Organized by the Santa Monica Museum of Art and co-curated by Duncan and McKenna, this is the first major museum examination of the significance of the charismatic Berman — his eclectic worldview and non-nine-to-five lifestyle, Rowe said.  It includes the complete loose-leaf run of Semina — a hand-printed, free-form art and poetry journal that Berman published and personally distributed — and artworks by contributors to Semina, as well as by those who were part of the close-knit “Semina Culture” community, largely people from the West Coast.