James Cohan Gallery is based in New York, but the internet is all over the place, and CalArts and UC Irvine grad Tuan Andrew Nguyen's new video work The Boat People
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The ODDyssey recounts Homer's epic tale in five webisodes of family-friendly, wacky and whimsical? zoom-based storytelling courtesy of the Getty Villa, where the Tro
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I met Gerald Buck in 2012 at a Laguna Art Museum panel discussion for its exhibition, Best Kept Secret: UCI and the Development of Contemporary Art in Southern Calif
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A strange kind of hangover has been hard to ignore, especially on television, as new episodes of our favorite shows filmed before the pandemic were rolled out after.
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The immersive, multisensory installation at Hove's new Cakeland HQ in Chinatown is a frosting-festooned maze which walks audiences through a sugary, baroque story of
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With the city, county, and state all re-closing big social and commercial sectors, it feels like the return of stay at home even if we aren't calling it that yet. At
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Komaroff, Curator of Islamic Art and Department Head, Art of the Middle East, and Offendum, Syrian American rapper and spoken word artist, get together for a chat on
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The Kleefeld Contemporary Art Museum at CSULB today announced their permanent acquisition of a work of invaluable historic public art by Millard Sheets. A gift from
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Eric Thaller appropriates digital iotas for use as mark-making in his portraits and text-based works, built from Lego bricks or constructed from gridded emojis to ex
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Director's Marie Losier seven-year passion project, The Ballad of Genesis and Lady Jaye (Adopt Films) offers a spirited exploration of the life, career, pioneering i
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I found an odd confluence of nationally celebrated days this week that seemed absolutely apropos for our troubled moment. First, on the 10th we have National Kitten
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An immersive sound installation inspired by and written site-specifically for Descanso, played through 72 speakers throughout the Camellia and Oak forests, the piece
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