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2003:01:22:16:29:23 CALENDAR WEEKENDLOS ANGELES E63 GettySpecial Exhibition admission is always free open fri and sat until 9 pm closed monday parking 5 based on availability.no reservations are needed after 4 pm or on weekends. the getty center, los angeles 310.440.7300 www.getty.edu 2003 J.Paul Getty Trust Silent Mountain (2001), Bill Viola.Photograph:Kira Perov Now through April 27 See recent work by pioneering video artist Bill Viola, including the debut of a new piece specially commissioned by the Getty. Open Fridays and Saturdays until 9pm No reservations needed BILLVIOLA THEPASSIONS Modern abstract drawings and paintings cre- ated between 1908 and 1938; ends April 6. Los Angeles County Museum of Art 5905 Wilshire L.A. noon-8 p.m.; noon-9 p.m.; 11 a.m.-8 p.m.; closed Wed.

5 and younger, free. (323) 857-6000. George Washington: A National Treasure Portraits and educational installa- tions about Washington, including Gilbert portrait; ends March 9. Keith Edmier and Farrah Fawcett Two-part sculpture in marble and bronze of the two artists, two smaller sculptures, photo- graphs and a videotape documenting the project; ends Feb. 17.

Making (at LACMA West, Wilshire at Fairfax, noon-5 p.m.; 11 a.m.-5 p.m.; closed Wed.) Collaborative projects created by four teams from L.A.-area art schools en- gaging viewers in the process of making art; ends Sept. 1. Free. Miracles and Mischief: Noh and Kyogen Theater in Japan Carved wood masks, woven silk and gold costumes, painted fans and lacquered instruments used in Japanese musical dance-drama and comedic dramas; ends Feb. 2.

Munakata Shi- Japanese Master of the Modern Print Prints, calligraphies, paintings and ceram- ics from throughout the career; ends March 2. Los Angeles Maritime Museum Foot of 6th Street (next to Ports Call) Berth 84, San Pedro. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. $1. (310) 548-7618.

20,000 Jobs Under the Sea Ahistory of commercial and fishery diving in Southern California; indefinitely. Museum of Contemporary Art 250 S. Grand L.A. and 11 a.m.-5 p.m.; 11 a.m.-8 p.m.; closed Mon. 11 and younger, free.

(213) 626- 6222. Conversations Paintings, sculpture and photographs by Jasper Johns, Robert Rauschenberg, Robert Frank, Lee Frie- dlander, Adrian Piper, Ree Morton and others; ends Aug. 31. Nancy Rubins Sculp- ture created from used airplane parts; in- definitely. MOCA at the Geffen Contemporary 152 N.

Central L.A. 11 a.m.-8 p.m.; 11 a.m.-5 p.m.; closed Mon. 11 and younger, free. (213) 626- 6222. Retrofuturism: The Car Design of J.

Mays Designs for the updated Volkswagen Beetle, a concept car for Audi and the re- designed Ford Thunderbird along with video footage, photography and original drawings; ends March 9. Museum of Contemporary Art, San Di- ego 700 Prospect La Jolla. and 11 a.m.-5 p.m.; 11 a.m.-8 p.m.; closed Wed. 11 and younger, free. (858) 454-3541.

Ellsworth Kelly: Red Green Blue The 1963 masterpiece by American artist Kelly is the pivot of a show that examines a turning point in the Abstract important career; ends April 13. Museum of Contemporary Art, San Di- 1001 Kettner San Diego. 11 a.m.-5 p.m. 11 and younger, free. (619) 234-1001.

Helen Alt- man: Natural Inclinations Torch drawings of animals, moving blankets painted with il- lustrations from school books and field guides and pyramids of artificial fireplace logs; ends Feb. 16. Roger Ballen Survey of the photography, including archi- tectural images and portraits of poor white civil servants; ends Feb. 16. Museum of Latin American Art 628 Ala- mitos Long Beach.

11:30 a.m.-7 p.m.; 11:30 a.m.-9 p.m.; 11 a.m.-7 p.m.; 11 a.m.-6 p.m. 11 and younger, free. (562) 437-1689. Latin American Art- ists: A Contemporary Journey This visual survey has been designed as an introduction to the intricate history of Latin American art in the last 50 years and displays the wide array of Latin American styles, movements and genres; ends Jan. 31.

Latin American Graphics: The Evolution of Identity From the Mythical to the Personal Survey from mid-century to the present of relief prints, engravings, lithographs, serigraphs, and various photo processes; ends Feb. 16. Museum of Neon Art 501 W. Olym- pic L.A. 11 a.m.-5 p.m.; Sun.

noon-5 p.m. 11 and younger, free. (213) 489-9918. Roger Vail: Chaos, Platinum-Palladium Prints Black-and-white photo- graphs of the lights and motion of carnival rides; ends March 2. Museum of Photographic Arts 1649 El Prado, Balboa Park, San Di- ego.

