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Tamar Guimarães' video and installation pieces investigate the role of psychic mediums and the invisible transfer of information.
Kevin Naughton and Craig Peterson photographed their Central American surf adventures in the 1970s, inspiring others to head South to ride the waves.
Thirty miles in radius, the Hollywood Studio Zone grants the film industry a specific geography within the L.A. metropolis. (And yes, that's how TMZ got its name.)
The KCET Cinema Series continues at the ArcLight Cinemas Sherman Oaks March 8 with a screening of "The Bronze."
Director Ciro Guerra discusses Colombia's first Oscar-nominated film, 'Embrace of the Serpent.'
CONTACT:Rachel Coulson rcoulson@kcet.org747-201-5727LOST LA Explores the Untold Stories of Los Angeles Historyin New Three-Part KCET Original…
Photographer Brian McCarty's WAR-TOYS artwork was appropriated by the propaganda arm of the Islamic State. His life has never been the same since.
Less than 100 years ago, Hollywood and Highland was a rural paradise, and at its heart was the genteel Hollywood Hotel, where the idea for the Hollywood Walk of Fame was born.
"Pearls of the Planet" is a multi-tiered project by Explore.org. On the site, a live stream from cameras set up around the globe allow viewers access to everything from pandas in Sichuan to bison in Saskatchewan.
As a visual artist working primarily in video, Nicole Miller often explores self-representation. She's not a documentarian, but her films sometimes reflect the lives of ordinary people.
Archivist and curator Erin Christovale addresses the artistic traditions of Black California, her "Black Radical Imagination" film project and the importance of claiming blackness today.