Hello, spring. The arts team at L.A. Times has geared up with interviews, analysis and recommendations of where to go, whom to see and what not to miss. This week and next, look for our critics and reporters to guide you to the cultural events of the new season. The museum that isn't a museum When we call it the biggest story in L.A.'s art scene right now, we're not kidding: At 116,000 square feet, the Hauser Wirth & Schimmel gallery opening Sunday is as large as a Home Depot with some big names to go with it, most notably Paul Schimmel, former chief curator at the Museum of Contemporary Art. Review: New gallery adds another dimension with its spacious 'Abstract Sculpture by Women'...
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