LA RAZA at the Autry Museum showcases not only the Mexican American civil rights movement, but conveys American history, photojournalism history and Chicano history that is often overlooked. The exhibit was inspired by the La Raza newspaper publication. After careful...
https://youtu.be/CKTFux478iY Every Friday, from April through November, thousands of Angelenos and tourists attend the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) to enjoy "Jazz at LACMA." The event is one of the museum’s signature programs that unites people of all...
San Pedro Ballet School offers the art of dance to interested individuals regardless of their circumstance. The studio is described as a second home for students as they learn different sets...
Along busy Lindbrook Drive, surrounded by sedans, pedestrians, coffee shops and corporate skyscrapers, sits the blue-and-white-striped Hammer Museum. Featuring the diverse work of local artists from the Greater Los Angeles Area, their pieces are displayed as part of...
Brown and orange donation boxes crowded the open space in front of the Los Angeles City Hall Thursday evening as protesters congregated for the Women’s March Los Angeles Rally for Families Belong Together. Protestors rallied against the “Zero-Tolerance” policy enacted...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u8Q2IRhJFi8 Angeleno artists embrace the many identities of Los Angeles through a variety of mediums at “Made in LA” 2018 on display at the Hammer Museum in Westwood until Sept. 2. “Made in LA,” features 33 artists’ unique takes on...
Edendale Branch Library on Sunset Boulevard is open to the public six days a week and hosts various events for individuals of all age ranges. From arts and crafts events to summer reading challenges, this library has cultivated an environment that prioritizes...
This summer, the Los Angeles Times High School Insider is proud to offer 10 paid internships that will focus on arts and sports — broadly defined — and their impact on critical issues in the community. The internship is made possible in part by funding from he City of...
Thick navy blue curtains lead into darkness as the gentle whispers of rain and an artist’s narration fill the room. Projected photographs decorate the blank walls as 218 years of exchange between two women are delivered. The department of Cultural Affairs in the city...
Sandra de la Loza, a Northeastern Los Angeles-based artist incorporated themes of culture and social justice into her multimedia historical exhibition at the Los Angeles Municipal Art Gallery in Barnsdall Park. De la Loza is part of the 2018 City of Los Angeles (COLA)...
