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In these photos, the city's farmers' markets can be seen evolving over the past century, with many growing from small clusters of trucks or buildings into the grand enterprises they are today.
Artbound Flashback Moments: Artworks/Earthworks is an exploration of land art featuring the work of artist Lita Albuquerque, sculptor Christo, and architect Thom Mayne.
Lead artist and award-winning photographer Sara Terry put together a select of photographs from the participants, drawing attention to the commonalities of our seemingly disparate approaches to dreaming.
Unbeknownst to each other, L.A. photographer Osceola Refetoff and Santa Barbara realist painter Patricia Chidlaw were interpreting the same landscapes over the last five years.
The LACMA9 Art+Film Lab, a traveling film and video workshop, cinema, and oral history project, reflects on their time in Inglewood.
Grand Central Market has existed in the same downtown location for almost 100 years. This is its story.
In this month's Community Story Lab the participants turned their cameras on themselves, layering and complicating the meaning of the ubiquitous "selfie."
The right photograph takes you back, and whisks you forward and places you firmly in the present. Time travel exists.
High & Dry explores what a window -- as seen through the lens of a camera -- can relate to a viewer about memory and time.
Lorena Turner photographed a selection of Michael Jackson impersonators for her book about Jackson's influence on American popular culture.