Fifty years ago the Watts-born artist Timothy Washington, then 24 years old, made L.A. art history as the youngest of the trio comprising “Three Graphic Artists,” the first survey devoted to black artists at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art. His
Building Bridges Art Exchange hosts a closing reception for Cristian Castro’s “RobotiX: Intersections of Art & Technology.” The exhibition highlights synergies of art and technology - by Argentinean artist Cristian Castro, curated by Carlos Ortega. See RSVP info below. The works
On June 4, 2021 from 11am to 12pm, join the Craft in America Center for a discussion with author Bernard L. Herman on his book A South You Never Ate (2020). The virtual event will take place via zoom. See below
LA Opera presents the online world premiere of Death, a new Digital Short showcasing the music of one of the most celebrated composers of our time, Tyshawn Sorey. The project unites Sorey, a 2017 recipient of a MacArthur Fellowship (unofficially known as
On February 15, 2021, Japan House LA will virtually unveil its newest exhibition: “NATURE/SUPERNATURE: Visions of This World and Beyond in Japanese Woodblock Prints.” Highlighting Japan’s beloved natural landscapes and supernatural beings believed to inhabit them, the exhibition features more than sixty woodblock
Skylight Theatre Company explores the multiple award-winning documentary Road to Return, narrated by Tim Robbins. Film maker Leslie Neale (Juvies, Unlikely Friends) and Sabra Williams, co-founder of Creative Acts and The Actors' Gang Prison Project, join a panel in conversation on current conditions for
Taste the Flavors of Romagna, Italy with Chef Riccardo ‘Raggia’ Severi and Davide Castagnoli, Braschi Boy Winery Owner, live from Riccardo’s garden in Cesena, Romagna Italy on Sunday May 30, 2021, at 2pm ET / 11am PT. The VeroTalk takes place
Mim Gallery hosts a group photography exhibition curated by artist Labkhand Olfatmanesh. Artists include: Alex Turner, Aline Smithson, Jonas Yip, Odette England, Rafael Soldi, Tarrah Krajnak, Tomiko Jones, and Tooraj Khamenehzadeh. The exhibition highlights a range of works which draw inspiration
Overtone Industries, the multifaceted opera-theater company known for authentic storytelling, is excited to announce the maiden voyage of Original Vision, its new developmental workshop series of innovative works by diverse librettist/composer teams on Saturday, May 29, 2021. In this inaugural offering,
Track 16 Gallery presents sixteen new by paintings by Richard Nielsen, who often picks his subjects by looking at endless lengths of surveillance video and picking confusing images from the internet. The Los Angeles-based artist paints with acrylics on paper – always the same size paper
