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New museum shows in L.A. for Jan. 19-26 include “Objects From the Concentration Camps” at the Los Angeles Museum of the Holocaust
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Openings in Los Angeles and beyond, including four decades of work by Charles Arnoldi and plays on color by Hank Willis Thomas -
The Felix L.A. art fair returns Feb. 13-16 to the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel with a Special Projects series centered on queerness and feminism.
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Consider four events remembering Martin Luther King Jr. Also: “What the Constitution Means to Me” and Cirque du Soleil’s “Volta.”
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Jessie Kornberg, noted for her pursuit of social justice and regard for the immigrant experience, takes over as Skirball president and chief executive in July.
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The Japanese artist, recently in residence at Cal State Long Beach’s Center for Contemporary Ceramics, dazzles in his first U.S. show.
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California artist Kathleen Henderson uses a raw drawing style to capture the uneasy state of our union. Sarcasm comes with tenderness in her new L.A. show.
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Museum shows in L.A. for Jan. 12-19 include “Raphael 2020" at Pasadena’s Norton Simon Museum plus a Rodin exhibit at Pepperdine University in Malibu
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The Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles launches its policy of free admission Saturday with a festival at two locations.
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Openings in Los Angeles and beyond, including kite-inspired prints by Jacob Hashimoto, the studio portraits of Sanlé Sory and Saar’s mystic visions.
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MOCA launches its free admission policy with a family festival, Long Beach Opera has a sci-fi take on “King Arthur” and Dance at the Odyssey returns.
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Behind the facade of a rundown used-car dealership on Lincoln Boulevard sits a new gallery called Le Maximum.
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The beloved L.A. Conceptual artist, who died at 88, talked about the influence of his dad’s salvage business and finding “visual value in everything.”
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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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At the Orange County Museum of Art, L.A. artist Carolina Caycedo fills galleries with water images. At the Huntington Library, her video apparitions haunt the halls. And recently at the Chicago Architecture Biennial, Caycedo explored the destructive nature of dams.
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In Mid-Wilshire’s enchanting eight-street enclave of Brookside, the tree-lined community is set apart by the flowing water feature that is believed to run from the Hollywood Hills through the neighborhood and out to Ballona Creek. Most of the classical homes in this neighborhood celebrate the creek with garden features and backyard bridges, but architect Dan Brunn chose to do something radically different.
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Once described as “more labradoodle than Doberman,” Adam Schiff got tough on President Trump. That’s made him a both hero and a pariah.
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One hundred years after the passage of the 19th Amendment, women across the country will come together for the fourth annual Women’s March events.
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From the sublime to the ridiculous: MLB commissioner is releasing official denials of unsubstantiated allegations started by unverified social media accounts.
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