Lisa Beebe
Luke and Ethan Montgomery, twin brothers and film students at Biola University, not only wrote and directed the short film 'Amelia (the Twin)' — they built the motion-control camera rig that made it possible.
Bryonn Bain is a lawyer, professor and multidisciplinary artist who uses his creative projects to call attention to justice reform. His most recent book, "Rebel Speak: A Justice Movement Mixtape," features the voices of high-profile artists and activists alongside those of formerly incarcerated men and women.
Jim Denevan's expansive, ephemeral art and farm-to-table dinners bring home the message of community.
For her latest project, Pulitzer Prize-winning composer Ellen Reid chose a different type of collaborator — L.A.’s natural environment. "Ellen Reid SOUNDWALK" is free app that allows one to walk, hike or relax at Griffith Park as they listen to a site-specific score.
Drawn to L.A. by its diverse artists, the Hyperallergic editor wants to see Latinx representation grow.
Pandemic or not, hands-on activities have an enduring appeal. Today’s crafters are making art, making a difference, and having fun making a mess.
Some handmade masks protect you from viruses; others honor ancestral wisdom.
While the impulse to sing together comes naturally, staging it online is far from it. Read some tips for choirs in L.A.
Once the Bob Baker team realized that they were going to be closed for more than a few weeks, they switched gears. They concentrated their efforts on spreading their special kind of joy amid uncertainty.
Skylight Theatre in Los Feliz found a way around the quarantine. It’s staging 10-minute plays on Zoom instead of on stage.
Here is a list of funds and organizations that are offering financial assistance for artists as they move forward from the COVID-19 crisis.
What truly matters? Ali Behdad, professor of literature; Kristy Edmunds, artist and curator; and Michael Eselun, chaplain for the Simms-Mann/UCLA Center for Integrative Oncology discuss the important things in life.