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At the L.A. gallery the Landing, Brenda Goodman’s paintings have been cut, carved, drilled and gouged into existence. The effect is mind-blowing.
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João Ribas is the new executive director and vice president for cultural partnerships at CalArts’ boundary-pushing theater in DTLA. -
Unhappy with LACMA plans for a new building and its permanent collection, the Ahmanson Foundation ends the art gift program it started in 1972.
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Grant chatted with Goop founder Gwyneth Paltrow during a “no makeup” dinner, which made headlines last week.
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The “textile paintings” of Los Angeles artist Tanja Rector sing their rhythm and rhyme at Craig Krull Gallery in Santa Monica.
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Parker Gallery in Los Feliz shows Marley Freeman’s pleasingly ambiguous oil paintings and curious cardboard figures draped in antique fabric.
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New museum shows in L.A. for Feb. 23-March 1 include the LEGO-themed exhibit “The Art of the Brick” at California Science Center
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All the week’s essential arts stories, including LACMA approaching the point of no return on its Peter Zumthor building even as the project’s critics call for rethinking the plan.
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Robert Levine’s paintings are on view at LSH CoLab, a gallery that shares space with the L.A. CBD store and a sewing workshop.
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Jessica Stockholder’s painting-sculpture hybrids live in their own world. The L.A. gallery 1301PE takes you there.
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Michael Govan responds to critics who say building a new Peter Zumthor-designed complex will leave the museum swimming in debt. With demolition just weeks away, we look at LACMA’s tax forms and current debt load.
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The Los Angeles County Museum of Art will start demolition soon on its midcentury campus. In New York, MoMA partially proves the power of a different approach.
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In Kristy Luck’s first L.A. solo show at Philip Martin Gallery, color is key.
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The naked swordsman depicted in the Academy Award gets a digital once-over as Narcissus in new Joe Sola work on view.
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Paul McCarthy’s drawings crawl inside your head space, making the Hammer show deft, exhausting and painfully timely.
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Fan-favorite couple Cameron and Lauren of Netflix’s buzzy matchmaking reality show “Love Is Blind” take us inside their “crazy adventure.”
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L.A. Sheriff’s Department says it is looking into reports that deputies shared graphic images of the Kobe Bryant helicopter crash scene.
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The case of 10-year-old Anthony Avalos exposes serious failures by the Los Angeles County child protection system to intervene before his death.More Coverage
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Robotic arms like Flippy from Miso Robotics are getting cheap enough to make financial sense for low-wage work. But there’s an argument in the industry.
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Mexico has some unexpected delights (and a bit of danger). Plus, savings on Amtrak, menacing people on a plane and a lesson about being on time. Or is it FOMO?
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The CDC is investigating what could be the first case of community spread of the coronavirus in the U.S.
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President Trump is seeking to tamp down fears of the new coronavirus, as a case in Northern California raises new questions.
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