Caller Leads Los Angeles Police to $800,000 Worth of Stolen Lithographs
The pieces were made by the late Benjamin Crème, who prophesied the Second Coming in the 1960s and '70s.
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Richard Telles Fine Art, Prominent Los Angeles Gallery, to Close Amid ‘Diminished Sales’
Midsize galleries around the world have been closing amid steep real-estate prices and competition from mega-enterprises.
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Staff at Los Angeles’s Marciano Art Foundation Pushes to Unionize Amid Calls for Transparency at American Museums
Around 70 employees at the L.A. institution are currently seeking to form a union.
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Vielmetter Gallery Will Expand in Downtown Los Angeles, Close Culver City Space
"The energy has definitely shifted to downtown so it made sense to expand here," the dealer said.
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Artadia Names Six Finalists for 2019 Los Angeles Awards
Two will take home $10,000 apiece, and one will receive $25,000.
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Stefan Simchowitz Will Open Space in Los Angeles in Former Newsstand
The space opens with an exhibit, Astral Oracles by Los Angeles-based artist Lazaros.
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New York Gallery Tanya Bonakdar Will Open Los Angeles Branch
The debut show in the space will be by Charles Long, in July.
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We Built This City: A Conversation with Lauren Halsey
I've always felt that the built environment exists in dialogue with oppressive, or liberating, systems.
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Artists Claim Los Angeles’s CB1 Gallery Owners Failed to Pay After Art Sold
One artist is suing for more than $100,000.
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Mike Kelley Foundation Names 2018 Artist Project Grants
Those awarded were chosen for their potential to reflect the diversity of Los Angeles-based art.
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Urwerk Updates Its Futuristic UR-100 Watch With an Expertly Aged Bronze Case
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Burberry Sees Comp Sales Shrink in Q3 Due to COVID, Discounting Freeze
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Break Up With Booze for Dry January, Sober October and Beyond With These Non-Alcoholic Spirits
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NBA Players Want Equity In Teams, Union Head Roberts Says
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