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LACMA Prepares for World Cup with Fútbol: The Beautiful Game

LACMA Futbol
LACMA Futbol Exhibit – (l) Andy Warhol’s Pele (1978) and (r) Kehinde Wiley’s, Samuel Eto’o (2010)

The Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) presents Fútbol: The Beautiful Game, an exhibition examining the sport of fútbol, or soccer, as we tend to refer to it. Featuring approximately 50 works by nearly 30 artists on the subject of fútbol—often referred to as “the beautiful game”—the exhibition looks at issues of nationalism, identity, globalism, and mass spectacle as well as the shared human experience between spectators from a multitude of cultures. In anticipation of the 2014 World Cup that takes place in Brazil this summer, LACMA’s exhibition considers the sport through video, photography, painting, sculpture, and large-scale installation.

Admission to Fútbol: The Beautiful Game will be free on President’s Day…Monday, February 17. Free, general admission ticket required. More information: 323 857-6010.

Exhibition: Fútbol: The Beautiful Game
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On View: now – July 20, 2014
LACMA – 5905 Wilshire Boulevard
Broad Contemporary Art Museum, Level 3
M-Tu,Th – 11a-5p | F – 11a-8p
Sa-Su -10a-7p
LACMA is closed Wednesday
 

 

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