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There are greasy spoons, and then there was The Oil Can.
Larry's Sultan's retrospective at LACMA is a deeply felt meditation on the possibilities that can be found in an ordinary place. Sultan shows things awful and tender happen there.
This week L.A. Letters reviews four iconic and timely books that each offer special insight into the past, present and future of Los Angeles.
Where two concrete creeks converge and create the mighty L.A. River. Pure land art, courtesy of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.
After drawing my starting point, I included a place that holds a special place in my heart, the Xin Bao Restaurant located on Garvey.
One person cannot define my community or neighborhood. It takes many people, the diversity, and the culture to define my neighborhood.
Drawing my own map was something that awakened my sense of neighborhood.
The Tuesday elections were like 2004 all over again--but worse. California carries on, but the rest of the country is reeling from GOP revenge.
"Basketball connects me to my community because it helps me want to get good grades in school" -Chris L.
There's more to "HiFi" than meets the eye, and despite the eight-letter adjective that prefaces the community's name, there's a lot of "current" happening now in Historic Filipinotown.
"The object that connects me to my neighborhood is The South El Monte News our cities news letter" -Sophia S.