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One of her photographic series focuses on scars, while another on elders in assisted living. Artist Yael Nov seeks out the more private and quiet moments of life.
Writer/performer Joshua Silverstein chats with Artbound about Los Angeles, race, and the non-traditional hanukkah celebrations of his childhood.
Influenced by his own family history, director and playwright Aaron Henne created theatre dybbuk to explore Jewish history and tradition.
Artist Jack Levinson is a world builder. His characters, including members of the indie rock band Square Circle, live on in interactive plays and expanding online archives.
Daniel Rolnik serves punkish art with a smile at the gallery that bears his name.
Jenny Yurshansky's parents are Soviet Jewish refugees who settled in L.A. The artist will be making a trip to Moldova to explore her heritage.
Musician Luke Top gravitated towards music as a kid and later found success with his band Fool's Gold. Now he strikes out on his own with a new solo album, "Suspects High."
Sarah Soquel Morhaim's photography transcends traditional ideas about taking pictures.
Lisa Anne Auerbach's knitted sweaters don't just keep the body warm. Her wearable art addresses identity, politics and religion.
Alejandro "Ale" Cohen, the current director of Los Angeles's premiere online radio station Dublab, talks with Artbound about growing up in Argentina and finding music.
Awesome Tapes from Africa has been introducing Western audiences to diverse African sounds since 2006.