Results tagged “orange county”
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Climate Change:
One glacier expert is saying human industrial activity has already locked in 69 feet of sea level rise. If that's true, what would that mean for California?
Economy:
Irvine's Great Park was supposed be the Central Park of the West Coast. But after ten years and hundreds of millions of dollars spent, some say the result is greatly underwhelming.
Photos:
More than 10 years have passed and roughly $200 million has been spent, yet only 200 of the 1300 acres planned have been developed. Correspondent Jennifer London files some shots from the field.
Outdoors:
Naturalist Karin Klein takes hikers on a 2 mile trail through the Laguna Coast Wilderness Park in search of edible and useful plants.
Vote:
Your votes will help determine which Artbound article from last week will become a video.
Intersections:
How does Orange County's conservative Asian American population reflect the region's past?
Orange:
Orange County painter Justin Bower's oversized faces are steeped in a future dystopia where humans appear to be being subsumed by technology.
Orange:
Jennifer Backhaus brings dance to the site specific performance art realm that has never been done in OC before.
Los Angeles:
The third episode of Artbound includes short form documentaries about art and culture in Los Angeles, San Diego, San Bernardino, Riverside, and Orange counties.
LA as Subject:
Southern Californians have long maintained a complicated relationship with the Santa Ana River, accepting its life-giving water but fearing its wrath.
Policy:
A study by a renowned alternative energy thinktank holds that California could replace San Onofre by conserving energy and increasing rooftop solar.
Orange:
ex•pose is a new program at Laguna Art Museum that focuses on one emerging or mid-career contemporary artist at a time. Artist Macha Suzuki's installations are featured until January 2013.
A South L.A. elementary school teacher and Tustin high school teacher were among five educators named today as 2013 California Teachers of the Year.
Orange:
The O.C. Triennial Art Fair is taking shape and a slow shift of inventive and edgy contemporary artwork has begun to flow behind the Orange Curtain. The county remains out of the international art spotlight, but some local curators may change that.
Orange:
Twenty years ago, musician Emilio Morales started La Banda Elástica as a fanzine. It featured huge Latin alternative acts at a time when no other American publication did.
SoCal Spirits:
Orange County's The Bruery releases their popular fall beer Autumn Maple, just in time for the changing seasons.
LA as Subject:
Triggering allergies, fraying nerves, and alarming fire-prone communities, Santa Ana winds have long been a fact of life in Southern California -- the unadvertised price residents pay for the region's otherwise idyllic weather.
Orange:
Despite OCMA's credentials, many have been hesitant to hear the region's voice in the modern and contemporary art conversation. The museum wants to change that with its 50th anniversary capstone showcase.
LA as Subject:
In the late 19th century, Southern California's first amusement parks offered visitors up-close encounters with an ornithological curiosity: the ostrich.
Orange:
Salt Fine Art's new exhibition, Visual Chronicles, focuses on the creative expression of images, objects, and experiences without words.
