An Ingenue's Hues and How to Use Cutty Black Shoes?is the title of painter Trenton Doyle Hancock's new exhibition at Shulamit Nazarian Gallery, but the phra
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An ongoing series of Q&As with L.A.'s most fascinating contemporary artists, introduced in their own words. This week it's photographer Luther Gerlach, whose old-sc
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Possession. It's ownership, stewardship, control. It's nine-tenths of the law. When it's demonic, it means you're not in charge of your own soul. Bu
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After more than 40 years as one of L.A.'s most vibrant live theaters, the Odyssey Theatre began opening its stage to dance, and three years ago it launched its
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What do you do? It's one of those ubiquitous questions we encounter at parties, at bars, at events ? anytime you meet a new person. And your answer to this ques
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In 1939 and '40, psychologists Kenneth and Mamie Clark published papers detailing tests that showed that African-American children routinely chose to play with
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Curated by Narei Choi (New York) and Nicolas Orozco-Valdivia (L.A.), Take My Money/Take My Body is a deft examination of the consumer/big data/performance/surveilla
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This story was originally published on July 13, 2018.Americans certainly aren't the only ones with a bit of a thing for Paris. Benjamin Franklin was born there, and
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The latest in mind trip entertainment, a new 35,000-square-foot art park called Wisdome, emerged in the downtown Arts District last week, featuring five fully immer
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An ongoing series of Q&As with some of L.A.'s most active and eclectic contemporary artists, introducing themselves to you in their own words. This week it's painte
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American photographer Sally Mann gained wide recognition and a devoted fan base in the 1980s, as well as stirring up some controversy, with the publication of provo
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