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A Review of “Art and the city; Civic imagination and cultural authority in Los Angeles”

Elizabeth Currid‐Halkett

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Los Angeles's cultural scene has largely been ignored in the annals of art history. Most of the world sees New York City's post-World War II abstract expressionism as the defining historical moment...

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Los Angeles's cultural scene has largely been ignored in the annals of art history. Most of the world sees New York City's post-World War II abstract expressionism as the defining historical moment...

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Los Angeles's cultural scene has largely been ignored in the annals of art history. Most of the world sees New York City's post-World War II abstract expressionism as the defining historical moment...

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