Celebrating 'Under the Big Black Sun' Exhibit with MOCA
“Pacific Standard Time: Art in L.A. 1945-1980” officially launched over the weekend, and FishbowlLA kicked off the six month exhibition series with an opening party at MOCA for “Under the Big Black Sun: California Art 1974-1981.” The series takes its name from the album by the L.A.-based punk band X.
Guests had a chance to preview the exhibition, which centers around a particularly turbulent, experimental period in the city’s art scene. Appropriately, the turbulent, experimental Henry Rollins DJ’d the party.
A wall of Black Flag concert flyers, drawn by Raymond Pettibon.
We ran into journalist Michael Kurcfeld, who was shooting video for the New York Times website.
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