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The Director's Series
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 Director's Series: John Baldessari
The renowned contemporary artist talks with Michael Govan at the Bing Theater [1:00:59].
 
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 Director's Series: Chris Burden
The artist who created Urban Light in conversation with LACMA Director Michael Govan [1:04:56].
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 Director's Series: Jorge Pardo
Michael Govan talks with the artist who designed the new pre-Columbian galleries [1:08:08].
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 Director's Series: Robert Irwin
Robert Irwin and Michael Govan discuss past and future projects [1:35:41].
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 Director's Series: Jeff Koons
On surrealism, resonance, and plans for a monumental new sculpture [22:47].
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Phantom Video: Conversations
with the Artists of Phantom Sightings
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 Sandra de la Loza
Deconstructing the Fort Moore monument and the historical narrative it portrays [3:47].
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 Gary Garay
"I'm not trying to save anybody, I'm just kind of discovering things for myself" [7:19].
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 Ruben Ochoa
Portrait of the artist at work on Remnants of a Freeway Wall Extraction [5:30].
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 Nicola López
The Brooklyn-based artist creates alternate realities "very close to where we are" [4:02].
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 Carlee Fernandez
The artist gives a tour of her home gallery—and introduces her dog, Bart [3:44].
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 Los Jaichackers
How the cultural samplers of the Migrant Dubs project discovered the L.A. Boyz [6:15].
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Public Programs
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 Museums, Collecting, and Wonder
A talk by David Wilson, founding director of the Museum of Jurassic Technology [53:16].
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 Fluids
See the Happening as it happened, with time-lapse video and a musical score [2:31].
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 A Life of Picasso
John Richardson on volume three of his biography of Pablo Picasso [1:14:06].
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 Anthony Hernandez
The artist discusses his photographic work with LACMA curator Lynn Zelevansky [57:12].
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 Ken Gonzales-Day
A talk by the artist and author of Lynching in the West, 1850–1935 [52:23].
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 Christina Fernandez
Artist Christina Fernandez talks with photography historian Roberto Tejada [1:06:12].
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Director's Series: Jeff Koons
On surrealism, resonance, and plans for a monumental new sculpture [22:47].
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 John Baldessari and Stephanie Barron
Artist and curator discuss the making of the Magritte galleries [41:23].
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 Symposium for the Minotaur
Leading scholars explore the enigma of Picasso's legendary print [75:11].
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 Friday Night Jazz
The Larry Karush Quartet performing live in LACMA's popular jazz series [9:39].
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Documentaries
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 Transformation Walk-Through
LACMA President Melody Kanschat leads a construction tour of the new campus [5:16].
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 The Magnificent Eleven
Curators recall the stories behind eleven gems of the permanent collection. [18:29].
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 Dan Flavin . . . in daylight and cool white
Michael Marton's 1979 documentary on the fluorescent light artist [28:51].
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 Jacob Lawrence: An Intimate Portrait
On the life and art of the great Harlem Renaissance painter (1917-2000) [23:40].
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 Color & Fire
Conversations with contemporary potters on the aesthetics and evolution of the form [49:48].
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 Transforming LACMA
As Phase I develops, a record-setting gift from world energy firm BP [2:58].
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 An Architect's Vision
Renowned architect Renzo Piano and the creation of a new museum [1:58].
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Archives
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 "This is a new era, a new vision."
Michael Govan talks with Hammer Museum Director Ann Philbin for the Zócalo Lecture Series [59:39].
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 Smoke Rising
Assembly of Tony Smith's masterpiece is captured via time-lapse photography [2:25].
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 Art of Two Germanys/Cold War Cultures
An interview with Stephanie Barron, curator of the exhibition opening January 25 [4:20].
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 "Good Art Has No Age"
Renowned collector Joe Price analyzes the paintings of Ito Jakuchu (1716–1800) [6:30].
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 A Thousand Polaroids
Philip-Lorca diCorcia: "Putting them into some sort of order was the next problem . . ." [3:53].
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 SoCal: Southern California Art of the 1960s and 70s from LACMA's Collection
A walk through the galleries [0:29].
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 Dalí: Painting & Film
Scenes from the exhibition with commentary from co-curator Sara Cochran. [1:16].
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 The Arts in Latin America, 1492–1820
Highlights of "the most important exhibition in Los Angeles this year" (LA Times ) [0:35].
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 Dan Flavin: A Retrospective
Catch the dazzling rays of Dan Flavin's fluorescent installations [0:54].
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 High Plains Modernist
Scenes from The Modern West: American Landscapes, 1890–1950 [0:33].
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 A Dramatic Gesture
A look at Magritte and Contemporary Art, with comment by artist John Baldessari [0:38].
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 Mode Music
Scenes from the fashion exhibition Breaking the Mode [0:29].
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 David's Delahaye
LACMA acquires a stunning portrait by Napoleon's favorite artist [0:33].
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