Michael Govan & Katherine RossPhoto Credit: Stefanie Keenan for Getty Images for LACMA
Adam Winkler & Melissa BomesPhoto Credit: Stefanie Keenan for Getty Images for LACMA
Ann ColginPhoto Credit: Stefanie Keenan for Getty Images for LACMA
Will Ferrell, Viveca Paulin & Michael GovanPhoto Credit: Stefanie Keenan for Getty Images for LACMA
Bob Iger, Brian Grazer & Terry SemelPhoto Credit: Stefanie Keenan for Getty Images for LACMA
Thomas Keller, Laura Cunningham & Steve TischPhoto Credit: Stefanie Keenan for Getty Images for LACMA
Ric Kayne & Suzanne KaynePhoto Credit: Stefanie Keenan for Getty Images for LACMA
Jane Nathanson & Marc NathansonPhoto Credit: Stefanie Keenan for Getty Images for LACMA
Stewart Resnick, Joe Wender, Lynda Resnick, Ann Colgin, Willow Bay & Bob IgerPhoto Credit: Stefanie Keenan for Getty Images for LACMA
Norman Lear & Lynda ResnickPhoto Credit: Stefanie Keenan for Getty Images for LACMA
Franklin Sirmans & Deborah McLeodPhoto Credit: Stefanie Keenan for Getty Images for LACMA
Willow Bay & Bob IgerPhoto Credit: Stefanie Keenan for Getty Images for LACMA
Francis Ford Coppola & Eleanor CoppolaPhoto Credit: Stefanie Keenan for Getty Images for LACMA
Diane Keaton, Wendy Kaplan, Gabrielle Govan & Katherine RossPhoto Credit: Stefanie Keenan for Getty Images for LACMA
Carole Bayer-SagerPhoto Credit: Stefanie Keenan for Getty Images for LACMA
Suzanne Deal Booth, Allison Berg & Viveca PaulinPhoto Credit: Stefanie Keenan for Getty Images for LACMA
Willow BayPhoto Credit: Stefanie Keenan for Getty Images for LACMA
Kyle MacLachlan & Desiree GruberPhoto Credit: Stefanie Keenan for Getty Images for LACMA
Christine Y. Kim & Suzanne KaynePhoto Credit: Stefanie Keenan for Getty Images for LACMA
Ann Colgin & Viveca PaulinPhoto Credit: Stefanie Keenan for Getty Images for LACMA
Andrea Fiuczynski & Guy JenningsPhoto Credit: Stefanie Keenan for Getty Images for LACMA
Photo Credit: Stefanie Keenan for Getty Images for LACMA
Seated BuddhaPhoto Credit: Museum Associates/LACMA
Woman behind Mashrabiya I (c) Susan HefunaPhoto Credit: Museum Associates/LACMA
Control Room (c) Thomas Demand/Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York/VG BILD-KUNST, BonnPhoto Credit: Museum Associates/LACMA
Roden Crater Model (Large Overall Site) (c) James TurrellPhoto Credit: Museum Associates/LACMA
Photo Credit: Museum Associates/LACMA
Mural: Virtual Circles (Mural Cercles Virtuelles) (c) Julio Le ParcPhoto Credit: Museum Associates/LACMA
Mother and Child Figure for the Gwan AssociationPhoto Credit: Museum Associates/LACMA
Following LACMA‘s 28th annual Collectors Committee Weekend, the museum has added nine works to its permanent collection. From the oldest known surviving wood sculpture from Africa to modern and contemporary pieces by Thomas Demand and James Turrell, the affair raised more than $3.2 million for the museum. On Friday evening, exclusive dinners for Collectors Committee members were held at the homes of seven LACMA trustees, each prepared by celebrated chefs including Thomas Keller, Nancy Silverton and Suzanne Goin. On Saturday morning, LACMA curators presented artworks for proposed acquisition. The weekend included a JPMorgan-sponsored gala on Saturday night where gifts of a photograph from Robert Frank’s series The Americans and a portfolio of 75 works on paper by Ed Ruscha were announced and members enjoyed dinner prepared by chef Joachim Splichal of the Patina Group. A live auction led by trustee Viveca Paulin featured rare French wines from private collections, Super Bowl XLVIII tickets and a private performance by Burt Bacharach and Carole Bayer-Sager which was added to the program last minute.
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