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One Hell of A Ride
A Liberated Women's Journey Through the 1960s A proposed independent film and book about an elderly woman revisiting her provocative past in Los Angeles when she navigated the turbulent 1960s as film documentarian, rock n’ roll groupie and feminist with stories of violence, love, and inspiration.
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New City Art (Chicago): Resisting Marginalization: Jeffrey Gibson Reconsiders the Cultural Representation of Indigenous People |
Wired: Tech Companies Wade Into Abortion Politics in Texas |
Rolling Stone: Dead Beatles Are Talking on Twitter and It's Weirding Us Out |
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Hyperallergic Art: Ancient Greece and Rome Are Hot in Animation Right Now. Here’s Why. |
LA Times Essential Arts: Summer of Soul 1969 |
ArtNet's The Art Angle Podcast: How the Medicis Became Art History’s First Influencers |
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Atlas Obscura: Almost Every Original Bob Ross Painting Lives in a Virginia Office Park |
Atlas Obscura: Native American Peaches |
Colossal via ArtNet News: Top Curators Partner on Eco-Friendly NFT Platform |
Artnet News: ‘There Is an Unseen World Behind Our World’: Artist Cai Guo-Qiang on What the Cosmos Can Reveal About Humanity |
Ashmolean Museum Oxford: Tokyo Art & Photography
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LA Times (Entertainment & Arts): LACMA will honor Amy Sherald, Kehinde Wiley and Steven Spielberg at Art+Film Gala |
Artnet News: Two Major U.S. Foundations Are Giving $5 Million to Latinx Artists, Who Have Long Lacked Dedicated Support |
Hyperallergic: How US Immigration Gets the “Extraordinary Artist” Visa Very Wrong |
Atlas Obscura (Unique Travel Destinations): Fly Geyser, Gerlach, Nevada |
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Hyperallergic Art: A 1970s Provocative Magazine That Fought Anti-Asian Sentiment |
Hyperallergic Film: The Extraordinary Story of Corita Kent, the “Pop Art Nun” |
Hyperallergic Graphics: A History of Design and Activism in California |
Artnet News, The Art Angle Podcast: How High-Tech Van Gogh Became the Biggest Art Phenomenon Ever |
Hyperallergic Film Reviews: The Japanese Town That’s Been Fighting Industrial Pollution for Decades |
Google Arts & Culture: Radical Whimsy - Victorian Women and the Art of Photocollage |
Washigton Post: New Opinion Podcast "Please, Go On" |
Roberts Projects (contemporary art gallery) in Los Angeles |
Muckenthaler Cultural Center: Newsletter (Fullerton, CA) |
Wired: Amazon Will Buy MGM for Over $8 Billion. Your Move, Netflix |
Getty Foundation News: L.A. Arts Recovery Fund |
Artnet News: The Warhol Foundation Is Auctioning Off the Artist’s Computer-Based Works as NFTs. An Archivist Who Uncovered Them Is Outraged |
Artnet News: Is this the Art Fair of the Future? |
New York Times, California Today: How Will California's Art Institutions Recover |
Hyperallergic Art: Thinking About the Intersection Between Human Rights and the Arts |
Wired: 35 Years Later, Studies Show a Silver Lining From Chernobyl |
Wired: How Pixar Uses Hyper-Colors to Hack Your Brain |
Airmail: The Japanese Art of Midway |
Hyperallergic Books: Honoring the Stories of Undocumented Indigenous Women in Los Angeles |
Frieze: What Are NFTs and Why Are They Changing the Art World? |
Hyperallergic Film: Kevin B. Lee’s New Video Essay Explores Mourning with Minari |
Scientific American: Nature Can Help Us Prepare for the Next Pandemic |
Hyperallergic Film Reviews: How New York Has Changed Over the Years, as Told By Pizza |
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LA Times: Diverse representation is so critical in the arts because art can make an emotional connection that pure intellectualism can't |
LA Times: Two Thai artifacts in a San Francisco museum were stolen. Now, they’re on their way home |
Artsy: Trending Female Artists |
Hyperallergic: Jane Fonda and Donald Sutherland's Long-Lost Comedy Tour for Antiwar Troops |
The Verge: NTF's Explained |
Atlas Obscura: Can the Mighty Bankhar Dogs of Mongolia Save the Steppe? |
Frieze: Reasons to Be Optimistic: How Italy's Art Institutions Arose from the Pandemic |
Artnet News: Here's the True Tale Behind Netflix's Buzzy New Carey Mulligan Archaeology Drama, 'The Dig' |
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Artist Spotlight: Mayumi Oda |
Gallery Spotlight: Roberts Projects (Los Angeles) |
Peter Fetterman Gallery |
Hyperallergic: A Sleek, Whale-shaped Observatory to Watch Marine Life |
Hyperallergic: The Contours of Black American Life, According to Gordon Parks |
