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Hernandez’s singular views of Los Angeles have, in recent years, drawn rising amounts of institutional attention.
L.A. museums, however, have been slower on the uptake. ow.ly/JM7Z30pd0Dq
L.A. museums, however, have been slower on the uptake. ow.ly/JM7Z30pd0Dq
“What these images make clear is that the Los Angeles of Anthony Hernandez is not the Los Angeles of sunny stereotype.”
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"The themes you’ve focused on during your career have become burning issues for Los Angeles as a city: public space, homelessness, inequity.
What drew you to those topics?" asks @cmonstah
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What drew you to those topics?" asks @cmonstah
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"I was born and raised in L.A. It became like my studio. I love the idea that L.A. is so rich, that I haven’t exhausted it. Because how can you exhaust L.A.?"
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This month, you can see Hernandez’s work at his first solo gallery show in Los Angeles in more than a decade — at Kayne Griffin Corcoran
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