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Galleries Are Man's World and Micol Hebron Is Keeping Score
Almost 70 percent of artists represented by commercial galleries in New York and L.A. are men. Micol Hebron illustrates this imbalanced male-to-female ratio in the collaborative art project, Gallery Tally.
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Papillion: A New Contemporary Gallery in Leimert Park
The opening of the Papillion gallery marks the return of a contemporary art space to Leimert Park, long a center of African-American culture in Los Angeles.

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Tijuana Art Comes to Los Angeles
The exhibition "Tijuana Makes Me Happy" at the Mexican Consulate in L.A. paints a nuanced picture of the border city with multiple identities.
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Leading the Blind: A Marching Band Helps an Artist Navigate Santa Ana
For his upcoming performance, Artist Carmen Papalia, who is legally blind, will spend nearly an hour navigating the streets of downtown Santa Ana by the sounds of a marching band alone.

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Best Kept Secret: Richard Jackson Survey at OCMA
Richard Jackson has produced work that pushes the boundaries of painting since the 1960s.
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Beneath the Skin: The Paintings of Justin Bower
Orange County painter Justin Bower's oversized faces are steeped in a future dystopia where humans appear to be being subsumed by technology.

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What the Pageant of the Masters Reveals About Orange County
In south Orange County, there are few traditions as long running (and spectacularly surreal) as the Pageant of the Masters, a two-month-long display where actors pose as well-known works of art.