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September 5, 2013
Wilshire Boulevard Temple Launches a Unique Project to Bridge Religion and Art
Blogs
May 3, 2013
Will California Officials Derail West Hollywood's Plans to Tear Down Great Hall-Long Hall?
It's been ongoing saga for a while now, and West Hollywood City Council's plans to demolish the WPA-era Great Hall-Long Hall buildings in Plummer Park may be derailed -- one way or another. It brings back memories of when the West Hollywood City Council pushed hard to mess with the old Tara mansio ... More >>
Blogs
August 15, 2012
Xavier Veilhan Has Been Living in a Historic Neutra House and Putting Sculptures All Over the Place
In some circles in L.A., mid-century architecture is sacred -- never to be modified, altered, or renovated. Richard Neutra's VDL Research House II, overlooking the reservoir in Silver Lake and built by the architect for his own family, is considered iconic here. Now owned by Cal Poly Pomona, the 2,0 ... More >>
Blogs
May 24, 2012
What Land Art Would You Create If Money Were No Object? Three Artists' Proposals
In 1966, Robert Smithson, famous for piling up mud and black basalt in Utah's Great Salt Lake and sculpting it into a 1,500-foot coil called Spiral Jetty, went rock hunting with sculptor Donald Judd. They went in New Jersey, where Smithson was from, and spent an hour chopping away at a lump of lava ... More >>
Blogs
April 10, 2012
10 Best Reasons to Visit Palm Springs and the Coachella Valley (Besides Coachella)
The Coachella Valley was once known as a fantastic spot for a getaway from L.A., especially during its high season in winter, when it features almost-certain sunshine and better temperatures. In recent years, Coachella has become synonymous with just one thing: Coachella. But this year, the music f ... More >>
News
October 20, 2011
Fury over Plummer Park Historic Destruction
West Hollywood politicians set to destroy historic buildings for Jetsons look
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July 14, 2011
John Lautner's 100th Birthday Celebration
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April 28, 2011
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July 22, 2010
Soda Jerks Open on the Santa Monica Pier: Life Is Uncertain, So Eat Dessert First
A. ScattergoodSoda Jerks ice cream sundae If your idea of blissful summertime fun is riding the retro carousel at the Santa Monica Pier, watching the pelicans and (maybe) blowing an insane amount of money on the rides and games -- if this isn't your idea of fun, it's probably your kid's -- th ... More >>