A Decade Underground: Sugar Press Art Turns 10
A decade back, Anne Martin was running a gallery in Los Angeles, surrounded by
Public Art, Rebooted: Carmen Zella on the Rise of Digital Urbanism
Los Angeles doesn’t do subtle, and neither does Carmen Zella. For over two decades,
‘Christmas in L.A’: Behind the Music Video [Podcast]
While Christmas in Los Angeles brings sunshine instead of snowflakes, Angelinos can
Watch: El Monte Mural Documentary Honors Kizh Nation Chief ‘Ernie’ Salas
In late May 2024, a crowd of spectators gathered outside the Downtown Valley Mall
Ben Frost: Directions for Navigating Modern Life
Does modern life leave you feeling confused? Disoriented? Turned upside down and
Troy Brooks Gives Women Space to Grow
What does a flower need to bloom? Sunlight, water, and… a bit of peace and quiet?
Illustrator Travis Lampe: ‘Small Time Buffoonist’
“What is the meaning of art?” asks illustrator Travis Lampe. “Philosophers
Okuda San Miguel: Kisses Between Universes
A kiss means kinship to world-renowned Spanish painter Okuda San Miguel, even if
Katie Love of Laugh Gallery: Celebrating the Art of Comedy and the Comedy of Art [Podcast]
Editor’s note: Today’s special episode comes to us from our friends at Laugh
The Care Bears Come to Los Angeles in Corey Helford’s New Exhibition
Who’s your favorite Care Bear™️? Was it Birthday Bear, the orange cub with
Photographer Andrew Soria Critiques L.A.’s Housing Crisis in ‘Beverly Row’
Seven years ago, photographer Andrew Soria picked up his camera and planted his feet
Boundless/Binding: A New Narrative Emerges From the Middle East
What does it mean to belong in a restless, ever-changing world? Los Angeles gallery
Remembering Thinkspace Projects’ Shawn Hosner, the ‘Ultimate Gallery Mom’
Vale, Shawn Hosner, Thinkspace Projects co-founder, music fanatic, and low-brow art
Judy Baca of SPARC: Transcending Public Art With Participatory Neighborhood Murals [Podcast]
Editor’s note: An earlier version of this episode ran in March 2021 and has
Michelle Garcia Dismantles the Empty Ideals of Racism and Social Hierarchy
“I particularly like drawing people,’’ says Michelle Garcia, whose breezy illustrations
Li Shanmei Embraces the Past, Present, and Future of Humanity
“The impermanence of life often involuntarily immerses me in thoughts of the past
Enhance Your Art Collection With Affordable, Pint-Sized Works From Corey Helford Gallery
One of the best things about art is that it’s highly personal. While many art lovers
Hollywood Land: An Exhibition Statement From Curator Kirsten Bengtson-Lykoudis
In a salute to the 100th anniversary of the Hollywood Sign, our first exhibition
Josie Morway: The Fortitude and Fragility of the Natural World
Boston-based painter Josie Morway rests comfortably in ambiguity. “I want to acknowledge
Painter Hikari Shimoda Has ‘Questions For Living in This World’
“Denying God and living in reality is always accompanied by anxiety,” says Japanese
Christmas in L.A.: The Story Behind the Song [Podcast]
While much of the country prepares for a frosty festive season, the holidays look
Celebrate ‘Christmas in L.A.’ With Crewest Studio’s Hip-Hop Holiday Jingle
Most Americans (and famously Bing Crosby) dream about fresh snowfall come Christmas
Shepard Fairey at Subliminal Projects: An Icon for the Ages
Shepard Fairey understands the power of symbols to convey deeper messages about politics,
Tomer Peretz: Why Good Artists Make Bad Choices [Podcast]
For artists and entrepreneurs, risk comes with the territory. Today’s guest,
Surrounded by Nature on All Sides
As we head into sweater weather, outdoor hikes, picnics, and stargazing become less