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Oaxaca, Mexico
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I had traveled to Oaxaca 40 years ago, during a 2-week road trip through Mexico, I had... Read more →
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Casteel Makes a Splash With Powerful Portraits
By Stephen West on
Jordan Casteel has been called a rising star in American art, and it's clear why from a... Read more →
ArtLifestyle
5 Genius Ways to Showcase Art at Your Home
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Having art on display is a crucial part of home decor. Not only does it enlivens the... Read more →
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Kitwe Roars Into Sotambe Festival Mood
By Mbizo Chirasha on
When the September sun washes away misty ripples off the concrete jungle of Kitwe-Nkana,... Read more →
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Luminous Streets, an Immersive Theatrical Tour of DTLA
By Cultural Weekly on
The Roots and Wings Project returns to DTLA, joining forces with the California Arts... Read more →
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Elegant Images of Ancient Egypt
By Stephen West on
Ever since its invention in the early 19th century, photography has been a way to... Read more →
ArtPhotography
Two LA Artists Open at dnj Gallery
By Henry Long on
Ryan Linke was born and raised in Venice, CA, and was first introduced to photography in... Read more →
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Humour, art and civility
By Maurice Amiel on
“At night, noise is a nuisance.” That, in plain English, is what in French becomes... Read more →
ArtDance
HAIR (the dance, not the musical)
By Ann Haskins on
Immersive dance in Westlake and downtown, cumbia dance launches renovated Music... Read more →
ArtDance
Nazis Tried to Shut It Down, Dancers Kept the Doors Open
By Ann Haskins on
Born amid the human and physical debris of World War I, Bauhaus is widely hailed as an... Read more →
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