Art Tracing Monet’s Garden as It Evolves Into Pure Color By Stephen West on February 20, 2019 In 1914, Claude Monet could have put away his paint brushes for good. He was financially... Read more →
Art Hung Up: On Hammer’s Woe Factor By James L. Chapman on February 20, 2019 Wistfully reminisce LA Art Week with his holiness Takashi Murakami at Gagosian, Kelly... Read more →
ArtDanceFilm ScreenDance Intensive By Sarah Elgart on February 13, 2019 This 3-day workshop taught by Choreographer Director Sarah Elgart provides an in-depth... Read more →
ArtLifestyle 3 I Ring Bells By Alan Hines on February 6, 2019 “You must be married to the American who rings bells,” someone said to our friend... Read more →
ArchitectureArt 2 As We Saw It – Coda: Israel Vignettes By Rick Meghiddo on January 16, 2019 https://vimeo.com/310918656 Israel Vignettes links a complex past with a vibrant,... Read more →
Art Lori Zimmerman Solo Show ‘Mending’ To Open By Cultural Weekly on January 9, 2019 “Mending," a series of new works by contemporary fiber artist Lori Zimmerman, will open... Read more →
ArtTheatre A Perfect Circle of People, or… Karma, Coincidence, and Clowns By Eric Trules on January 2, 2019 Sometimes… on a certain night…. or on a certain day…. or in a certain moment,... Read more →
ArchitectureArtFilm As We Saw It – Part 7: Emotional Rome By Rick Meghiddo on January 2, 2019 https://vimeo.com/308072908 Coming back to Rome is always emotional. It triggers... Read more →
ArtMusic Hung Up: An Evening of Stars In Your Eyes By James L. Chapman on January 2, 2019 A new year of openings begins with Take My Money / Take My Body at LACE, Stephanie Buer... Read more →
ArchitectureArt Vija Celmins Show Stars Pop Paintings, Zen Drawings By Stephen West on January 2, 2019 The American art scene in the '60s and '70s was almost totally a boys club, and one of... Read more →
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