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Title	Director's Perspective: Michael Govan in Conversation with Michael Conforti
Subjects	Dan Flavin Art Institute La Brea Pits (Calif.) Ray, Charles, 1953- Broad Contemporary Art Museum at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art Los Angeles County Museum of Art Piano, Renzo Broad, Eli--Art collections Baldessari, John, 1931- Stone Hill Center (Williamstown, Mass.) Flavin, Dan, 1933-1996 Judd Foundation Irwin, Robert, 1928- Burden, Chris, 1946- Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art Fort Worth Art Museum Museum of Contemporary Art (Chicago, Ill.) National Gallery of Art (U.S.) Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum Dia:Beacon (Art museum) Sprague Electric Company Koons, Jeff, 1955- Canaletto, 1697-1768 Cima da Conegliano, Giovanni Battista, ca. 1459-1517 or 18 Baldessari, John, 1931- Suh, Do-Ho, 1962- Pardo, Jorge, 1963- Turrell, James
Description	Summary: Director of the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA), Michael Govan, in conversation with Clark director, Michael Conforti. Govan discusses his "two decades of work" and the artist-museum collaborations at Dia: Beacon, the Guggenheim, and LACMA and focuses on the installation projects of Dan Flavin, Robert Irwin, Chris Burden, John Baldessari, and Jeff Koons . Contents: Introduction by Michael Conforti (ca. 6 mins.) -- Michael Govan presentation (ca. 31 mins.) -- Discussion and Questions (ca. 23 mins.) Michael Govan Presentation (Slides) 1. Stone Hill Center (Aerial view) -- 2. Dia: Beacon (Aerial view) -- 3. Dia: Beacon (Aerial view) -- 4. Window at Dia:Beacon (Robert Irwin) -- 5. Dan Flavin installation "Monuments for V. Tatlin at Dia:Beacon -- 6. Dan Flavin Art Institute, renovation of a former firehouse and church in Bridgehampton, New York. -- 7. Dan Flavin. Installation view. Dan Flavin Art Institute, Bridgehampton, New York. -- 8. Sprague Electric, North Adams, Mass. -- 9. Dan Flavin installation at the Guggenheim (1992) -- 10. Installation of "Untitled (to you, Heiner, with admiration and affection)" (1973). Dan Flavin: A Retrospective. -- 11. Installation view of reconstruction of the corridors made for the E.F. Hauserman Co. showroom, formerly located at the Pacific Design Center in Los Angeles. Dan Flavin. (LACMA, 2007) -- 12. Renzo Piano and Eli Broad. -- 13. Broad Contemporary Art Museum designed by Renzo Piano and "Firetruck" by Charles Ray (Exterior view) -- 14. Top galleries. Broad Contemporary Art Museum (Installation view, pictured are works by Andy Warhol and Jeff Koons) 15. Robert Irwin's Palm Garden and Chris Burden's "Urban Light." Broad Contemporary Art Museum. -- 16. Train by Jeff Koons. LACMA (Rendering) -- 17. Canaletto. Piazza San Marco, 1763. (Los Angeles County Museum of Art collection) -- 18. Cima da Conegliano. Madonna and Child in a Landscape, circa 1496-1499. (Los Angeles County Museum of Art collection) -- 19. Reinstallation of LACMA's permanent collection. Ancient Greek and Roman art galleries. -- 20. Acquisition of the Martin Kamer and Galerie Ruf Costume Collection for LACMA. -- 21. Easter Island. Rapanui Dance Paddle, circa 1800. In the Oceanic Collection purchased by LACMA from the Masco Corporation Foundation. -- 22. John Baldessari installation of LACMA's exhibition "Magritte and Contemporary Art" (2006-2007) -- 23. John Baldessari redesign of LACMA's logo. -- 24. John Baldessari. Facade. Exterior of the Broad Contemporary Art Museum. -- 25. John Baldessari. Facade. Exterior of the Broad Contemporary Art Museum (Detail). -- 26. LACMA logo. -- 27. Pictured are: Joseon dynasty (1392-1910). Sixtieth Birthday Banquets for Dowager Queen Sinjeong in Gyeongbak Palace (Left) Do-Ho Suh. Gate. (Right) (LACMA Collection) -- 28. Jorge Pardo reinstallation of the Pre-Columbian galleries. -- 29. Jorge Pardo reinstallation of the Pre-Columbian galleries. -- 30. Jorge Pardo. Renovation of the ground floor bookstore of the Dia Center for the Arts in New York City. (2000) -- 31. May Company Department Store. Proposed LACMA/Jorge Pardo renovation LACMA West. -- 32. James Turrell. Missed Approach. (Rendering for rooftop, LACMA West) -- 33. Director's Office. -- 34. Phase II LACMA Transformation. Special Exhibitions Pavillion and LACMA West. -- 35. La Brea Tar Pits
Speakers	Govan, Michael Conforti, Michael
Format (Extent)	1 video file : digital, mp4 file
Publisher	Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute
Contributors	Corrin, Lisa G. Thompson, Joseph, 1958-
Date of Recording	April 17, 2008
Original Format	WMV
Language	English
Digital Format	MP4
Digital Reproduction Information	Converted from WMV to MP4 January 21, 2008
Length of Recording	01:07:55
Material Type	Video
Rights	Restrictions on Access: This material is currently restricted

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