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A pilot test of a shading system for L.A. bus stops has been roasted on Twitter. But the gender-equity effort that launched it should not be dismissed.
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San Franciscos urban problems are a challenge; they are also an opportunity. Plus, Tchaikovsky orgasms and a 23-year-old apology, in our weekly arts newsletter
Keith Haring’s first-ever L.A. museum survey, Sondheim celebrations, a groundbreaking Chicanx art show, intriguing Ojai Music Festival offerings and plenty more to check out this summer.
The ’70s art group Asco was obscure until a LACMA exhibition turned its members into art world darlings. Now, they are locked in a struggle over attribution.
Inspired by trees, a design by Sze Tsung Nicolás Leong and writer Judy Chui-Hua Chung will mark an event that resulted in the lynchings of 18 Chinese men.
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‘Migrant Dubs’ was created by Los Jaichackers and shown in the groundbreaking ‘Phantom Sightings’ in 2008. Now it’s a sound studio for DJ Escuby
