Video: Joe Goode, Charles Cowles, Ed Moses, and Hans Neuendorf speak about Nicholas Wilder and his gallery, 2009–11

Video: Documentation of the artistic process, fabrication, and installation of Robert Irwin’s installation Black on White

Video: Sarah Bancroft speaks about Richard Diebenkorn's Ocean Park series, June 2011

Video: De Wain Valentine and the L.A. Art Scene in the 1960s and 70s is explored by the Getty Conservation Institute.

Video: MasKast Resin, the polyester developed by De Wain Valentine to create his large-scale sculptures, is explored by the Getty Conservation Institute.

Video: Surface Matters—learn about the role of and upkeep for the pristine surfaces on De Wain Valentine's sculptures through the work of the Getty Conservation Institute.

Video: Learn about the research and activities of the Getty Conservation Institute that went into the planning of the exhibition From Start to Finish: De Wain Valentine's Gray Column.

Video: Interview with John McCracken, October 4, 2010, New York, NY. © 2010 Glenstone

Video: Making the Scene—find out about the L.A. gallery scene during the postwar years

Video: Artist George Herms shares anecdotes about the California assemblage community

Video: Discover how L.A. artists of the 1960s and 1970s appropriated commercial culture

Video: Learn more about the region’s network of art schools with artist Barbara T. Smith

Video: Experience the Womanhouse Kitchen. Excerpt from the documentary film Womanhouse, 1974, directed by Johanna Demetrakas. The Getty Research Institute, 2896-034. © Johanna Demetrakas

Video: Art of Protest—Artist Suzanne Lacy discusses the connection between art and activism

Exhibition Film: Learn about the birth of the L.A. art scene from the people who shaped it. Their dynamic developments and artistic innovations during the postwar period turned the city into a world-class art center.