Liz Ohanesian

Journalist Charles Lummis served as the city librarian of Los Angeles for a few years in the early 20th century and throughout his life was a champion of Native American issues and preserving Southwest history. Those passions converged when he founded the Southwest Museum of the American Indian in 1907......

Kate Dwyer and Penelope Gazin hadn't dropped a bombshell when they told Fast Company that they created a fake male co-founder to help deal with the sexism that they'd experienced while building and launching their online art market. The Witchsy founders had already shared that information in interviews. For some reason,......

Inside "The Golden State," the solo show from Highland Park-based artist duo known as Kozyndan, now running at Gregorio Escalante Gallery, is a brutal scene of L.A. life painted on a 96 by 68 inch screen. On one side, a bobcat creeps down a slope. This predator, though, is not......

In 1967, as the civil rights movement continued to take shape in communities across the U.S., the bilingual newspaper La Raza emerged from Los Angeles as a voice of the then-burgeoning Chicano Movement. Now, 50 years later, pieces from the publication's massive photography archive will be on view at the......