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Li Wei Yang, curator of the Pacific Rim Collection at The Huntington, retraces the history of Chinatown in Los Angeles using old Chinese restaurant menus from the Yo Read full Post
Every year for more than two decades now, the city of Los Angeles Department of Cultural Affairs offers what's known as the COLA Grants. These are panel-juried indiv Read full Post
It's a long, hot month, July, so of course that's the perfect time to get like 100 artists to commit to doing a series of daily group shows, to be installed, open, a Read full Post
Livia Corona Benjamin is this year's recipient of the Julius Shulman Institute (JSI) at Woodbury University's Excellence in Photography Award. But her practice of th Read full Post
Celebrating her 45th birthday this year (She doesn't look a day over 30!) Hello Kitty remains an enduring pop culture icon, her bold, simple lines and ultra-girly vi Read full Post
Sometimes, a mask can be more revealing and tell a fuller story than the face behind it. Presented by LA Commons and Chaos Network, the ninth-annual Day of the Ances Read full Post
Some say it's poetry's duty to transport us to other realms, while some say poetry serves best to show us the deeper reality of the present. But when free poetry is Read full Post
If it's possible to find a lyric in hip-hop music that captures the essence of the photography show Contact High: A Visual History of Hip-Hop at the Annenberg Space Read full Post
If you've ever found yourself wondering what in the world artists are thinking, The Vision Board Show is a chance to find out. Curated by Elizabeth Valdez, an artist Read full Post
To help close Highways Performance Space's two-month 30th anniversary festival, artist and activist Michael Kearns, a hero as the first openly HIV-positive actor in Read full Post
Artist John Tierney is known for his beautiful, large-scale paintings of urban cityscapes and metropolitan architecture both new and old. Based out of Durham City in Read full Post
Cross Sections III is an open invitation to visit the Bel Air campus of American Jewish University, where a Sunday afternoon is planned to celebrate and activate not Read full Post