Fencing is being shed at LACMA's new Lynda and Stewart Resnick Exhibition Pavilion, so Culture Monster checks out artist Robert Irwin's plant work around the building: "Ancient tropical ornamentals, the plantings evoke an antediluvian past, in keeping with the prehistoric sludge of the surrounding La Brea tar pits. They also exude an almost Victorian decorative sense, filtered through a clarifying lens of contemporary Minimalism." [LAT, image via]
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