MAK Center for Art and Architecture, Los Angeles, USA
In the world of space and time, symmetry derives its meaning from a center, a repetition of forms on mirroring sides of an
axis. The exhibition Symmetry features works by Los Angeles-based contemporary artists that use or relate to this concept. The artworks in the exhibition
underscore and often directly respond to the unique symmetry of the Schindler House. Like the house, the works perform a spin
on the idea of balance, the use of symmetryor its careful undoingappearing sometimes on the surface, sometimes
hidden in the structure, but always at the core of a works meaning. Symmetry presents work by nine artists: Edgar Arceneaux, Patrick Hill, Brandon Lattu, Sandeep Mukherjee, Amy Sarkisian, Eddo Stern
and Jessica Hutchins, Stephanie Taylor and Sam Watters.
Wed–Sun 11 a.m.–6 p.m. Closed Mon and Tue. MAK Center Bookstore is open seven days a week, 11 a.m.–6 p.m.
Guided Tours
at the weekend and by advance booking.
Admission
$10 / $7 students and seniors, admission including Schindler by MAK guide $17 / $16 students and seniors
Free Admission children under 12, Friends of the Schindler House, and Friends of the MAK Center; on Friday afternoons 4–6 p.m.; International
Museum Day in May; and Schindler's Birthday, 10 September
FIRST FRIDAYS Schindler House / Mackey Apartments & Garages / Fitzpatrick-Leland House:
The first Friday of every month, 11 a.m.–6 p.m., advance reservations required
Admission for all three houses, incl. Schindler by MAK guide: $50 / $42 students and seniors / $30 Friends of the Schindler House and Friends of the MAK Center
Admission Fitzpatrick-Leland House only, incl. Schindler by MAK guide: Suggested donation $34 / $32 students and seniors / $20 for Friends of the Schindler House and Friends of the MAK Center
Admission Mackey Apartments only, incl. Schindler by MAK guide: $17 / $16 students and seniors, free to Friends of the Schindler House and Friends of the MAK Center