Long Beach Museum of Art’s third audit in two years–and its second audit this year–was unleashed earlier today by City Auditor Laura Doud’s office. As promised, it takes a long, hard look at the museum’s extensive inventory, and the results are rather chilling.

An upcoming audit will shape the Long Beach Museum of Art’s future, and possibly shed some light on two long-lost paintings by the Russian master

JAWLENSKY: GONE MISSING?
Buried in the city’s 2006 audit of the Long Beach Museum of Art, there’s this sentence, a brief one —and boring (“Discussion with Foundation staff and review of documentation [...]