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ShopThe Legacy of a Collector: The Panza di Biumo Collection at MOCA, Los Angeles
$45.00By Cornelia H. Butler Essays by Giuseppe Panza di Biumo, Cornelia H. Butler, Caroline A. Jones, Rebecca Morse, Jane Hyun, Kenneth Baker Published on the occasion of The Legacy of a Collector: The Panza di Biumo Collection, Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles, December 30, 1999 – April 30, 2000. MOCA, 1999 Softcover, 251 pages 11 x 10 inches -
ExhibitionExhibitionOn view Feb 13 – Sept 29
The Museum of Contemporary Art: The Panza Collection
Eighty works from the abstract expressionist and pop art periods that constitute the foundation of the museum's permanent collection; accompanied by a catalogue of the same title. -
ExhibitionExhibitionOn view Aug 20 – Feb 10
The Panza Collection and Selections from Major Gifts of Beatrice and Philip Gersh, Rita and Taft Schreiber, and Marcia Simon Weisman
The Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles, presents The Panza Collection and Selections from Major Gifts of Beatrice and Philip Gersh, Rita and Taft Schreiber, and Marcia Simon Weisman, now on view through January 14, 2013 at MOCA Grand Avenue. The exhibition celebrates the core of the museum's internationally renowned collection, which evolved as a result of the acquisition of The Panza Collection in 1984, considered at the time as one of the world's most important acquisitions of contemporar… -
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ShopObject Lessons: Case Studies in Minimal Art
$55.00By Martha Buskirk, Virginia Rutledge, Francesca Esmay, Ted Mann, Jeffry Weiss, Nancy Spector, Lena Stringari A deep dive into the Guggenheim Museum’s vast collection of Minimal art from the visionary Italian collectors Giovanna and Giuseppe Panza di Biumo. Based upon the research of the Panza Collection Initiative, an ambitious, 10-year study project, Object Lessons focuses on four works by key figures of 1960s Minimalism and Conceptual art: Dan Flavin, Donald Judd, Robert Morris and Lawrence... -
ExhibitionExhibitionOn view Apr 16 – Sept 11
Robert Rauschenberg's Combine Paintings
Rauschenberg's combine paintings (1953-61) join painting with an assemblage of found objects. The eight works on view were acquired from the collection of Count Guiseppe Panza di Biumo. -
ExhibitionExhibitionOn view Nov 20 – Feb 19
The First Show: Painting and Sculpture from Eight Collections 1940-1980
Approximately 150 works of painting and sculpture by European and American artists from the private collections of Giuseppe and Giovanna Panza di Biumo of Italy; Dominique de Menil of Houston; Drs. Peter and Irene Ludwig of Germany; Charles and Doris Saatchi from Great Britain; Howard and Jean Lipman from New York; and from Los Angeles, the Weisman Family Collection, the Robert A. Rowan collection and the Mrs. Taft Schreiber collection; accompanied by a catalogue. -
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ShopJames Rosenquist: Notecard (Capillary Action)
$2.00Notecard featuring artwork by James Rosenquist.Image: James Rosenquist, Capillary Action, 1962, oil on canvas.The Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles, The Panza Collection. Art © James Rosenquist/licensed by VAGA, New York, NY.Published by The Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles. 5 x 7 inches Printed in Los Angeles -
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ShopJames Rosenquist: Notecard (Waves)
$2.00Postcard featuring artwork by James Rosenquist.Image: James Rosenquist, Waves, 1962, oil on canvas.The Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles, The Panza Collection. Art © James Rosenquist/licensed by Vaga, New York, NY.Published by The Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles. 5 x 7 inches Printed in Los Angeles -
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ShopRoy Lichtenstein: Postcard (Standing Rib)
$2.00Postcard featuring artwork by Roy Lichtenstein.Image: Roy Lichtenstein, Standing Rib, 1962, oil on canvas.The Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles, The Panza Collection. ©Estate of Roy Lichtenstein 5 x 7 inches Printed in Los Angeles -
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ShopJames Rosenquist: Notecard (A Lot to Like)
$2.00Notecard featuring artwork by James Rosenquist.Image: James Rosenquist, A Lot to Like, 1962, oil on canvas.The Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles, The Panza Collection. Art © James Rosenquist/licensed by VAGA, New York, NY.Published by The Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles. Description: 5 x 7 inches Printed in Los Angeles -
