News Yoko Ono’s Starring Role in ‘The Beatles: Get Back,’ Ancient Mummy Goes on View, and More: Morning Links from December 9, 2021 Here's what we're reading this morning. By The Editors of ARTnews Dec 9, 2021 9:45 am
News L.A.’s Lucas Museum of Narrative Art Is Looking to Change How a Museum Can Be Part of Society "I like to say that someone may come for Star Wars but leave loving Kara Walker," Lucas Museum director Sandra Jackson-Dumont said. By Maximilíano Durón Dec 1, 2020 11:00 am
News Top L.A. Curators Pilar Tompkins-Rivas, Amanda Hunt Head to Hotly Anticipated Lucas Museum The senior leadership hires are the first by the museum's new director, Sandra Jackson-Dumont. By Maximilíano Durón Jul 9, 2020 12:26 pm
Artists Laura Aguilar’s Lasting Legacy: How the World Caught Up to the Pioneering Photographer Her photography considered pressing subjects that are only now being given their due. By Maximilíano Durón Apr 24, 2020 6:00 pm
News An Uncommon Bond: The Influential L.A. Gallery Commonwealth and Council Favors Camaraderie Over Business as Usual The enterprise has found success in its artist-centric approach where new ways of thinking and being are possible. By Carribean Fragoza Jan 30, 2020 10:45 am
News L.A. County Supervisors Vote in Favor of LACMA’s Proposed New Building The unanimous vote advances $117.5 million in funds to the institution. By Maximilíano Durón Apr 9, 2019 3:55 pm
ARTnews The Artist America Built: Daniel Joseph Martinez Visits Other Places and Other Histories in His Ongoing Critique of These United States It's a sight that no one who attended the 1993 Whitney Biennial is likely to forget, one that came to stand for the Biennial itself, with its provocative emphasis on politics: ordinary people of all… By Maximilíano Durón Dec 11, 2018 10:58 am
News Laura Aguilar, Compassionate Photographer of Marginalized Groups, Dies at 58 A traveling retrospective of her work is currently on view at the Frost Art Museum in Miami. By Maximilíano Durón Apr 25, 2018 12:50 pm
Reviews Live from Los Angeles, It’s Pacific Standard Time!: The Festival’s Politically Charged Performances Evinced the Energy of the City’s Art Scene Offerings ranged from Nao Bustamante learning Spanish to Astrid Hadad performing songs about colonization and exploitation. By Catherine G. Wagley Jan 30, 2018 4:28 pm
Rolling Stone ‘How Does This Make Sense to Anyone?’: Late-Night Hosts Call Out GOP’s Inaction on Gun Violence