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In the face of rapid change, Long Beach ceramicist Chris Suarez honors his hometown in clay.
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Basquiat's "King Pleasure" exhibit comes to L.A. — a city that once fueled his creativity.
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Self Help Graphics celebrates its 50-year legacy at the Paper Fashion Gala biennial.
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Matt Johnson's "Sleeping Figure" at Desert X 2023 comments on a supply chain in distress.
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Lauren Bon and Metabolic Studio's "The Smallest Sea With the Largest Heart" at Desert X 2023.
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Lexa Walsh's "Sisters InfoShop" reveals the activist legacy of a group of a nuns.
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"Fabric of a Nation" at the Skirball highlights the complexity of the American experience.
Founded in 1962 as Balboa Pavilion Gallery, the Orange County Museum of Art now finds itself starting a new chapter with a new building and five inaugural exhibitions on deck. Here's the lowdown on the celebratory events.
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The Orange County Museum of Art reopens to the public with five exhibitions.
"Love & Rockets" is celebrating its 40th anniversary, but it began with a trio of brothers from Oxnard.
In the fall of 1963, the bucolic, tradition-bound city of Pasadena became unlikely host to the most radical artist of the 20th century: Marcel Duchamp.
"Fred Eversley: Reflecting Back (the World)" will take visitors on a journey through Eversley's practice, zooming in on his explorations of material and color via his trove of parabolic lenses.