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New York-based photographer Eilon Paz has embarked on a tour across the U.S. capturing record collections and their respective owners. The artist has now come to L.A.
Twenty years ago, musician Emilio Morales started La Banda Elástica as a fanzine. It featured huge Latin alternative acts at a time when no other American publication did.
Despite appearing on over 300 recordings, musician Miguel Atwood-Ferguson might still be one of L.A.'s best-kept secrets.
Visual artist Charlie White collaborates with avant electronic musician Boom Bip aka Brian Hollon, on a new endeavor, Music For Sleeping Children, which pairs interviews with adolescent girls with club-rocking beats.
In honor of the centenary of John Cage's birth, the Pomona College Museum of Art presents the traveling exhibition "John Cage: Zen Ox-Herding Pictures".
This weekend's BAM Fest 2012 in Santa Monica combines Beer, Art and Music for an afternoon affair that's sure to satisfy.
Oliver Wang explores the different locations and time eras that are captured in the LP art of L.A.
Artbound caught up with Sean Carlson, the festival's founder to learn about where FYF came from and where it's going.
It has long been the (Asian) American Dream to be well-represented and recognized in the mainstream