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The most challenging aspect of working along the L.A. River is making sense of its many jurisdictions. But filmmakers may have an easier ride navigating through the bureaucracy.
While pinot noir and film noir rarely meet -- the later is all about whiskey, neat, of course -- pinot and film certainly do. They definitely will at the Hollywood & the Vine Seminar on Saturday, March 1.
Martha Stewart's personal food photography is shockingly bad. Is she doing it on purpose?
The former bank consultant is one of the most sought-after wine photographers now.
Rafael Veytia Velarde has been photographing the Mexicali border for over a decade, bestowing visibility to the neglected and misrepresented portion of Mexicali's society.
The LACMA9 Art+Film Lab, a traveling film and video workshop, cinema, and oral history project, sets up shop in Monterey Park.
Artist and photographer Job Piston talks about his unique chemical portraiture process and print installation, currently on view at the California Museum of Photography in Riverside.
The artwork of Alika Cooper is appropriated from the work of male photographers and arranged into sumptuous collages.
More than a quarter of artists in the 2014 Whitney Biennial are from California, offering west coast representation in an exhibition that is heavy with New York artists.
Cinefamily's third annual Fantastic Elastic Telethon will operate non-stop for 24 hours at L.A.'s Silent Movie Theatre starting on December 14th.
Paul Pescador's art wants to get familiar with you. His work keep viewers at an emotional and physical distance, creating a constant yearning for consistency.