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Trump’s threats to attack Iran’s cultural sites cause scholars to recoil, bringing to mind memories of war crimes and attacks since ancient times.
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The museum names Joe D. Horse Capture, a prominent Minnesota curator, and Tyree Boyd-Pates, who comes from CAAM, to key positions. -
Our arts newsletter looks at a year in which art tweaked gender, Broadway examined slavery’s toxic roots and L.A.'s famous Philharmonic ended the decade with a bang.
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The Natural History Museums of Los Angeles had narrowed the choice down to three architectural teams: Diller Scofidio + Renfro, Weiss/Manfredi and Dorte Mandrup.
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At MASS MoCA, exhibitions by L.A.'s Rafa Esparza and Tijuana’s Marcos Ramirez, a.k.a. “ERRE,” examine the lines that divide — and the new identities they create.
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L.A’s Museum of Contemporary Art faces a unionization drive. Influential architect Ray Kappe dies. And more essential arts stories from a busy week.
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Raymond Kappe was founding director of the Southern California Institute of Architecture, and his designs advanced the benefits of green building.
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Los Angeles is changing so fast. There’s so much new development as bulldozers erase L.A.'s low-slung past. Memory keepers record what we’re losing.
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Los Angeles artist Oscar Tuazon is rethinking the energy efficient dwellings of the 1960s and ‘70s for this era of water and climate crises.
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This year’s Chicago Architecture Biennial explores the real-life consequences of urban inequity — such as the explosive protests in Chile and Hong Kong.
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Why hasn’t LACMA moved the fundraising needle in the last year? How a poor idea for a museum makeover reportedly is encountering escalating costs.
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Clara Porset is known for designing a famous Mexican chair. A show at the Art Institute of Chicago looks at how her influence extended far beyond that
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Workers who tried to unionize wielded signs and chanted in front of the shut-down museum on Friday. More actions are planned.
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The project is part of the transformation of the old Westside Pavilion from dowdy indoor shopping mall to cutting-edge offices for technology and entertainment tenants.
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Modernism Week returns in 2020 with more than 350 events including midcentury modern home tours, lectures, bus tours, parties and neighborhood tours.
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Tracing Kobe Bryant’s fateful last flight Sunday morning that ended with a horrific crash.
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Investigators are looking into why a helicopter carrying Kobe Bryant, his daughter and seven others slammed into a Calabasas hillside.
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Celebrities endorsed ‘American Dirt’ — then the reactions on Twitter turned negative. Cries of appropriation — and barb-wire dinner pieces — spark scorn for book
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Public health officials remain on high alert for additional cases of the new strain of coronavirus after two positive diagnoses in Southern California over the weekend.
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Talking to food writer Jenn Harris about her new show “The Bucket List,” which is devoted to the best fried chicken in Los Angeles and the people who make it.
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Soon before the helicopter carrying Kobe Bryant, his daughter and seven other people crashed into a Calabasas hillside, the pilot started a steep climb.
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It has been a tough two days for NBA and Lakers fans.
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California schools have more money than ever but also more needs. Will voters see that as a priority this election season?
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