Daily, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. 11 and younger, free. (619) 238-7559. Alexander Rodchenko: Modern Photog- raphy, Photomontage and Film Vin- tage photographs, photographic publications and cinematic mon- tages by the Russian artist; ends March 23. Edward Curtis: The Shadow Catcher Photographs taken from 1898 to 1952, documenting the lives and religious ceremonies of Ameri- can Indians; ends March 23.

Museum of Tolerance 9786 W. Pico L.A. 11:30 a.m.-4 p.m.; 11:30 a.m.-3 p.m.; 11 a.m.-5 p.m. (310) 553-8403. Friedl Dicker-Brandeis and the Chil- dren of Terezin: An Exhibition of Art and Hope More than 60 paintings by the children of Terezin concentra- tion camp, as well as about 165 works by their teacher, Dicker- Brandeis, including watercolors, oil, charcoals, textiles, furniture and toys; ends Sept.

1. Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County ,900 Exposition L.A. Daily, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. 4 and younger, free. (213) 763- 3466.

Permanent Collection Ex- tensive exhibits in botany, earth sciences, anthropology, invertebrate and vertebrate studies and other disciplines; in- definitely. NHRA Motorsports Museum Pomona Fair- plex, 1101 W. McKinley Pomona. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. 5 and younger, free.

(909) 622-2133. Norton Simon Museum of Art 411 W. Colo- rado Pasadena. noon-6 p.m.; noon-9 p.m. 18 and younger, free.

(626) 449-6840. Intimate Viewing: Reading Other Mail Installation combining typed and hand- written letters by artists creating an image in text; ends May 19. My Four Kings: Galka Scheyer and the Blue Four Paintings, prints, drawings and sculptures by Lyonel Fei- ninger, Alexei Jawlensky, Vassily Kandinsky and Paul Klee; ends April 14. Old Courthouse Museum 211 W. Santa Ana Santa Ana.

9 a.m.-5 p.m. Free. (714) 834-3703. Take to the Sky: The His- tory of Aviation in Orange County Local arti- facts from the first century of flight, includ- ing pioneer airplanes and space travel; ends Dec. 17.

Orange County Museum of Art 850 San Clemente Drive, Newport Beach. 11 a.m.-5 p.m. 15 and younger, free. (949) 759-1122. Manuel Alvarez Bravo Photographs Black-and-white photography capturing Mexican history and cultural identity; ends Feb.

16. Marjetica Potrc Instal- lations inspired by shantytowns, favelas and other improvised cities by the Slo- venian artist; ends Feb. 28. The Spirit of Mexico Photography celebrating modern Mexico by Manuel Alvarez Bravo, Edward Canvases littered with symbols, hand-drawn numbers and scientific diagrams highlight the cosmological theories of painter Alfred Jensen in opening Saturday at the Santa Monica Museum of Art. Curated by Lynne Cooke of the Dia Center for the Arts in New York, the exhibition will include 10 monumental paintings that incorporate astronomy, physics and mathematics.

Santa Monica Museum of Art 2525 Michigan Santa Monica Opening reception, p.m. Hours: 11 a.m.-6 p.m.; ends April 19 Free (310) 586-6488 Bergamont Station G1 An Alfred Jensen canvas. A large view of the world 8DAYS: MUSEUMS CALENDAR WEEKENDLOS ANGELES E10 ASHTON KUTCHER BRITTANY MURPHY Feel-Good FUN! 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13 up against durable staged reality concept Mil- The Oakland-Tennes- see game, meanwhile, rose over last conference title showdown, which aired in the afternoon. Thursday lineup is ex- hibiting some signs of weakness, with slipping as Crime Scene dominates the preceding hour against and Morning funnel- ing viewers toward the similarly themed first-year drama out a The second episode of political drama saw viewer turnout drop from its premiere still good enough to win its Friday time slot while courtroom drama is proving no match for Or- der: Special Victims The franchise also demonstrated its repeatability, as the network reran all three versions Saturday and signifi- cantly improved its performance that night. Lowry TELEVISION CBS scores big with AFC thriller National Nielsen Viewership Here are the rankings for national prime- time network television last week (Jan. 13-19) as compiled by Nielsen Media Research. They are based on the average num- ber of people who watched a program from start to finish.

