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Roberto Del Hoyo and his Mobile Mural Lab uses public art to help communities see and feel what is important to them in their lives.
LACO's public art project ends with six of the pianos being auctioned off on eBay.
Explore poetry in non-traditional spaces in L.A. from Long Beach to Highland Park.
Bunkado in Little Tokyo remains as a time capsule of a once-thriving record store.
Sonya Fe spotlights the work and philosophy of artist Silvana Jeyd Paredes.
Classically trained musician moonlights by night as a stealthy photographer of street art.
Commissioned mural for Metro Gold Line was just one of many from a prolific career of artist and gallery owner Man One.
Ed Fuentes, our resident mural and street art specialist, gets a nod in the L.A. Times.
Wondering what exhibits to see during this weekend's Museums Free-For-All? Here's a guide to our picks.
Donna Deitch's stylish 1978 mini-documentary 'The Great Wall of Los Angeles' captures a moment in time when the community came together to create the landmark mural.
Artists and others gathered Wednesday for another mural ordinance meeting.
What would a mixtape made in Highland Park in 1905 sound like? A large part of it would consist of recordings made by Charles Lummis.
Industrial Los Angeles is the manifestation to excavate its past and understand its present form through a series of photographic essays.
In the ever-changing cities of Berlin and Los Angeles, there exists an artistic and cultural relationship that may explain why they are considered Sister Cities.
Deemed as artifacts, the artworks painted on plywood panels built by the city to protect park monuments were removed after the encampment was evicted in November.
It should be the starting point for a New Year's resolution: sending the word directly to the street that the official mural code now belongs to artists.
For a city with a moratorium on murals, the art form managed to be in the public eye in 2011.
KnitRiot, a secret group of knitters, strike their second target, PATHMall homeless shelter in Hollywood.
Five highlights of early modern architecture in Los Angeles that has shaped the "city of the future."
Artists Hillary Mushkin and Robby Herbst hosted a day of plein air (an act of painting outdoors) at the Los Angeles Air Foce Base.
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