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February 21, 2019
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Review: The psychosexual madness of Trulee Hall’s show at Maccarone Gallery
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In Amoako Boafo’s portraits, every brushstroke of every black face matters
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John Duran accelerates his departure as board chairman of the Gay Men's Chorus of L.A.
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Cancer, chemo and ‘The Sacred Veil’: Master Chorale sings a search for solace
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L.A.’s historic Bob Baker Marionette Theater is moving to Highland Park
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L.A. Phil’s 2019-20 season: social justice, gender parity and a little Sondheim
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Review: Remembering the trans Club Shine with one artist’s ghostly, moving memory of a Van Nuys haven
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Review: L.A. Phil revives the neglected 'dean of African American composers'
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Lee Quiñones is famous for his graffiti. An L.A. exhibition shows the artist to be more
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Faces of Frieze: Who was at the art fair?
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Salad chopped on the Disney Hall stage closes out 24 hours of Fluxus-ing
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Review: For Nat King Cole in ‘Lights Out,’ smiles on camera but ugly truths behind the scenes
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To convey the real threat to wildlife, photographer Nick Brandt built fake human habitats in Africa
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Lucas Museum of Narrative Art is searching for a new president
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Gay Men's Chorus of Los Angeles' executive director to depart
Feb 15, 2019
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