Critic's Notebook: Seeing L.A.'s MOCA as a company — therein lies the rub

Officials at the Museum of Contemporary Art seem to think that changing the art program will fix the business plan. They're wrong.

If you're confused by the convulsive goings-on at the internationally admired Museum of Contemporary Art, which culminated in the June 25 firing of the illustrious chief curator instrumental in putting the museum on the map, don't be. It's not that complicated.

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