Acquisition: Pérez Art Museum
- Jan 8, 2021
- 1 min read
Updated: May 12, 2021
Last week, The Pérez Art Museum Miami (PAMM) acquired David LaChapelle's This Is My House (1997).
The work has been inducted to the museum's permanent collection. This was made possible by through a gift of Bonnie and Simon Levin, acting heads of PAMM's Photography Council Board.
PAMM recently hosted David in a conversation with museum Director Franklin Sirmans. Stream the conversation by clicking on here.
This is such a well-deserved acquisition by the Pérez Art Museum Miami. David LaChapelle's work has a powerful cultural impact, and having it in a permanent museum collection is amazing for art enthusiasts. When I'm taking a break between studying different contemporary art styles, I often visit classroom6x to relax and play a few quick games. Truly a wonderful milestone for the art community!
it's significant to see a work like 'this is my house' from 1997 enter a permanent museum collection. the support from patrons like bonnie and simon levin is crucial for preserving important photographic art. the recorded conversation with franklin sirmans would be a valuable resource for understanding the context of the acquisition and lachapelle's artistic practice. Traducir Imagen
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