L.A. Times Announces New Architecture Critic
6 October 2004 - 9:00am
The Los Angeles Times has named Christopher Hawthorne as its new architecture critic.
"After mounting a global search worthy of its serious subject while nonetheless ignoring several well-qualified local candidates the Los Angeles Times has selected Christopher Hawthorne as its new architecture critic. Hawthorne, the architecture writer for the online magazine Slate, replaces Nicolai Ouroussoff, who departed from LA faster than you can say F-O-G when he was tapped by the New York Times to replace Herbert Muschamp.Both appointments reflect the truism that it helps to know someone: Michael Kinsley, Slates founding editor, is the op-ed editor of the LA. Times. And Muschamp is widely viewed as his replacements mentor."
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The Slatin Report, October 5, 2004
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