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Pau S. Pescador: Redefining Artistic Boundaries

A Multidisciplinary Approach to Artistry Pau S. Pescador, a trans-nonbinary artist, is at the forefront of pushing creative boundaries through their multidisciplinary artistry. With a foundation in film, photography, and performance, Pescador explores the intricate interplay between self and the world. Their art not only showcases a collaborative spirit, often immersing in communities to create,...

Los Angeles’ Vibrant Artistic Landscape: Diverse Exhibitions by Artists of Color

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Los Angeles, renowned for its captivating diversity, proudly presents an array of exhibitions by artists representing various backgrounds in esteemed museums and galleries. These exhibitions celebrate unique experiences, introspections, and creative approaches, ensuring you don't miss out on these transient marvels. "Handwriting on the Wall" by Thornton Dial Thornton Dial, a prominent contemporary artist from Emelle,...

M5, Museum of Peace and Quiet, Alchemy Works Set to Join the New Free Market in Los Angeles Arts District

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Get ready for an exciting revival in the Arts District of Los Angeles! Following the upheaval caused by the pandemic in 2020, numerous establishments were forced to close their doors. However, there is a glimmer of hope on the horizon as the vibrant Arts District prepares to welcome the Free Market Los Angeles Arts...

Get to Know Mary Lai, the Radiant Palettes Artist!

Mary Lai is a renowned artist known globally for her radiant palettes and messages of tireless optimism. Her work spans across various mediums, including paintings, murals, digital works, installations, and most recently, AR-enhanced sculptures, and has been showcased in numerous cities worldwide, including New York, Miami, Dallas, Seoul, and more. Mary has recently opened...

Meet Artist Sarah Rosalena From Native Futures

Sarah Rosalena is an artist and researcher who works in different fields. She wants to move beyond colonial stories by combining Native craft practises with technology from the future. Her use of different mediums and materials is influenced by her personal, cultural, and societal experiences, as well as her research into history and science....

William Krisel’s House Of Tomorrow

For many years, it was referred to as the Pleasure Dome, the Alexander Mansion, Elvis and Priscilla Presley's Honeymoon Hideaway, and a tacky unofficial Elvis Museum. The famous Palm Springs mid-century architect William Krisel built the historic site. It has been brought back to its former grandeur and opened its huge doors to the...

At The Long Beach Museum Of Art, Tony Marsh Does Ceramics His Way

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Tony Marsh, a potter, does everything incorrectly. He creates bizarre clay mixtures, burns chunks of pure glaze, arranges various materials in disorganized patterns, drills countless tiny holes in vessels, and invites the elements to take their course. Unlike the majority of his co-workers, he doesn't scrupulously record formulas, take notes on his processes, or...

La Bulla Makes Set To Rock For Lucha Libre

Antonio Pelayo Productions is headed smack into the middle of the spotlight thanks to his 7th LA Bulla event set for this weekend. Lovers of Mexican wrestling sure don’t want to miss this. Pelayo partnered with LA Weekly during the last Tacolandia event held in 2019. Since then, Pelayo has thrown different kinds of...

A Look At What’s Up At Outfest La 2022

You wouldn’t readily believe it if someone told you, but it’s been four decades since Outfest LA first became a platform for expressing LGBTQ+ themes on film. While there’s been plenty of progress where positive representation is concerned, there’s still much left to say, do and show. With the rights of the queerfolk heavily...

Good And Bad Cultural Documentaries Of 2021

The year 2021 began with plenty of contemplation as well as much hope for the nation, humanity and health. It might not have been a transformative year for most people but was the beginning of a brighter tomorrow. As things come back close to being normal, people hold on to their loved ones tighter...