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In her movie-like photographs, Cindy Sherman seems to be able to transform into any character. Though she’s a New Yorker, the artist's work has had a consistent basis in Hollywood film.
Real cowboys waiting to be hired as Hollywood extras once hung out at the site of the Western-themed strip mall.
After the film industry came to Los Angeles, Lummis advised several producers and directors. He called them “the most conscienceless pirates” he'd ever met.
These are the sponsors and the funder of the Fine Cut Film Festival.
Cast members of Native American play “Urban Rez” share their stories and experiences of community.
John Van Hamersveld's iconic album covers and posters have secured his place in design history.
Arroyo Grande photographer Nyla James finds beauty in abandoned buildings across America.
Scotty's Castle in Death Valley remains shuttered after rains and massive flooding.
The town of Trona, CA is experiencing economic challenges. Artist collective High and Dry meet with its residents who remain stalwart in the face of adversity.
Artist duo High & Dry document the Fossil Falls desert landscape -- a region once occupied by heavy volcanic activity.
We are now living in the Anthropocene where no landscape is untouched by human intention. What does the altered geography truly say about the human spirit?
On March 24, actor/writer/director Julie Delpy joined KCET Cinema Series for a screening of her latest film, "Lolo."