Forty-five minutes looking at Rembrandt’s “The Raising of Lazarus” at LACMA. Richard Tuttle once told me he spent hours “creatively looking” at a Caravaggio, …

By William J. Simmons       In 2001-2002, the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art commissioned the prolific new-media and performance artist Lynn Hershman …

  Dancing with the Art World, a two-day symposium at the Hammer Museum, as organized by Brennan Gerard and Ryan Kelly, MFA candidates, Interdisciplinary Studio, …

  Minneapolis-based artist David Rathman is known for examining masculine iconography through watercolor. Football players, boxers, rock stars, wrestlers, and especially cowboys have all been …

by Sarah Thibault       Erik Scollon’s new exhibition at Romer Young, A Moment Lasts Forever Until It’s Gone, is an introspective collection of …

“Honeymoon Phase,” is the first West Coast outing for New York based, critically praised photographer, Kelsey Bennett. Up now through June 1st at DRKRM Los …

Red section of Orly Genger’s, “Red, Yellow and Blue” Madison Square Park, May 2013. Photo credit: Kelly Inouye Perhaps a short blog post is not …

  At-Large correspondents, CIA and Rives Granade, visited the inaugural Paris Photo art fair in Los Angeles last weekend at Paramount Studios. Paris Photo is …

  Animal breeding has always been a highly aestheticized field; we select and perpetuate certain genetic traits based on how well they fit the “look” …

By John Held, Jr.   Asian American Women Artists Association “underCurrents and the Quest for Space” May 2-May 25, 2013 SOMArts Cultural Center 934 Brannan …

  Immigration is a double edge in American culture, cutting both ways. It is in part the crux of our own origin myth, the pursuit …

  At the opening night of Nick Van Woert’s solo exhibition “No Man’s Land” at OHWOW Gallery, Los Angeles, it was whispered that the subject’s …

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” Tomorrow gallery, Toronto February 22 – March 17, 2013       Peter Thiel, the …