Report from Los Angels County Museum of Art

The Los Angeles County Museum of Art is the premier visual arts museum in the Western United States. Its holdings include more than 150,000 works spanning the history of art from ancient times to the present. Moreover, the museum has seasonal exhibitions, which focus on many different types of artists every month. The variety of artwork fascinates visitors and never bores them. I am a frequent visitor of the museum, and, this time, I was enchanted by the sculpture “Lady,” which was created by Michael Lucero in 1999. The sculpture’s body simulates Roman or Greek statues, but there is no human-like head. Instead of creating the head, he randomly stacked colorful earthenware on it. “Lady” is revolutionary in these aspects: the use of contrasting the head and body is outstanding, it symbolizes the fusion of different cultures, and the mysterious appearance arouses people’s imaginations of its meaning.

By contrasting the color, texture, and the shape of the body and head, Michael Lucero has succeeded in capturing visitors’ attention since the combinations are unusual and outstanding. The color of the body is a solid off-white, and the texture of the surfac

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