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Forced to disconnect physically, artists across genres are now scrambling to adapt as the nature of musical collaboration changes.
In the face of a bleak outlook for indie music venues, a new nonprofit emerges to save SoCal’s stages.
While the impulse to sing together comes naturally, staging it online is far from it. Read some tips for choirs in L.A.
Once the Bob Baker team realized that they were going to be closed for more than a few weeks, they switched gears. They concentrated their efforts on spreading their special kind of joy amid uncertainty.
Museums had been enticing audiences through their doors with great exhibitions and programming, but the pandemic put a stop to that. Here are some ways they’re continuing their mission while in quarantine.
POT feels inviting to those who might feel most unwelcome at other pottery studios in Los Angeles — people of color, queer people and people who have never picked up clay or sat down at a wheel.
The Los Angeles County Museum of Art is one of the behemoths in the region's art and culture centers. Its director, Michael Govan, argues that bigger institutions need to play a role in healing society.
Lyndon Barrois Sr.’s chess pieces depict a battle between frontline workers and first responders against the politics of the pandemic — and they’re all made of gum wrapper.
Mariachi Nuevo Mujer 2000 shares an online performance during a difficult time for live performers.
An emotional performance echoing the national movement for Black lives in the wake of the murder of George Floyd.
Sean Duffy meets the challenge of quarantine in ten takes that include making new friends (literally) and a bit of creative hijinks.
Join Bobo and his guide, Miss Missy, as they explore puppets old and new, big and small.