An operatic trip to the underworld, a chef speaking on food and art, a flapper fantasy theater immersion, a poetry and art-centric commemoration of the 1962 uprising
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Sara Jane Boyers is a photographer with a journalistic streak that dances with her prevailing love of nuance and ambiguity. She is drawn to years-long series documen
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Hotel Figueroa is not the only boutique hotel with an art program, not even the only one staging exhibitions; others, too, have built permanent collections over the
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While we ought to be spending every day praising the beauty of the planet, Earth Day is at least a good reminder. In tune with the assignment are color-forward lands
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Monica Wyatt is enamored of the textures, surfaces, eerie materiality and shapely splendor of overlooked, abandoned, utilitarian objects and their components. She's
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Imagine a cross between WeWork and the Fashion District's LA Mart, with a hint of SoHo House ? except it's all about weed. WeedWork? Sorry. This is the basis of crea
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The play of light and color, data-mined political abstraction, computer-aided kaleidoscopic composition, paintings about intimacy with the world, collaborative impro
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Bi-coastal and multi-hyphenate, artist Dave Persue (PERSUE to his global street art and skate or die following) is a fearsome graffiti writer, muralist, author, desi
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Don't let the word immersive scare you, Chromasonic's experiential environments are not here to overwhelm you. Steadying rather than dizzying, the walk-in abstract c
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Dance on film and dance in the park; very intimate live theater and hotly anticipated new gallery openings; a book launch with staged readings and an off-stage conve
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Aya, also known as Faith Umoh, is an interdisciplinary creative whose range of expertise and practice includes data science, African history, media culture, storytel
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Earlier this week the Getty Research Institute announced its acquisition of what will be known as the Whitney and Lee Kaplan African American Visual Culture Collecti
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