You’re not the only one obsessing about the election right now, a fact reflected in the panoply of politically engaged exhibitions, performances, readings, and ...
On the dual theory that higher turnout makes for a healthier democracy in general and benefits progressive policies in particular, a panoply of arts-centric ini...
If you attended the 2019 iteration of Desert X, you might remember one especially unusual Palm Desert stop on the tour. The cross-platform collective Postcommod...
Rick Robinson works in steel and mixed media, creating graphically sleek but also raw, gestural images that recall petroglyphic or totemic figures but reference...
Purple heart, candy heart, listen to your heart, bleeding heart, mi corazón. Hearts float in and flow from the eyes of lovers, hearts break and weep and race an...
From artist studio visits in IGTV to video art, crafting class, architecture, poetry, book launches, exhibition walkthroughs, conversations, performance art, po...
Painter, sculptor, conceptual and multimedia artist Guillermo Bert is widely known for his material and iconographic riffs on motifs related to the migration an...
With rock ‘n’ roll rough-going soul and gothic flourishes, Jesse Draxler’s current exhibition, being made during the era of Covid, speaks to the memory of the d...
Nearly 400 established and emerging artists have contributed 12×12-inch original works, all of which are sold for $500. All the artists are “incognito,” as thei...
They say democracy is fragile. In the case of the photography project and instantly classic new book by artist Kathleen Y. Clark, it literally is. The White Hou...
