Latest From This Author
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Defenders of the Gold Rush-era depiction of Placerville as “Old Hangtown” say changing the logo is erasing history. They’re wrong.
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San Gabriel Mission, which burned over the weekend, stands tall in Carleton Watkins’ photograph, circa 1880. Look and you’ll see a message in the image.
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An 800-pound marker for the Jefferson Davis National Highway has been removed from view. A college student’s email prompted the change.
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Kimberly Drew explains her journey as a Black gay woman through the world of art in a new book for young adults, “This Is What I Know About Art.”
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With health precautions in place, the gallery Chimento Contemporary reopens an invigorating show closed by coronavirus in March.
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Southern mayors and Virginia’s governor are striking while the iron is hot, using the unprecedented moment to get it done.
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Peter Alexander, who died Tuesday, was instrumental in establishing Light and Space as Los Angeles’ contribution to the art world.
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Artist-run gallery Durden and Ray has organized a sprawling show installed all over L.A. County and seen from sidewalks and streets.
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Sculptures commemorating plagues were common in Europe. Our art critic suggests America could build its own, and Trump provides inspiration for where.
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Painter Antoine-Jean Gros made the French general into a military hero, turning troublesome truth into feel-good fiction.
