September 13, 2013
In her paintings and photographs, artist Diane Best illustrates timeless desert panoramic landscapes of the Mojave.
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Transmedia journalism exploring Southern California's arts and culture with over 30 writers from 11 counties.MORE 
A showcase of Los Angeles' vibrant arts community with a series of performances from leading Southern California institutions and schools.MORE
KCET's quarterly screening series previews around eight major new films -- documentaries, indie, and more -- prior to local release.MORE
Los Angeles:
Artbound ventured into the bones of the Broad Contemporary Art Museum for a behind-the-scenes look at the museum in progress.
San Luis Obispo:
The Re/Collecting Project aims to share the cultural history of the Filipino community emanating from different perspectives and nontraditional formats.
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Los Angeles:
Visual artist, Jaime "Germs" Zacarias takes inspiration from religious iconography, lucha libre, and the city of Los Angeles to create his signature tentacle-filled works.
Orange:
The first Pacific Rim Triennial at the Orange County Museum of Art continues a push to position the O.C. as a significant player in the international art community.
Podcasts:
Director Denis Villeneuve joined KCET Cinema Series for a Q&A after the screening of his film, 'Prisoners.'
Schedules and Info:
The KCET Fall Cinema Series at the Academy of Motion Pictures, Arts and Sciences NoHo is taking place on Tuesday evenings beginning October 22.
San Diego:
Peter Zellner's homes appeal to a younger generation of homeowners -- the same hip Tijuaneros who are driving the city's resurgent food and art scene.
Songs in the Key of Los Angeles: Coda
A recap of all of the performances from Songs in the Key of Los Angeles, bringing to life long-archived sheet music within the L.A. Public Library.
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Variedades: The Ballad of Ricardo Flores Magón
Variedades: The Ballad of Ricardo Flores Magón presents this story as the deep roots of the Occupy movement. The performance is inspired by the Mexican variedades shows (variety shows) of 1920 Los Angeles.
Alohafest! Kanikapila!
"Kanikapila" is Hawaiian for jam session, a free-flowing, unstructured sudden outburst of dancing and singing just for the fun of it. The Kanikapila features Southern California talent from two Pacific island cultures.
