“The Big Show” Groups shows are almost always problematic — uneven, schizophrenic, overloaded with information — and Lawndale Art Center’s annual open-call, juried exhibition never seems to escape these peccadilloes. With no frame of reference besides one or two pieces by each artist on the wall, it’s just too easy…
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