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East met West for the first time in San Francisco in 1860
A group of Japanese samurai arrived to begin a three-month U.S. tour.
Luc Tuymans: Don't take his images at face value
The Belgian artist shakes up notions of portraiture in particular and painting in general. He wants you to see with your brain.
'The Art of the Steal' wades into the move of the Barnes collection
The documentary likens the relocation to a hijacking. Critics say the movie presents a one-sided view.
Nan Martin dies at 82; prolific actress
Martin appeared in numerous plays and films and, over a 50-year span, TV shows. She earned honors including a Tony nomination, an L.A. Drama Critics Circle Award and Washington's Helen Hayes Award.
Did David Burdeny copy Sze Tsung Leong's photographs?
The two artists' camps are in conflict over comparisons between the new Burdeny exhibition and a previous one by Leong.
Los Angeles during its growth spurt
Photographer Richard C. Miller loved to roam the city by car. Fortunately, he took his camera along. The pictures are on view at Craig Krull Gallery.
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