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Exhibition Detail The Late Style: Implications for the Artist and the Architect USC Fisher Museum of Art 823 Exposition Boulevard Los Angeles, CA 90089 December 6th, 2007 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM

> QUICK FACTS

EVENT TYPE:

Artist talk

WEBSITE:

http://fisher.usc.edu

NEIGHBORHOOD:

downtown/east la

EMAIL:

fmoa@usc.edu

PHONE:

(213) 740-4561

OPEN HOURS:

Tue-Fri 12pm-5pm

SCHOOL ASSOCIATION:

USC (University of Southern California)

> DESCRIPTION

Does creative freedom increase with time and artistic maturity? A panel of distinguished artists, including internationally renowned sculptor Robert Graham, Pritzker Prize–winning architect Frank O. Gehry, acclaimed abstract painter Ed Moses and noted collage artist Tony Berlant, will discuss what the idea of a “late style” means in their work. Peggy Fogelman, assistant director and head of education and interpretive programs at the J. Paul Getty Museum, will moderate the discussion. Presented in conjunction with the exhibition Body of Work: Robert Graham, on display at the USC Fisher Gallery from November 14 through February 9.

The event will begin with a reception at 6 p.m. The presentation will begin at 6:30 p.m.