May 20, 2013
After violence desolated the city center of Tijuana starting in 2007, artists and musicians began to reimagine the function of this area, known as "El Centro" -- the historic tourist district that stretches about 10 blocks along Avenida Revolucion -- by opening small independent, largely self-funded art galleries and spaces.
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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:
Nepalese artist Hit Man Gurung's residency at 18th Street Arts Center offers a unique perspective on the devastating effects of war and globalization on this Himalayan nation.
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Santa Barbara:
The Pacific Conservatory of the Arts is a professional resident theater company and a two-year vocational program.
Los Angeles:
The botanical illustrations in the Huntington's "When They Were Wild" exhibition function as a probe into what is real, what is fictional, and what lies somewhere in between.
Podcasts:
Actors Nick Robinson, Gabriel Basso and Moises Arias joined KCET Cinema Series host Pete Hammond earlier this week after the screening of their film, "The Kings of Summer."
Counties:
Artbound has received an Art Works grant from the National Endowment for the Arts.
Los Angeles:
At LACMA, Stephen Prina displays 28 hot pink plywood replicas of built-ins that legendary architect R.M.Schindler originally designed for two custom homes in L.A.
Riverside:
Writer Susan Straight and photographer Doug McCulloh are telling the stories of residents of Riverside's diverse Eastside in a new exhibition opening at RAM on April 26th.
Video: The Poetically Political Art of Nery Gabriel Lemus
Artist Nery Gabriel Lemus gracefully exposes the subtle racial tensions between Latino and African American cultures in his work.
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Live @ The Ford: Thursday at 9PM
A performance inspired by the Mexican variety shows of 1920 Los Angeles and featuring L.A. bands.
Live @ The Ford: La Marisoul
This exclusive web extra features a performance by Marisoul Hernandez a.k.a La Marisoul of La Santa Cecilia singing a cover of the classic Smith's song "Shoplifters of the World Unite."
