Light and shadows dictate the appearance of the mural that's coming into existence at 312 W. Fifth St. in downtown L.A. On a 60,000-square-foot wall facing the a
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Shepard Fairey's iconic "Hope" poster remains one of the most enduring symbols of Barack Obama's historic first presidential campaign. But Fairey, one of the
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If you live somewhere long enough, you get used to a region's particular brand of natural disaster. Atlantic and Gulf Coast residents have oddly familiar first names
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Although skateboarding and tattoos have existed harmoniously in the subculture since each began becoming more mainstream in the?'90s, few can truly bring the two to
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In 1938, the Atlantic Ocean was active and angry. It churned up nine major storms that year, hurtling them toward North America with relentless, deadly force. Hurric
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Before the doors opened for the last show at Los Feliz's Steve Allen Theater, actress Kate Micucci told a story about the early days to a group of performers and sta
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In his new book, LA NY:Â Aerial Photographs of Los Angeles and New York (Thames & Hudson, $29.95), photographer Jeffrey Milstein offers an alternative view of Amer
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If you're happy but no one on social media knows it, are you really happy? Like, if you're happy but no one on Instagram can see you physically twirling arou
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Shepard Fairey's iconic Hope poster remains one of the most enduring symbols of Barack Obama's historic first presidential campaign. Contrast the piece with
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Not long after the November 2016 election, Anais Godard and Amanda Maciel Antunes decided to email the New York creators of Nasty Women. Described as a global art mo
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Día de los Muertos is technically over but in Grand Park, Day of the Dead lives on. Throughout the park, more than 50 altars honoring dead loved ones as well as co
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An Armenian film festival, a Patrick Stewart double feature, a chat with Cheech Marin, and more to do and see in L.A. this week.
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