Recent Newsletters
The immersive art exhibit “Hospital of Emotions” is getting a super creepy after-dark makeover for Halloween, including a chilling spook show in the basement.
The anonymous arts group known as Secret Handshake’s latest satirical anti-Trump artwork is a playable video game console called, “Nuuk ‘Em All,” in, yes, Nuuk, Greenland.
L.A. Times classical music critic Mark Swed has retired. He was the last full-time classical music critic at a major American newspaper.
The recent Kennedy Center firestorm points to an unusual presidential obsession with the nation’s performing arts center.
Swedish arts group BKN offers residencies and support to California fire victims through a new organization, Los Angeles Wildfire Survivors.
Fall will soon arrive with a flurry of great art exhibits, riveting dance and theater shows and plenty of classical music
Fans can pay tribute to the late artist Yayoi Kusama by visiting one of her two Infinity Mirror Rooms at the Broad in L.A.
The Silver Lake arts scene was filled with vibrant young artists and musicians in the early aughts, many of whom are still creating rich new work today.
‘The children are especially sad,’ a 10-year-old writes about the loss of music and art teachers as a new school year begins at Pasadena Unified School District.
The Cultural Landscape Foundation sent a letter to the National Park Service calling plans for Trump’s Triumphal Arch “horrifically flawed.”
Departing Public Theater artistic director Oskar Eustis weighs in on the future of nonprofit theater and why it is no longer financially viable.
TV ‘Batman’s’ Wayne Manor hits the Pasadena real estate market for $32 million, the Hollywood Bowl sound, Yoko Ono and the story behind ‘Phantom’s’ chandelier.
