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The Spring 2013 KCET Cinema Series in North Hollywood continued with a screening of "Starbuck" at the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences. After the…
Working with man's best friend gives William Wegman's work an inherent, perhaps instinctive charm, one that has led to the artist's creation of iconic film shorts.
Youth Voices student were given disposable film cameras to photograph the river.
With art, creativity and support, students are able to harness new opportunities and see a new future for themselves.
Michael Miller was the go-to lensman for countless album covers and publicity stills during one of California hip-hop's most vibrant eras.
Forthcoming film "Who Are My People?" is not just a one-hour exploration of conflicts between Native people anxious to defend their culture and the rush to develop the desert for utility-scale solar power, it's also a profoundly personal statement abou...
Its origin story is something of a mystery. Who took the photo, and when?
Ana Andrade is one of a handful of new-generation Tijuana artists involved in artistic practices desiring to produce social change.
Through a camera's lens, we create a world based on what we choose to focus on.
Two films from the 1980s defined character and social archetypes that persist to this day.