Arts

Dance performances in L.A. for Aug. 18-25 include Heidi Duckler Dance’s “Stay Awake” and Mantra Siam’s “Tales from Mount Sumeru: The Golden Peacock”

Allegations against Plácido Domingo rock the opera world, how Latino invisibility in culture helps Trump and more in the week’s essential arts news.

Bold work made before and after DeFeo’s crucial stay in Florence is now on view at Marc Selwyn Fine Art.

Artist Steve Roden has improvisational, organic, geometric and intriguing new work on view at Vielmetter Los Angeles.

Barbara Hammer, Senga Nengudi and Harriet Korman are among the artists pulled together for a group show at the L.A. gallery Morán Morán.

In Studio City, the Rudolph Schindler-designed Lechner house has sold for more than the $4.8-million asking price.

Pacific Resident Theatre stages ‘Andy Warhol’s Tomato,’ the story of an awkward art student and a gruff bar owner who manage to find common ground.

Theater makes me anxious. What if I hate a play and can’t leave? But “John Proctor Is the Villain” at the Ojai Playwrights Conference New Works Festival changed all that.

Art openings around L.A., including group shows about race, guts (literally) and the random bits of Los Angeles.

L.A. Phil blasts through decades of music, from the orchestral scores that once dominated to the electronic quirks of “Gravity” and “The Martian.”

President Trump calls Latinos “invaders.” Culture could offer a counter narrative—yet it does not.

You’ve seen ‘em: the Playbill glamour shot, carefully framed to capture the cool set and hint at the awesome seat. Who does it best, and how did this become a thing?