Eva Recinos

Walking down Crenshaw near Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard, you'll come across plenty of small businesses. But for the people in the neighborhood, it seems like only a matter of time before the area changes drastically, and those business owners and longtime citizens get kicked out. Among those concerned about......

Not too long after jam-packing a 24-foot trailer and hitching it to her car, Jihan Zencirli found herself at an L.A. house party. Her 2010 move from Seattle was sudden; she packed all her things and decided to take the plunge with only one tenuous connection in L.A., who......

The event will start at 5:48 a.m., long before Friday night’s partiers rise, and will end at 7:52 p.m. at Echo Park Lake....

During any tumultuous time, the role of the artist transforms. She can become a teller of truths, a conduit to remind viewers of the state of affairs. She can become a maker of hope, a producer of refuge. For Shagha Ariannia, the personal has always been political. And while her......

Many surveys of iconic L.A. artists might name a few familiar greats: Ed Ruscha, Chris Burden, Ken Price ... the list goes on. While these men are important to know in terms of art history as a whole, women artists often go overlooked in most mainstream art history texts. This......

Against a bright yellow backdrop, a figure stands with her back to the viewer. Braids cascade down her back, the deep brown of her hair is punctuated with gold pieces: gold strands and chunky hoop earrings of varying sizes. We might not be able to see her face but somehow......

Just ask the hipsters traipsing through Little Tokyo – L.A. is a great city to drink a beer, go to an art opening and post the evidence on Instagram (this writer is guilty and don’t think she doesn’t know that). But where do you go when you want to expand......

“The Evanesced,” her current show at the California African American Museum, focuses on the merging of history and present....

Billed as an “alliance of female artists who share a strong belief in the power of art to create social change and transform lives,” She Loves Collective was founded by curator Adrineh Baghdassarian to shake up and art scene that can feel like it's dominated by celebrities and men. It’s......