When photographer Henry Diltz shot photos for The Doors’ fifth studio album, Morrison Hotel, he took singer Jim Morrison and the band to L.A.’s Skid Row, where ...
Spoken word is one of the most mutable art forms, and it plays well with other forms of expression. Presented by The Los Angeles Press and Red Light Lit, this c...
Eric Nakamura is the man behind the Robot — in particular, the fantastic pop-culture empire known as Giant Robot. In 1994, the West L.A. writer-publisher debute...
Dwight Trible has a big, warm house of a voice that can fill any particular sonic universe that needs filling, but it’s also supple and flexible enough to soar ...
Ellen Reid is unafraid of breaking through barriers, whether she’s helping other women composers smash through the glass ceiling that still exists in much of th...
What Ibuki Kuramochi does isn’t just dance, and it isn’t just art. Instead, she combines butoh dance with live painting for unusual performances that are strang...
“Using the vulnerability of the human voice as a connective thread,” local ensemble The Isaura String Quartet presents a selection of new music under the connec...
Pacific Opera Project’s riotous send-up of Giacomo Puccini’s tragic romantic opera La bohème, in which the assignations and manic tomfoolery of a gang of young ...
There are a lot of artists today who combine pop surrealism with fantastic and morbid imagery, but the work of Camille Rose Garcia is instantly distinctive and ...
Éliane Radigue’s Occam Ocean unfolds slowly and at nearly an hour’s length, expanding and shifting in waves like its titular ocean. The ever-evolving work was i...
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