Nielsen estimates there are 272.04 million potential viewers in the U.S. age 2 and older. Viewership is listed in mil- lions. Program Net- work View- ersProgram Net- work View- ers 1 AFC Championship (Sun.) CBS41.46 2 CSICBS27.87 3 FriendsNBC23.66 4 ERNBC21.80 5 AFC Postgame Show 6 Golden Globe Awards NBC20.10 7 Law OrderNBC19.03 8 ScrubsNBC18.02 9 Joe MillionaireFOX17.53 10 Without a TraceCBS17.51 11 The BacheloretteABC17.37 12 Law Order: SVUNBC16.26 13 Will GraceNBC15.97 14 Star SearchCBS15.09 15 Fear FactorNBC14.56 16 The West WingNBC14.45 17 Everybody Loves RaymondCBS14.26 18 Good Morning MiamiNBC14.23 19 Crossing JordanNBC13.32 20 American Music Awards ABC12.90 21 CSI: MiamiCBS12.88 22 Star Search 23 FrasierNBC12.40 24 Third WatchNBC12.30 25 King of QueensCBS11.91 26 NYPD BlueABC11.86 27 8Simple Rules 28 Yes, DearCBS11.59 29 Still StandingCBS11.58 30 JAGCBS11.48 31 Dateline NBC 32 George LopezABC11.11 33 Celebrity Mole HawaiiABC11.04 34 Law Order: SVU 35 My Wife and KidsABC10.72 36 Mr. SterlingNBC10.70 37 The DistrictCBS10.47 38 24FOX10.41 39 Every.

Loves Ray. 40 Funniest Home VideosABC10.21 41 48 Hours InvestigatesCBS10.17 42 According to JimABC10.02 43 CSI EdNBC9.98 45 Dateline NBC 46 Law Order: Criminal IntentNBC9.68 47 That Show (8:30 p.m.)FOX9.67 48 Hidden HillsNBC9.59 49 HackCBS9.39 50 vs. 51 60 Minutes IICBS9.16 52 Globes 53 The GuardianCBS9.08 54 U.S. Figure Skating Championships ABC9.02 55 Boston PublicFOX8.95 56 Judging AmyCBS8.90 57 58 The AgencyCBS8.43 59 That ShowFOX7.99 60 Joe Millionaire 9 p.m.)FOX7.87 61 Life With BonnieABC7.83 62 Disco 63 Less Than PerfectABC7.36 64 Cops (8:30 p.m.)FOX7.33 The Simpsons 66 Cedric the Entertainer FOX7.30 67 SmallvilleWB7.27 68 Law Order 69 70 Presidio MedCBS7.06 71 Queens SupremeCBS6.87 72 Joe Millionaire 8 p.m.)FOX6.77 73 74 The Bernie Mac ShowFOX6.54 75 CopsFOX6.41 76 Just Shoot MeNBC6.32 77 Something About FOX6.16 78 John DoeFOX5.94 Primetime ThursdayABC5.94 80 Whose Line Is It 81 FastlaneFOX5.76 82 Gilmore GirlsWB5.75 83 RebaWB5.73 84 CharmedWB5.49 85 WWE 86 The PracticeABC5.31 87 AliasABC5.04 88 The Drew Carey ShowABC4.95 89 7th HeavenWB4.53 90 Fox NFL Saturday Night FOX4.04 91 AngelWB4.01 92 High School ReunionWB3.92 93 Surreal LifeWB3.91 94 Greetings From TucsonWB3.88 95 One on OneUPN3.76 96 CreekWB3.63 97 The ParkersUPN3.58 98 Sabrina, the Teenage WitchWB3.42 99 EverwoodWB3.36 100 What I Like About YouWB3.19 101 GirlfriendsUPN3.06 102 Jamie Kennedy ExperimentWB2.91 103 EnterpriseUPN2.82 104 Network Averages Here is the number of viewers (in millions) that each network averaged per hour of prime time, for last week and for the season. Network Last week Season to date CBS16.6012.92 NBC13.8411.90 ABC9.3410.08 FOX7.889.16 WB4.204.32 UPN3.033.76 By Richard S.

Ginell Special to The Times Having unveiled Richard Fel- American Decam- last season, Southwest Chamber Music is quickly turn- ing it into a calling card. The ensemble recently re- corded this hourlong song cycle, and they will be taking it on tour to Vienna in March. A small gathering heard the piece at the Colburn Zipper Hall on Tuesday night, with six of the eight par- ticipants from the recording in place. The dark-hued soprano of Kathleen Roland sang and, at times, declaimed the text. Now that the piece has emerged from the Sept.

11 shroud that must have hovered over its premiere, one can ap- proach it on its own terms a treatment of Studs saic of interviews with ordinary Americans in his books and of Felcia- no turns passages from 10 of the interviews into concert arias, chopping up lines, repeating words and backing his soprano with manipulations of a sextet led by Jeff von der Schmidt. Some sections are more suc- cessful than others, particularly in the center of the work where a solo violin perfectly conveys the loneliness of Place to and you can picture the fashion model in Same Smile, the Same Open going delec- tably mad as she is forced to re- peat words like and obsessively. Yet while expansive panorama of Ameri- can working life does justify a piece of enormous length, Felcia- own powers of invention start to flag toward the close. For starters, Von der Schmidt chose two works the tumbling, disconnected events of Dorrance Anne Theo- ria third move- ment was enlivened by touches of whimsical 1920s jazz. MUSIC REVIEW Apotheosis of the American worker.