Watt Hall 105
Wednesday, February 12, 2003 from 12:15 PM to 2:00 PM

Allan McCollum, Over 10,000 Individual Works, 1987/89. From the exhibition "A Forest of Signs: Art in the Crisis of Representation," 1989.

MOCA Senior Curator Ann Goldstein organized numerous exhibitions since joining the museum's staff in 1983, including such major group exhibitions as "1965-1975: Reconsidering the Object of Art" (1995), "Pure Beauty: Some Recent Work from Los Angeles" (1994), "A Forest of Signs: Art in the Crisis of Representation" (1989), "Constructing a History: A Focus on MOCA's Permanent Collection" (1989), as well as one-person exhibitions with artists including Barbara Kruger (1999), Jorge Pardo (1998), Christopher Wool (1998), Felix Gonzalez-Torres (1994), Judy Fiskin (1992), and Roni Horn (1990).

Goldstein organized many special exhibitions drawn from MOCA's permanent collection, contributed scholarly texts and essays to the MOCA catalogues published in conjunction with her exhibitions, and at MOCA. Goldstein is currently organizing a historical survey of minimal art opening at MOCA's Geffen Contemporary in 2004, and a retrospective of the work of German artist Martin Keppenberger for 2004/2005.


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