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Visual Arts
Artbound
"In the Sunshine of Neglect" Reveals Nuances of the Inland Empire
Post date:“In the Sunshine of Neglect," a double venue exhibition, exposes the many layers of life in a vast area of contiguous valleys nestled below the San Gabriel and San Bernardino mountains: Inland Southern California.
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Visual Arts
Artbound
An Artist Collective From the Inland Empire Reflects on the Region's Diversity
Post date:Boys of Summer, an art collective with origins in the Inland Empire, is one of the few in the Los Angeles area that addresses the experience of living in the area.
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citizen science
Earth Focus
Inland Empire Bald Eagle Count Needs Volunteers
Post date:No experience needed: just warm clothes, binoculars, and an hour or more to spare.
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this is what green looks like
Redefine
'Our Progress Cannot be Undone': Clean Energy Activist Allen Hernandez
Post date:We have an opportunity to lead here in California. We will set the agenda, not the Trump Administration.
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Inland Empire
Lost L.A.
When Oranges Ruled the Inland Empire
Post date:Its throne may sit vacant today, but for roughly a century the Inland Empire paid fealty to a powerful emperor: the orange.
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Departures
Departures
San Bernardino: Prospects for Community Building
Post date:Cross-cultural community is of the utmost importance to overcoming the pain of the recent mass shooting.
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![Ryan Hester, "Just like the King," 2013. | Photo: Courtesy of the artist.](https://www.kcet.org/sites/kl/files/styles/kl_image_medium/public/atoms/article_atoms/www.kcet.org/arts/artbound/images/Ryan_Hester_art_Just_like_the_King_2.jpg?itok=pLphZ7pQ "Ryan Hester, "Just like the King," 2013. | Photo: Courtesy of the artist.")
Visual Arts
Artbound
Ryan Hester: PHREEdom and Frenzy
Post date:Through a vibrant fusion of loose painterly expressionism and charged icons, Ryan Hester's art works reiterate the heaving breath of racial and social angst in American culture and the violence that so often accompanies it.
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Multi-disciplinary
Artbound
2014 Flashback: Inland Empire
Post date:We look back at Artbound's stories from the Inland Empire in 2014.
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Redefine
Strawberry Fields Forever? Infill Development vs. Agriculture in L.A. County
Post date:Can Angelenos support infill development and still eat local-sourced strawberries?
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Commentary
Thorny the Snowman: Home, Heroes, and Merry Thanks from the Inland Empire
Post date:Sometimes we look up at the same sky and branches we've seen for decades, and we wonder if we were not adventurous enough, because we chose to stay in the same place.
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writing on the wall
History & Society
Word and Images from the Folk Art of Inland Cities
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l.a. letters
History & Society
Southern California's Seven Women of Vision
Post date:In response to the folly of the not guilty verdict of George Zimmerman by a jury of six Florida women, this week L.A. Letters presents Southern California women with vision that have spent their lifetimes working for true social justice and the betterm...
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commentary
Redefine
Air Apparent: L.A.'s Bright Skies Are Not As Clear As They Seem
Post date:L.A. may have fewer ozone-alert days, but our air quality is still dangerous
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writing on the wall
History & Society
Public Memory of Mount Rubidoux Saved in Riverside
Post date:The cross will stay on the stoic hill as an early form of public art that supports the idea that California culture was defined by Father Junipero Serra.
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!["Self Portrait w River Rock" by Sant Khalsa (Image courtesy of the artist)](https://www.kcet.org/sites/kl/files/styles/kl_image_medium/public/atoms/article_atoms/www.kcet.org/arts/artbound/images/C%2520Sant%2520Khalsa.jpg?itok=n95Qp5iQ ""Self Portrait w River Rock" by Sant Khalsa (Image courtesy of the artist)")
Inland Empire
Artbound
Inland Empire Artists Capture the Sense of 'Being Here'
Post date:In the new exhibition "Being Here," Inland Empire artists express themselves.
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Arrival Stories
History & Society
João Morlett: Fourth Time's a Charm and the Link to His Ink
Post date:"Putting the L.A. Metro symbol on me would really encompass the past two years. I feel like it will close a chapter of me traveling and starting a new life."
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Inland Empire
Artbound
Drew Oberjuerge's New Direction for the Riverside Art Museum
Post date:As its new director, Inland Empire native Drew Oberjuerge has a vision for the museum to be accessible and relevant to all communities.
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writing on the wall
History & Society
Discovering Art and Murals in Riverside
Post date:There's much more to the city than just the Festival of Lights at the Mission Inn.
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SoCal Focus
Rookwood Red, Sash Green: Painting and Restoring Houses as an Art Form
Post date:Take a look today while you drive around, wherever you live, at the not-lost art of housepainting.
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commentary
SoCal Focus
Between Heaven and Here
Post date:My new book was released yesterday is my eighth novel, and each time, I spend days walking around thinking of where that book began.