If you spend much time east of Vermont, you’ve likely seen the work of SICKID — the feverishly prolific, and, until recently, teenage street artist who has been...
On a visit to “Indian Country” at The Autry, the final venue for Santa Fe-based artist David Bradley’s comprehensive and deeply satisfying retrospective, ...
An exhibition resurrecting a century-old niche publication might normally attract historians, journalists and others who harbor stubborn ardor for the printed word. But in this case, The Liberator — a publication that helped shape black Los Angeles through both hyperlocal community building and the vision of something more expansive and profound — also mirrors a certain jaunty, enterprising spirit that millennials will find familiar, in a new era of radical transitions....
When news came, late last year, that Tsang would be a 2018 MacArthur Foundation “genius,” it was on the tails of a residency at a Berlin museum – and shortly before starting a three-year directing stint at a national theater in Zurich....
Commissioned for the L.A. Phil’s centennial, Thought Experiments in F# Minor is, roughly, a narrated walking tour featuring surround-sound headphones and a 40-minute video guiding you through the hall and its ground’s salacious curves and quiet nooks....
Known for exploring male subjectivity and masculinity in large, vibrant portraits that celebrate and complicate blackness, Casteel rejects reductive labels. “I feel really strongly that women are not absent from this work primarily because the maker — everything is being translated through my lens, as a female experience, my experience of the world.”...
From pinups and Elvis drag to motherhood and martyrdom, artists and their muses last week explored fierce currents and subtle edges of feminine beauty at “Art of Female,” the Burgundy Room Gallery’s grand reopening show. Curator and multihyphenate talent Vanessa Burgundy returned to the space with a collection of local favorites and out-of-town surprises, all in keeping with the venue’s punk rock roots....
The 24th annual L.A. Art Show drew more than 70,000 visitors during its four-day run at the convention center, continuing to build on the expansive vision of Lo...
The 24th annual L.A. Art Show drew more than 70,000 visitors during its four-day run at the convention center, continuing to build on the expansive visi...