Donna Bojarsky
The L.A. Macher Who Wants To Create Some Non-Deadbeat Civic Elites
I’m late meeting Donna Bojarsky for lunch at Ray’s and Stark Bar, the restaurant in the courtyard of the Los Angeles County Museum of Art. She’s waiting for me—until she’s not. She just needs a minute. Michael Govan, LACMA’s director and CEO, is at a table nearby. She dips in, they talk, and then she’s back. We’re inside the Renzo Piano-designed glass dining room, the sun streams in, people eat their chopped salads, and I expect to see a celebrity stroll up and grab a seat in one of the …
