Evan Senn

Evan is the Editor in Chief of Inland Empire Weekly, Culture Magazine, and Rogue Art Research & Writing (RARW). Raised in Los Angeles, Evan received her M.A. in Art History from Cal State Fullerton in 2011 and her B.A. from Loyola Marymount University. Her writing specializes in localized burgeoning art, feminist theory and contemporary art with an emphasis in low brow and new media work. Evan also writes freelance for many publications including OC Register, Artillery, LocalArts, Laika, OC Art Blog and United4:Good. She has also written for Juxtapoz, Art Ltd., ArtScene, and many more. Evan cannot stay still for very long, and traverses across the LA, OC, and Inland Empire counties regularly, exploring and enjoying all that her SoCal home has to offer.

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The Marvelous Marble of Elizabeth Turk

A pioneer in marble arts for 20 years, Elizabeth Turk has helped marble come back with a vengeance into the contemporary art scene.

The Avant-Garde at the Orange County Museum of Art

OCMA's exhibition "The Avant-Garde Collection" examines the ever-evolving definition of avant-garde as it is represented through their permanent collection.

Mike Mandel, People in Cars, North Hollywood, 1970 / Photograph, 8 in. x 10 in. Photo courtesy of CSUN.

Valley Vista: The Artists of the San Fernando Valley

A new retrospective exhibition highlights the art history of the San Fernando Valley from 1970-1990.

Bella, Relz and Sierra of the Pink Helmet Posse, courtesy of the Pink Helmet Posse.

Pink Helmet Posse: Future Skater Stars

The Orange County/San Diego-based, all-girl skate crew Pink Helmet Posse wants to change the way girls are treated in skateboarding.

The Imperfect Perfection of Fatemeh Burnes

Iranian-American artist Fatemeh Burnes creates abstract artworks that mingle in a realm of existential self reflection.

The Expanding Art Scene of Santa Ana

In the past few years, entrepreneurs and artists have been expanding the arts scene of Santa Ana to reach beyond the limits of the historic Artists Village, and into The East End.

Michael C. Hsiung: The Jolly Art of a Quirk Master

Funky and adventurous, Michael C. Hsiung's work captures the appeal of storytelling through portraiture and seriality.

The Inked and Bleeding Heart of 'Perseverance'

The exhibit "Perseverance" gives insight into the history of Japanese tattooing while also exploring and mimicking the perfection of the Japanese tattoo composition.

Brokechella performance, photo courtesy of Brokechella.

The Rise of the Independents: Upstart SoCal Music Fests

Large music festivals like Coachella have inspired a growth in independent festivals in L.A. to offer alternative options for underground music and art aficionados.

Mirror Mirror Project: Creating Connections Between Artists and Homeless Youth

The Mirror Mirror Project engages both professional artists and homeless youth to create art and relationships.