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MOCA announced tonight that the exit of its controversial and embattled director, Jeffrey Deitch, is official.
The contemporary
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After the Boy Scouts of America's national council voted to lift its ban on gay scouts under 18 — anyone gay and over 18 can, awkwardly, still be expelled from
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Jewish history in turn-of-the-century America usually conjures up images of deeply religious East Coast garment district workers or greased-back, penny-pinching Old
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Gary Baseman's House Party opened up his current exhibit at Skirball Cultural Center to a capacity crowd on Thursday night. Festivities included a DJ set by Shep
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Last year's color was Tangerine Tango, a deep orange “energy boost.” In 2011, it was Honeysuckle, a hot pink that “lifts spirits and imparts co
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This week, another painted portrait of Kate Middleton debuts, an aesthetic terroist talks about fashion and tea time happens ten days in a row in Chinatown.
5. Man
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Everyone is a critic. Even taggers. Shepard Fairey, a widely known street artist who often garners mixed reviews, has been panned with graffiti spray-painted over a
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It's not obvious at first that Charlie White and Katy Grannan, the photographers whose work features in LACMA's new two-person exhibition “The Sun and
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In this week's cover story, “Los Angeles' War on Street Artists,” we reveal that the L.A. County Sheriff's Department, with the help of city
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Thank god for nostalgic Hollywood fanboys in the Upper Midwest! As the Associated Press revealed last Wednesday, if it weren't for Minnesota artist and memorabil
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On her first trip inside the slaughterhouse in 2008, photographer Alexandra Gibson had to leave immediately. She sat outside under the Oaxacan sun, unable to bring h
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With their advertisements for overly organized, lavishly decorated abodes, the catalogs of companies like Pottery Barn and Pier 1 Imports seem to demand: “Who
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