Zachary Pincus-Roth

If Norman Rockwell were alive today, would he be painting kids playing Super Mario Brothers? The show "American Nostalgia," currently running at the Muckenthaler Cultural Center in Fullerton, shows new artists reinterpreting Rockwell for the digital -- and perhaps a more cynical -- age. Here are five works from the......

In case you haven't seen it on newsstands, this week's LA Weekly cover story is on Miranda July, written by our film critic Karina Longworth. Karina tags along with July during the installation and then the opening of her new exhibit "Eleven Heavy Things," an interactive sculpture installation outside of......

In this week's print edition, Andrew Berardini looks at Piero Golia's exhibit at the Gagosian Gallery in Beverly Hills. As he writes, "Writing about Golia typically requires a preamble, as the legend of the piece and its creator becomes almost as important as the piece itself." For instance: During an......

Our print edition this week features a story about John Lautner, L.A.'s forgotten architectural giant, written by Lautner-obsessed Evelyn McDonnell. LACMA and the John Lautner foundation are celebrating Lautner's 100th birthday with a series of events this month.McDonnell writes: A wizard of engineering feats, made concrete roofs fly and walls......

This week's art feature in our print edition, Catherine Wagley connects two current exhibits that explore the art of disappearing people. One shows the work of the artist and cult figure Bas Jan Ader, who disappeared while sailing on the Atlantic Ocean in 1975 as part of a work he......