PST ART in the news

Oct
27
2024

The Art World Explores Concrete Ways to Fight Climate Change

New York Times
“stored in a jar: monsoon, drowning fish, color of water, and the floating world,” 2024, Tiffany Chung. Photo credit: Tiffany Chung.
Oct
21
2024

The Best PST Art-Science Shows Work Against Today’s Obsession with “Innovation”

Art in America
Three women sitting against a starry background, bathed in blue light with wires connected to their bodies.
Sep
10
2024

Are Art and Science Forever Divided? Or Are They One and the Same?

NEW YORK TIMES
An illuminated manuscript of the cosmos.
Jul
8
2024

PST Art Extravaganza to Start With a Colorful Bang

The New York Times
Ignition of Cai Guo-Qiang’s gunpowder painting “Study of Birds,” 2018.Credit...Photo by Tatsumi Masatoshi, via Cai Studio
May
7
2024

The temperature inside these L.A. museums is changing. Why that’s a win for climate action.

LA Times
A photograph of a grey concrete building with an orange awning.
Apr
24
2024

Getty Announces Climate Plan for PST ART Exhibitions

OCULA
A photograph of a white chalk drawing on a blackboard of a dinosaur skeleton with names of high profile Angelenos around the skeleton.
Mar
20
2024

THIRTEEN THINGS: ARTS CALENDAR SPRING/SUMMER PREVIEW

L.A. Weekly
A photograph of a human figure with eyes closed wearing an orange jumpsuit holding a large white animal skull to her head.
Feb
27
2024

Dozens of Los Angeles galleries will mount science-related shows for the Getty’s next PST Art programme

The Art Newspaper
"Tibet is the High Ground (Counter Extinction Work I)," 2008-ongoing, Newton & Helen Mayer Harrison. Vinyl. Courtesy of The Estate of The Harrisons and Various Small Fires, Los Angeles, Dallas, Seoul.
Feb
26
2024

‘The things we make are time machines’: Cannupa Hanska Luger on his PST Art exhibitions

The Art Newspaper
Cannupa Hanska Luger, 2023. Photo by Gabe Fermin.
Feb
26
2024

'The biggest arts project in the US': PST Art to bring dozens of exhibitions to Los Angeles and Southern California this September

The Art Newspaper
Exterior view of the Griffith Observatory, with a large outdoor concrete sculpture of a group of six people on all sides of the monument.
A rectangular card with graphic design elements in bright primary colors. In the center is the letter T in a circle, half blue and half red.
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