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This photographer is taking portraits of people wounded from police brutality during Black Lives Matter protests. The powerful images are a form of testimony.
Need a laugh? Watch Episode 2 of Culture Clash’s Totally Fake Latino News, featuring Speedy Gonzales, La Vacuna Azul and the Barrio Logan homies.
Need a laugh? Watch Episode 1 of Culture Clash’s Totally Fake Latino News, featuring Speedy Gonzales, Dolores Huerta, Nacho Libre, Coyote Barney, luchadores battling coronavirus and much more.
The band’s keyboard and guitar player’s 2 Minute Movie Collective offers a micro view of turbulent times.
Photo L.A., the largest photography art fair on the West Coast for nearly 30 years, will go virtual next year. This change also opened doors to more participants.
Slated to open this December, the new museum will open in 2021 due to COVID-19.
After more than a decade, the Century City-based cultural institution is closing due to COVID-19.
Past and present members of the Echo Park Film Center present "The Sound We See: Covid Quarantine" to give us a glimpse of life during quarantine.
The Separate Cinema Archive is the most extensive private collection of African American film memorabilia in the world, documenting over a century of Black contributions to the industry.
Interactive: The Chicano Photographer Who Captured 40+ Years of Hollywood and Civil Rights Movements
The average American would not know George Rodriguez's name, though his images have been featured in magazines, newspapers, books, and even record covers seen by millions. The Vincent Price Art Museum is honoring him with his first retrospective.
For the past two years, artist and photographer Janna Ireland has been honoring the work of the great Paul R. Williams through an ongoing series of photographs.
Toyo Miyatake's photographs provide an intimate window into the world of Japanese Americans in Los Angeles in its darkest times in Manzanar and through its most joyous occasions. Learn about the man behind the lens.