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High & Dry explores prospector William "Burro" Schmidt's half-mile long tunnel in Last Chance Canyon in the Mojave Desert. Schmidt spent thirty-two years single-handedly drilling his tunnel through solid granite.
The couple Mr. Bonzai and Keiko Kasai have been inspiring each other for thirty years. They both have an exhibit opening on June 15 at the Salomon Huerta Studio Gallery.
These snapshots of grocery stores in the last century are a great look into Southern California history.
The L.A. Library's Shades of L.A. photo archive contains more than 10,000 photographs drawn from family albums from communities across Greater Los Angeles.
L.A.'s always boasted a unique dining scene, but novelty restaurants were once a particular specialty of our fair city.
A partnership of writing and photography, "High & Dry" surveyes the legacy of human enterprise in the California desert.
If you're thinking about getting rid of your streaming due to a price hike, make sure to watch these documentaries first.
LACMA9 Art+Film Lab's continues its oral history collaboration with Self Help Graphics and L.A. photographer Rafael Cardenas in the city of Montebello.
These photos from L.A. over the years show restaurant workers sporting some serious finery -- the headgear tends to be particularly amazing.
Artisanal LA's spring show was this weekend, and the two-day event drew all manner of local food creators, and the Angelenos who love them and their products.
Sempelfest covers more than three decades of German director Peter Sempel's "personal portraits" of some of the most challenging musicians and artists.