LA Times Entertainment & Arts: A COVID-era balancing act for survival at world-famous Le Petit Cirque |
LA Times Entertainment & Arts: The official “inauguration painting” chosen by Jill Biden and Sen. Roy Blunt (R-Mo.): “Landscape With Rainbow,” a 1859 oil on canvas by Robert S. Duncanson. |
KCET: Poetry is Political: Amanda Gorman's America |
Hyperallergic: An Expansive View of Asian Identity at the Asia Society Triennial |
Hyperallergic: How a Trump Executive Order Aims to Set White Supremacy in Stone |
Artnet News: These Three Tech Companies Are Locked in a Bitter Battle to Capture Your Attention With the World’s Best Immersive Van Gogh Experience. |
Artsy: Mexican-born Artist Abraham Cruzvillegas Is Growing an Oasis of Healing Plants in a Miami Park |
Artnet News: MoMA’s ‘New Photography’ Show Spotlights Young Photographers Making the Medium Tactile. There’s Just One Problem: It’s Online Only. |
Airmail Culture Matrix: About Time: Fashion and Duration |
Artnet News: It's a Christmas Miracle! An Archaeologist May Have Just Found Jesus's Childhood Home in Nazareth. |
Airmail Culture Matrix: Working Together: The Photographers of the Kamoinge Workshop |
Gallery Association Los Angeles (GALA) launched galleryplatform.la to serve the dynamic Los Angeles art community with weekly rotating gallery viewing rooms and original editorial content. |
Artist Spotlight: Jeffrey Gibson Jan. 9 - Feb. 20, 2021 at Roberts Projects |
Artnet News: The 600-Year-Old Vatican Library Using Artificial Intelligence to Ward Off Hackers Targeting Its Digital Collections |
‘We Painted, Sang, and Danced Our Way to the Polls’: Artists React to US President-Elect Joe Biden’s Victory |
Los Angeles Times: Artist Rodney McMillian peels back the facade on the ultimate symbol of power: the White House |
Frieze: Why Artists Created a Mark Zuckerberg ‘Deepfake’The viral video heralds a future of disinformation. - November 5, 2020 |
Frieze: A Brief History of Disinformation |
Artsy: Why the Art World Is Embracing Craft |
Artsy: How Quiltmaking's Deep Traditions Are Influencing Contmporary Art |
Hyperallergic: How Filmmaker Kirsten Johnson Killed Her Father Multiple Times (for a Movie) |
Hyperallergic: The Undocumented Activisits Who Turned Themselves In to Infiltrate ICE |
Edward Ruscha Book: Every Building on the Sunset Strip |
Colab: CultureHub's free online workshop series for the next generation of creators.A series of online micro-courses exploring art and technology. - October 13, 2020 |
Residency: Create technologically-informed work as a CultureHub Resident Artist |
The Pantone Color Institute Has Introduced a New Red Hue to Encourage 'Period Positivity'Pantone's latest color is a vibrant new red. - October 6, 2020 |
ManOfMany: Vincent Namatjira Becomes the First Indigenous Artist to Win the Archibald Prize
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Artillery: Pick of the Week: Brian AtchleyMatter Studio Gallery, Los Angeles - September 29, 2020 |
Mayumi Oda: Artist Spotlight |
Stylist: 5 Women Artists and Activists Whose Work Was Overshadowed By Their Husbands' |
Artnet News: Nancy Dine, a Filmmaker Who Redefined the Role of the 'Artist's Wife,' Has Died at 83 |
Hyperallergic: Books: Vivid Posters Chart a "People's History" of the Struggle for Social Justice |
Hyperallergic: Comics: The "Artists in Residence" of Fishkill Correctional Facility |
Artnet News: Immersive Art Experiences Used to be the Wave of the Future. But Can They Outlast the Coronavirus Pandemic?Experts say participatory art may be changed forever. - September 3, 2020 |
Artnet News: The Art Angle Podcast: The Secret Art History of Burning Man |
Hyperallergic: A Museum Director Asks: What if Art Museums Can't Measure Up to the Present Moment? |
New York Times Art & Design: A Black Nurse Saved Lives. Today She May Save Art. |
Artnet News: Renoir's 'Luncheon of the Boating Party.' 3 Things You May Not Know About the Impressionist Icon |
Hyperallergic: Reimagining Higher Education Through Socially Engaged Art |
Artsy: Galleries and Fairs Are Turning to Virtual Reality to Connect with Collectors |
Artsy: 19 Gallerists Share Their Love for Collecting and Dream Purchases |
Artnet News: How Native American Art Has Become a Sleeper Sensation in Museums and the Art Market Alike |
Artsy: How Graffiti Artists Are Propelling the Vision of the Black Lives Matter Movement |
Art News: Exciting News on Sister Corita Kent, the Pop Art Nun who Combined Warhol with Social Justicehttps://bit.ly/2Cie7hb - June 23, 2020 |
Art News: How Have Artists Shaped Previous Protest Movements? |
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LA County Museum of Art
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The Broad |