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Electric Earth: Doug Aitken Explores How We Communicate with Nature and with Each Other
Post date:You can't just scroll past an image, like you would on Facebook, or click away from a sound as you might on YouTube. Artist Doug Aitken drags viewers into situations where they have to pay attention.
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Swim Through This Underwater Exhibition, Which Aims to Raise Awareness of Our Dying Oceans
Post date:Our oceans are both beautiful and in trouble. This is the message running through Doug Aitken’s project on Catalina Island, “Underwater Pavilions.”
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Gerald Clarke Jr.: The Stereotype of Native American Art is Problematic
Post date:Native American artist Gerald Clarke Jr. celebrates the beauty of the centuries-old Cahuilla basket-making tradition while offering a subtle commentary on the alcoholism issues facing modern-day tribal members.
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Bearing Wit(h)ness: The Art of Kandis Williams
Post date:Densely packed with imagery, each collage and performance by Kandis Williams can lead to a million different microanalyses about race, femininity, and violence.
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Cults. Mystical Sites. Divine Rituals. An Artist Duo Traces the Occult in California
Post date:Husband and wife collaborators, Quinn Gomez-Heitzeber and Astri Swendsrud are uncovering histories, and visiting sites left behind by spiritual communities — places where faith and failed utopias are intertwined.
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We The Artists: How 18th Street Arts Center Creates Creative Spaces and Provokes Public Dialogue
Post date:At the longest-running artist residency program in Southern California, local artists and artists from around the globe create new work that explores shared concerns.
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Wasteland Weekend, An Immersive Post-Apocalyptic Experience
Post date:A “Mad Max”-inspired festival, Wasteland Weekend has taken place since 2010 at the fringes of California City. The immersive experience blurs the boundaries of being on a movie set and preparing for survival.
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Beyond Museum Walls: The Underground Museum
Post date:When late artist Noah Davis opened the doors to the Underground Museum in 2012, he set out to offer an alternative art space that could showcase “museum-quality art to diverse communities for free.”
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What Defines the 21st Century Museum?
Post date:Helen Molesworth, chief curator of the Museum of Contemporary Art Los Angeles, discusses how the institution's collections extend outside their walls.
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Beyond Museum Walls: Public Fiction
Post date:Throughout its existence, Public Fiction has taken on a personality that goes beyond our traditional thinking of what an art space can be.
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Beyond Museum Walls: Public Fiction
Post date:Throughout its existence, Public Fiction has taken on a personality that goes beyond our traditional thinking of what an art space can be.
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Beyond Museum Walls: Wolvesmouth
Post date:"Wolvesmouth", a dining experience as performance art, created by the chef Craig Thornton.
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Beyond Museum Walls: Wolvesmouth
Post date:"Wolvesmouth", a dining experience as performance art, created by the chef Craig Thornton.
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Boosterism in L.A.: Selling the Land of Sunshine
Post date:Colorful advertisements aided in building the allure of Southern California.
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A Tramp Across the Continent
Post date:The year was 1884 when Charles Fletcher Lummis began his infamous cross-country walk from Ohio to Los Angeles.
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Saving Songs of Old California
Post date:Charles Fletcher Lummis sought to save traditional Mexican and Native American folk songs from extinction.
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Larger Than Life: Charles Fletcher Lummis
Post date:In the 1880s, Charles Fletcher Lummis spent half a year walking in Los Angeles, filing regular dispatches of his journey in the Los Angeles Times.
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The First Museum in Los Angeles
Post date:With the Southwest Museum of the American Indian, Charles Lummis sought to preserve Native American and Mexican cultures in what he observed to be a rapidly changing Los Angeles.
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Hauser Wirth & Schimmel: Downtown L.A.'s New Art Space
Post date:Hauser Wirth & Schimmel opened in the heart of the Arts District in an expansive 116,000 square foot art complex.
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Alma Ruiz "We Are OK"
Post date:MOCA Senior Curator Alma Ruiz has spent over three decades at that venerable Los Angeles museum, during which time she has exhibited some of the most influential and experimental modern and contemporary artists in the world.