Thomas Crow

Associate Provost for the Arts, New York University

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Rosalie Solow Professor of Modern Art and Associate Provost for the Arts at New York University, based in New York City

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Urban Light, a grove of ornate, historic lampposts at the entrance to the  Los Angeles County Museum of Art , has become a much-loved landmark, and a gentle evocation of the…

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