It's been exactly nine years since the glorious day when Michael Govan, the newly appointed Director of Los Angeles County Museum of Art, greeted a larger than usual crowd at a press opening in March of 2006. He started with a priceless tongue in cheek remark, "Nothing is going to rain on our parade today." Indeed, it was raining cats and dogs, and all the guests were sitting in the courtyard, protected by a specially erected plastic tent. Everyone was staring at a formidable 90-year-old woman a...
It's been exactly nine years since the glorious day when Michael Govan, the newly appointed Director of Los Angeles County Museum of Art, greeted a larger than usual crowd at a press opening in March of 2006. He started with a priceless tongue in cheek remark, "Nothing is going to rain on our parade today." Indeed, it was raining cats and dogs, and all the guests were sitting in the courtyard, protected by a specially erected plastic tent. Everyone was staring at a formidable 90-year-old woman a...
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