Tosh, the son of the mid-century, Los Angeles artist Wallace Berman, adds a curious dual memoir to the genre's history that is as unorthodox as his bohemian upbringing and his father's compelling…
The exhibition title "@Large: Ai Weiwei on Alcatraz" suggests a meaningful link between the dissident artist, who spent three months in detention in China in 2011, and the crumbling former federal…
At nearly 500 pages, The Global Contemporary and the Rise of New Art Worlds is heftier than the average laptop computer—and more difficult to "operate."
Robert Arneson's virtuosic ceramic bust of slain San Francisco mayor George Moscone is a reminder that occasionally you can go home again.
With the recent “Pacific Standard Time” program of postwar art shows, and now the Museum of Contemporary Art’s “Blues for Smoke,” Los Angeles has emerged as a place to challenge curatorial conventio…
“Warning: perception requires involvement” is the resonant slogan that New York-based Catalonian artist Antoni Muntadas has featured, in 14 languages cumulatively, on signage and bumper stickers for…
