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Sneak into The Autry's galleries to catch an intimate acoustic performance by Guatemalan American singer-songwriter Gaby Moreno as part of the museum's "Best of Los Angeles" series.
Without in-person events to launch their new books, authors are touring virtually.
“Totally Fake Latino News!,” a satirical show by Latinx performance trio Culture Clash is tailor-made for the unprecedented times we’re living in today.
As staying at home has become the norm, children are finding ways to cope and express their creativity through surprising artworks, aided by adults and cultural institutions.
“If we’re not able to deliver body bags to this president, let’s deliver bags of handwritten names of those we’ve lost,” Susan Silton’s ‘“Mayday! Mayday! Mayday!” project websites states.
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Hosted by designer Rosten Woo, this episode explores L.A. civic art and culture during the pandemic.
Pandemic or not, hands-on activities have an enduring appeal. Today’s crafters are making art, making a difference, and having fun making a mess.
Powerful images of Black women have featured prominently in Saar’s work for decades. This fall, three institutions will show her work in a time when it’s more relevant than ever.
Los Angeles artists have discovered innovative ways to dance together but apart.
The L.A. Dance Project company dances alone, yet together, from each dancer’s home.
Our society is more fractured, alienated and isolated than at any other point. How does theater help it heal? Three arts administrators from La Jolla Playhouse write in conversation.
