Tony Smith: Smoke has become a LACMA icon since its 2008 installation in the Ahmanson Building atrium, where it animates the transitional space between the museum’s east and west campus. In addition to being one of the largest sculptures ever conceived by Smith (and the largest conceived for an interior space), Smoke reflects the artist’s lifelong exploration of patterns found in organic life and represents a culmination of his work in architecture, painting, drawing, and sculpture. This exhibit

Pace Gallery is pleased to announce its representation of the Tony Smith Estate. "We represented Tony Smith during his lifetime,” says Arne Glimcher. "That generation of Abstract Expressionists and early Minimalists are the bedrock the gallery is built upon and Tony is inextricable from that milieu." Smith approached abstraction as a spiritual exercise; rather than a product of conscious calculation, his art was derived from the unconscious. His minimal sculptures transcend history and connect h

James Turrell’s Light Reignfall is now on view at LACMA. One of Turrell’s Perceptual Cells, the freestanding enclosed structure provides an immersive experience where the viewer is exposed to the power of light and the complexities of the human eye. Book your visit for Light Reignfall on LACMA's website here.