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From moving pictures to an established industry, film and media have the power to capture our most powerful stories. Learn more about how it has evolved and helped tell diverse stories.

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Dissecting Oppression: The Evocative Work of Leander Djønne
18th Street Arts Center Artist in Residence Leander Djønne's work reflects his interest in the socio-economic power struggles that occur in industrial cities.
The Alchemist: Ian Ruhter's Adventures in Silver and Light
Ian Ruhter tweaks and bends the possibilities of an antique photographic process to create dreamlike, elusively temporal images of his subjects.
Andrea Balency | Artist: Floria Gonzales, Mx City
Siempre es Hoy: Capturing the Latin Alternative Moment
Twenty years ago, musician Emilio Morales started La Banda Elástica as a fanzine. It featured huge Latin alternative acts at a time when no other American publication did.
David LaChapelle's Seismic Shift
Photographer David LaChapelle takes on the world of high-stakes museum collections in his newest mammoth work -- a singular vision of destruction that pits nature against culture. Guess who wins.
Falling In Love With A Story: Christiane Kubrick on the Legacy of Stanley Kubrick
LACMA and the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences debut the first U.S. retrospective of Kubrick's work on November 1. Artbound caught up with Christiane Harlan, Kubrick's wife of over four decades.
Jan Harlan: The Man Behind Stanley Kubrick
LACMA and the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences debut the first U.S. retrospective of Kubrick's work on November 1. Artbound caught up with Jan Harlan, Kubrick's producer of all his films after "Barry Lyndon" (1975) to talk about the work of ...
Representing Revolt: Images of the Mexican Revolution
Mexico at the Hour of Combat: Sabino Osuna's Photographs of the Mexican Revolution is an exhibition on view at UC Riverside's California Museum of Photography from November 3, 2012 to January 5, 2013.
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Adolescence, Remixed: Charlie White and Boom Bip's "Music for Sleeping Children"
Visual artist Charlie White collaborates with avant electronic musician Boom Bip aka Brian Hollon, on a new endeavor, Music For Sleeping Children, which pairs interviews with adolescent girls with club-rocking beats.
Pot Shots: Ryan Mungia Rolls Up an Architectural Vernacular of Camouflage
Pot Shots seeks to examine an emerging area of study: the architecture of the marijuana industry.
Ten Tiny Canvases: Elevating Finger Nail Art
"NAILED" at SUBLIMINAL PROJECTS, continuing until Saturday, Oct. 6, confirms that nail decorating, occurring at a global scale, has everything to do with identity and self-expression.
Surfing Artists Go with the Flow
Meet four Central Coast artists who draw their inspiration from the ocean.
Lisa Marr: How The Cuddle Core Icon Came To L.A.
"There was plenty of time to ramble all over the place, meet wacky weirdos with an eye on the stairway to stardom, and discover a million and one fun, freaky, free things to do."
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