The festival typically takes place at the ROW DTLA with off-site events sprinkled all throughout the city; but this year, it's taking place online via pre-taped vide
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When Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D, New York) and Senator Ed Markey (D, Massachusetts) introduced a Green New Deal legislative package in 2018, like so
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Painter Andrea Marie Breiling takes an original approach to forms of expressive abstraction. Enacting the enlivened, syncopated gestures of sweeping strokes and kale
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I visited Sage Willows' Los Angeles studio on one of those peculiar California days, just as the sun was setting. Before arriving at the studio, I was advised that W
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In its ten previous seasons, Artbound has innovated and reinvented itself more than once, in the process rededicating itself to engagement storytelling that not only
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If last week was an exercise in the making of appointments and the seeing of real people again in the art world, this week sees a bit of a fallback to the virtual --
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Bettina Hubby is an interdisciplinary happy warrior. Though her practice is grounded in more esoteric, big picture concepts like personal and societal transformation
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As we all huddle indoors to avoid an airborne contagion mixed with ash from raging wildfires, seeking air conditioned refuge from record heat, while coping with job
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Too gestural and evocatively prismatic for Minimalism, too refined and elusive for Abstract Expressionism, too textured and materially layered for Hard Edge, and bei
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This same weekend last year was a crosstown frenzy, a deep dive down the 6-8pm Saturday night rabbit hole social crush of a new art season. While this year is obviou
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An inclusive, decentralized arts festival happening at locations across Los Angeles County, the 2020 edition of Maiden L.A. hosts some 75 projects, about half in-per
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The arts and culture programs at LACE have been essential in Los Angeles culture for more than four decades, and while now more than ever? is an overused phrase, whe
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