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Dance shows in L.A. for Feb. 16-23 include Benjamin Millepied’s L.A. Dance Project, Blue13 Dance Company and Forever Flamenco
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Classical music concerts in L.A. for Feb. 16-23 include pianist Yuja Wang in recital at Segerstrom and Disney Hall, plus LA Opera’s staging of Donizetti’s “Roberto Devereux” -
The Marciano Art Foundation opened in 2017 as L.A.'s newest center for culture. Its abrupt and mysterious closure came less than three years later. What happened?
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New museum shows in L.A. for Feb. 16-23 include a survey of Mexican painter Artemio Sepúlveda’s works at the Laguna Art Museum
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New plays, Critics’ Choices, etc. in L.A. for Feb. 16-23 include “The Book of Mormon” at the Ahmanson, “The Simon & Garfunkel Story” at the Pantages and “A Wrinkle in Time” at Chance Theatre
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Photographer Carolyn Cole captures the styles and personalities at Frieze Los Angeles, which for some is like cosplay for the blue-chip art world.
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Esa-Pekka Salonen conducted the L.A. Phil through his latest Weimar Republic festival concert, and it wasn’t a pretty sight or sound. It wasn’t meant to be.
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If Frieze Los Angeles is the shark, the Felix art fair is a pilot fish. Our critic dives in and finds the waters pretty fun.
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“South Park"-style geek theater comes to the Geffen Playhouse with the world premiere of Qui Nguyen’s “Revenge Song: A Vampire Cowboys Creation.”
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Artist Genevieve Gaignard wants to further conversations about inclusion in the art world at Frieze.
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Hollywood celebrity and art-world cognoscenti converge at Frieze Los Angeles’ VIP preview. The city’s buzziest art event opens to the public Friday.
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Zynga founder Mark Pincus joins Kanye West as a financial backer of Roden Crater, the epic land artwork James Turrell has spent four decades building.
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Frieze Week in Los Angeles kicks off with an Art for Justice event at the Getty Center and a celebration of Barbara Kruger’s “Untitled (Questions).”
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South Coast Repertory’s festival has world-premiere readings from Christie Baugher, Anchuli Felicia King, Shayan Lotfi, Tony Meneses and Erika Sheffer.
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Qui Nguyen and his N.Y. “nerd theater” group have their L.A. debut at the Geffen Playhouse with a real-life tale of a 17th century queer swordswoman.
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A UCSD biologist studies hippos, descendants of those that escaped a drug lord’s zoo, that are prospering in Colombia’s countryside, for better or worse.
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Troy Sand’s suicide devastated his large, close-knit family and shattered this tiny community of fewer than 1,200 people in northwestern Iowa. His death also represented a growing manifestation of despair in rural America – the number of farmers taking their own lives.
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The Marciano Art Foundation opened in 2017 as L.A.'s newest center for culture. Its abrupt and mysterious closure came less than three years later. What happened?
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False eyelashes and heavy makeup are acceptable for women who must go on camera, but they’re another thing for everyday life.
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Even though she ran at the back of the five-horse field, she ran a perfectly timed race and won by an easy 3 ½ lengths.
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The week’s culture news in one newsletter, including dispatches from Frieze Week, Felix and Startup L.A., plus a series of programs on everything Weimar.
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A look at California stories from the last week, including the plans for Kobe Bryant’s public memorial in Los Angeles.
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