Good-Bye to All That: Boyle Heights, Hotbed of Gentrification Protests, Sees Galleries Depart
356 Mission and Museum as Retail Space are among those that have closed or are closing.
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Offerings ranged from Nao Bustamante learning Spanish to Astrid Hadad performing songs about colonization and exploitation.
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A New Foundation: The Institute of Contemporary Art Opens Its Doors to Los Angeles
Formerly the Santa Monica Museum of Art, the kunsthalle is inaugurating its new home and name with shows by Abigail DeVille and Martín Ramírez.
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‘The Painting’s Not Really on the Wall’: Mary Corse on 50 Years of Her Elusive, Seductive Art, and Shows in Los Angeles and New York
The artist discusses perception, gender politics in the art world, and more.
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At Sprüth Magers in Los Angeles, a Necessary—and Immensely Flawed—Exhibition Showcased Black Women Artists
March 29–June 10, at Sprüth Magers, Los Angeles
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Clonofornication: On Alexandro Segade’s ‘Future St.’ Performance Piece at the Broad Museum
Future St., a multimedia theater work by Alexandro Segade performed at the Broad museum in Los Angeles last week, opened with a euphoric presentation of propaganda for a future state…
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Non-Compliant Mutants: Dianna Molzan’s Tricky Sculpture-Paintings Speak Their Own Language
April 15 - May 27, at Kristina Kite Gallery, Los Angeles
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The Marciano Art Foundation Unpacks Blue-Chip Art, and Wigs, in Its Los Angeles Temple
The auditorium used to fit some 2,000 Freemasons. They’d perform their elaborate plays and operas there, on the first floor of the monumental Scottish Rite Masonic Temple they built on Wilshire
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Sweet Melodies: Frances Stark Stages Mozart’s ‘Magic Flute’ in Los Angeles
“You know Mozart died five and a half weeks after the debut, so there’s something very intense about this work,” Frances Stark said last Friday night, introducing her film version of…
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Art in Arid Climes: A Report from the Dusty Western Wilds of ‘Desert X’
It took five of us five attempts, one phone call to a PR director, and about ten minutes to open the trap door leading down to artist Will Boone’s contribution to “Desert X,” the…
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