LACMA opens two new exhibits showcasing nature’s beauty

September 27, 2019 Linnea Wee Art Exhibits, Arts 0

5561.EX8245_020_grey — Thomas Joshua Cooper takes dramatic photos of scenic views. His exhibit "Thomas Joshua Cooper: The World's Edge" is available to view at the LACMA from set. 22 to Feb 2. Photo Courtesy of lacma.org

By Linnea Wee

Executive Arts Editor

The Los Angeles County Museum of Arts is now showcasing its two newest exhibits “Thomas Joshua Cooper: The World’s Edge” and “Every Living Thing: Animals in Japanese Art.” in the Resnick Pavilion.

“Thomas Joshua Cooper: The World’s Edge” opened on Sept. 22 and is available to view until Feb. 2. The exhibit showcases scenic photography by Thomas Joshua Cooper including dramatic depictions of the ocean and land.

“Every Living Thing: Animals in Japanese Art” also opened on Sept. 22 and is open until Dec. 8. The purpose of this exhibit is to highlight the importance that animals have in Japanese art and history.

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Linnea Wee is this year’s Executive Arts Editor. In her last two years on La Vista, she was a staff writer and online/social media editor. Outside of La Vista, Linnea’s favorite things to do are traveling and hanging out with her friends.