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Ten Seasons of Evolution and Revolution on 'Artbound'
From the beginning, the DNA of “Artbound” has been about democratization, not only in terms of access to more contemporary arts-based programs but about diversifying that content itself in meaningful ways. Follow its journey through ten seasons.

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Motherhood Opens Artist Eyes to New, Exciting Materials
There’s a long and glorious tradition of artists turning to their immediate surroundings for the materials with which to make their work. So when an artist becomes a parent, specifically a mom, why not expect the same kinds of investigations?

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Travel to California's Paleoindian Past Inside a Military Base
The greatest (meaning both the largest and the best preserved) concentration of Native American rock art in the country is only about a hundred miles north of Los Angeles. It's in China Lake Naval Base. And that’s where things get interesting.

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From Bierstadt to Bob Ross: How Landscape Painting Re-Imagined the American West
Before the golden age of Hollywood Westerns, the mythology and allure of the American West was portrayed by dedicated, skilled landscape painters. Their legacy continues today.

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Church of Type Ends Its L.A. Run This Month
In just five years, Kevin Bradley’s letterpress emporium the Church of Type has become a landmark destination for artisanal, slow culture Los Angeles. It ends its five-year run in L.A. this month.

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Get the Scoop on the Jasper Johns Exhibition at the Broad Here
The art of Jasper Johns has changed over the decades. His works have taken on a whole new set of meanings in our present-day political climate. All of which makes this landmark exhibition at the Broad as fresh and timely as it was 60 years ago.

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The Serious Play of Clay
What people typically mean when they think of ceramics tends toward a refined style, where everything is fine and poised. In powerful contrast to that heritage, rises the epic and still-expanding trend of “de-skilled” ceramics.

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Nature's Ways Inspired These Complex Works
Meet the artists who have set themselves on botanical time, creating intricate works that do more than look pretty.

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Desert X: Land Art at the Edge of the City
Nearly half of Desert X happens “in town” or on its adjacent fringes, as opposed to the mythical and rather apocryphal “open” or “empty” desert.

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Portraits of Diversity: Spotlighting the International Iranian Community
In Los Angeles, a pair of exhibitions tied to Iranian heritage showcase artists who live and work all over the world.