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"Artbound" profiles five emerging artists whose work explores the intersection of race, class, identity, and aesthetics.
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USMC Sergeant Christian Ellis was a machine gunner in Iraq, whose platoon was ambushed, leaving him with a broken back and only one of a few survivors.
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The highly skilled labor of artisans migrating from Mexico and Latin America are the backbone of high-end design and retail in Los Angeles.
Current:LA, a new public art biennial, signals a sea change in the way culture is created, disseminated, and experienced in Los Angeles.
Multimedia documentarian Pamela J. Peters attempts to deconstruct stereotypical depictions of Native Americans in popular culture.
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"Artbound" celebrates Black History Month with a special episode featuring the work of African American artists.
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"Artbound" explores art created amidst social upheaval.
Rockhaven in La Crescenta is unique among other mental institutions of its time largely because of Richards' feminist mission for a sanitarium where female patients would be treated with respect and dignity.
Petra Cortright was raised in Santa Barbara, but she grew up on the Internet. The artist's work is often typified as "post-Internet art" -- art that uses the Web as its medium, source, context and place where it is performed, all at once.
WCCW was created to be a place where women could work on their creative endeavors and be around others who would complement and nurture their work.