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Ten Seasons of Evolution and Revolution on 'Artbound'
From the beginning, the DNA of “Artbound” has been about democratization, not only in terms of access to more contemporary arts-based programs but about diversifying that content itself in meaningful ways. Follow its journey through ten seasons.

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Motherhood Opens Artist Eyes to New, Exciting Materials
There’s a long and glorious tradition of artists turning to their immediate surroundings for the materials with which to make their work. So when an artist becomes a parent, specifically a mom, why not expect the same kinds of investigations?

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Travel to California's Paleoindian Past Inside a Military Base
The greatest (meaning both the largest and the best preserved) concentration of Native American rock art in the country is only about a hundred miles north of Los Angeles. It's in China Lake Naval Base. And that’s where things get interesting.

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From Bierstadt to Bob Ross: How Landscape Painting Re-Imagined the American West
Before the golden age of Hollywood Westerns, the mythology and allure of the American West was portrayed by dedicated, skilled landscape painters. Their legacy continues today.

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Nature's Ways Inspired These Complex Works
Meet the artists who have set themselves on botanical time, creating intricate works that do more than look pretty.

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Desert X: Land Art at the Edge of the City
Nearly half of Desert X happens “in town” or on its adjacent fringes, as opposed to the mythical and rather apocryphal “open” or “empty” desert.

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Portraits of Diversity: Spotlighting the International Iranian Community
In Los Angeles, a pair of exhibitions tied to Iranian heritage showcase artists who live and work all over the world.

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Art Journalism in the Trump Era
Art, at its best, is passionately engaged in a fundamental conversation about the world. What writers can do is build a bridge between artists and audiences, facilitating communication and encouraging a shared experience.

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It's Opening in 2020, But You Can Preview Downtown L.A.'s Main Museum This Weekend
Scheduled to open in 2020, the Main Museum of Los Angeles Art will occupy three buildings in the heart of downtown's historic core.

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This Family of Mexican Printmakers Changed the Art World
From Ruscha to Baldessari, Bourgeois to Tamayo, many artists’ most popular works have been made at Los Angeles landmark Mixografia which is operated by the Remba family.