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ShopFranz Kline: Notecard (Hazelton)
$2.00Notecard featuring artwork by Franz Kline.Image: Franz Kline, Hazelton, 1957, oil on canvasThe Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles, The Panza Collection© The Franz Kline Estate/Artists Rights Society (ARS), New YorkPublished by The Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles 5 x 7 inches Printed in Los Angeles -
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ShopRobert Rauschenberg: Notecard (Inlet)
$2.00Notecard featuring artwork by Robert Rauschenberg.Image: Robert Rauschenberg, Inlet, 1959, combine paintingThe Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles, The Panza Collection© Robert Rauschenberg/licensed by VAGA, New YorkPublished by The Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles 5 x 7 inches Printed in Los Angeles -
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ShopJames Rosenquist: Notecard (White Cigarette)
$2.00Notecard featuring artwork by James Rosenquist.Image: James Rosenquist, White Cigarette, 1961, oil on canvas.The Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles, The Panza Collection. Art © James Rosenquist/licensed by VAGA, New York, NY.Published by The Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles. 5 x 7 inches Printed in Los Angeles -
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ShopJames Rosenquist: Notecard (Vestigial Appendage)
$2.00Postcard featuring artwork by James Rosenquist.Image: James Rosenquist, Vestigial Appendage, 1962, oil on canvas.The Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles, The Panza Collection. Art © James Rosenquist/licensed by Vaga, New York, NY. Published by The Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles. 5 x 7 inches Printed in Los Angeles -
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ShopRobert Rauschenberg: Notecard (Painting With Grey Wing)
$2.00Notecard featuring artwork by Robert Rauschenberg.Image: Robert Rauschenberg, Painting With Grey Wing, 1958, combine painting, 31 x 21 in.The Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles, The Panza Collection© Robert Rauschenberg/licensed by VAGA, New YorkPublished by The Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles 5 x 7 inches Printed in Los Angeles -
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ShopRobert Rauschenberg: Notecard (Kickback)
$2.00Notecard featuring artwork by Robert Rauschenberg.Image: Robert Rauschenberg, Kickback, 1959, combine paintingThe Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles, The Panza Collection© Robert Rauschenberg/licensed by VAGA, New York, NYPublished by The Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles 5 x 7 inches Printed in Los Angeles -
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CollectionPepsi-Cola Sign
- Claes Oldenburg
On December 1, 1961, Claes Oldenburg’s The Store opened for business in New York’s Lower East Side neighborhood. During a two-month run, Oldenburg used the back half of a rented storefront space to create the objects that he put on sale in the front half, thereby short-circuiting the studio and the art gallery. Hung on the walls, arrayed in vitrines, and mounted on display stands, Oldenburg’s plaster objects mimicked the goods sold in local secondhand and discount stores—primarily clothing and foodstuffs, but also advertising paraphernalia, as in Pepsi-Cola Sign. According to Oldenbu… -
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ExhibitionOn view Apr 28 – Sept 29Reverberations
MOCA’s Collection, now numbering close to 8,000 works of art spanning the mid-twentieth century to the present, is internationally renowned for its depth and excellence across media, style, and art history. Highlighting areas of unique strength, these Collection galleries orient around single-artist presentations of work by Robert Rauschenberg and Mark Rothko and gather key acquisitions made by the museum throughout its 44-year history, including many selections from the foundational Panza, Schr… -
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CollectionInterview
- Robert Rauschenberg
Robert Rauschenberg classified Interview as a Combine, which he defined as a work that combines the mediums of painting and sculpture, in that it both hangs on the wall and projects into three-dimensional space. Rauschenberg’s Combines also recombine ordinary found objects. Art critic Leo Steinberg likened them to printing press “flatbeds,” or any surface (tabletop, studio floor, bulletin board) on which heterogeneous materials can be scattered. Interview includes photographs, a fork, a softball, various fabrics, smears of oil paint, inexpensive art prints…
