Sophie Duvernoy

Now that MOCA's "Art in the Streets" exhibition has finally shut its doors, where can you go for your next fix? C.A.V.E. Gallery in Venice has the answer: this Friday, it opened "Street Art Saved My Life: 39 New York Stories," a show curated by Brooklyn Street Art that brings......

On Thursday, people from all over Los Angeles biked, walked or took the Metro to the Architecture and Design Museum on Miracle Mile. Surprisingly, many still managed to arrive wearing fashionable shoes. They were greeted with bike valets, a photographer and an invitation to document their journey on "alternative transportation."......

MOCA's "Art in the Streets" exhibit, which ended two days ago, has turned out to be the biggest show in the museum's history, with an attendance of over 200,000 during its five-month-long showing......

Last Wednesday night, two gossips met at the Hammer Museum to do what they do best. But this time, they were on stage, in front of an audience of over a hundred people hungry to hear their stories. The two gossips were Hunter Drohojowska-Philp, author of the newly published art......

Chinatown's brand-new Canton Art and Jazz Club is a peaceful, white-walled space on Hill Street, and looks somewhat unlikely as a gallery, wedged in among restaurants and tchotchke shops. Yet it's the showing-place for Johnny Cubert White, well-known for being the art director for Top Chef, who also happens to......

In 1974, Lynda Benglis ran an advertisement in Artforum that caused five editors to protest and pack up: she photographed herself naked, taught and oiled, defiantly wielding a giant dildo over a full-page spread. Benglis was 33 then, enjoying the rush of an artistic career that walked the line between......