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We look back at Artbound's stories about photography from 2014.
The Los Angeles City Council today approved an extension of a five-year fee waiver for film productions shot on city property.
A guide to the history of filming in Death Valley, featuring the films "Cherry 2000," "Bleak Future," "Six-String Samurai," and "Star Wars."
A guide to the history of filming in Death Valley, featuring the films "Star Wars," "Rocketship," and "Robinson Crusoe."
Larry's Sultan's retrospective at LACMA is a deeply felt meditation on the possibilities that can be found in an ordinary place. Sultan shows things awful and tender happen there.
An underground actress, writer, and figurative painter, Mary Woronov reflects on her career, including her influential time with Andy Warhol.
Two exhibitions examine the period of cinema history when filmmaking talent crossed the Atlantic from Berlin, the center of German-language cinema, to Hollywood.
The film "South American Cho-Low" explores the phenomenon of cholos and Southern California custom culture exported over 6000 miles away to São Paulo, Brazil.
The traveling educational endeavor LACMA9 Art + Film Lab traveled across SoCal offering filmmaking workshops, gathering oral histories, and providing free events to the public.
They say food trends are cyclical. Think any of the dishes below are likely to become popular again?
In the exhibition "Madeleine," Julie Orser examines the onscreen fabrication of desire and obsession by revisiting scenes from the the film "Vertigo."