEON DYNASTY, 1392–1910 Compilation of 150 works from the world’s longest-ruling dynasty, about 500 years. There are five key themes that represent this period in time that influenced modern manners and social attitudes. For example, the kings taste for simplicity, shown by the porcelain, strict hierarchies which defined gender and class, ancestral worship,and other religious practices, lastly the influence of western civilizations.

4. JOHN ALTOON The first major retrospective artist. Collection includes 70 paintings and drawings across the United States. influenced by Abstract and Expressionism, his works were full of socio- political content. Altoon also developed a hybrid style of combining abstraction and figuration. He had a facility with line, color, and subject matter.

5. JAMES TURRELL, BREATHING LIGHT Turrell is considered to be one of the most significant artists of Southern California Light and Space movement. This installation is designed to eliminate the viewers depth perception. His art serves as a nexus to art,science, architecture, astronomy, mathematics, and spirituality.

6. http://www.lacma.org/ Through “visiting” the Los Angeles County Museum of ART