By Allegra Papera Online Arts Editor For those looking for weekend activities, currently on view at LACMA is Ed Fella’s exhibition of printed artworks and designs. Click here for more information and ticket prices. This Friday, […]
By Danielle Smith Executive Arts Editor Los Angeles County Museum of Art’s newest exhibition “Picasso and Rivera: Conversations Across Time” successfully offers viewers insight into the great artists’ creative processes. “Picasso and Rivera: Conversations […]
By Ellie Shalvarjian Staff Writer Los Angeles County Museum of Art’s exhibition on Frank Gehry proved to be fascinating and awe-inspiring. The exhibit was originally opened on September 13th and will carry on until […]
By Ian Lockwood Staff Writer LACMA’s “Myth of Singularity” by Liz Glynn is a captivating and intriguing collection of sculptures with unique characters and textures. “Myth of Singularity” presents a fascinating compilation of sculptures with […]
The “Landscapes of Devotion: Scared Sites of India” exhibition, which consists of paintings and photographs depicting religious stories and locations of India, intrigues viewers by depicting a rich culture largely unknown by the Western World. […]
The “Archibald Motley: Jazz Age Modernist” exhibit, on display at the Los Angeles County Museum of the Art, creates a vivid and lively atmosphere through Motley’s colorful and energetic paintings. […]
“Samurai: Japanese Armor,” from the Ann and Gabriel Barbier-Mueller Collection at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, is an array of pieces that focuses on showing the evolution of Japanese samurai armor over the course of seven centuries. It features armor, poised in fighting positions, ranging from men on horseback to solo pieces highlighting individual aspects of the armor or specific weapons.
Upon entry to the exhibit, one is greeted by three gigantic horses with three different types of samurai armor riding on their backs, instantly setting the warlike tone of the entire exhibit. Additionally, the majority of the displays imitates a warrior stance, further immersing the viewer in the conflict-ridden lifestyle of feudal Japan. […]
Artist Helen Pashigian absorbs even the brightest of viewers at her newest Los Angleles County Museum of Art exhibit, “Light Invisible,” which consists of an almost entirely pitch-black room lit by a dozen acrylic luminescent pillars. […]
By Megan Riordon Staff Writer “Ming Maserpeices,” currently on display at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, reveals a glimpse of the past not previously available so close to home. The ages of the […]
By Nikki Fournell and Isaac Siegemund-Broka Staff Writers Stanley Kubrick is one of the most celebrated filmakers in history. He has earned vast recognition for his work as a screenwriter, producer, cinematographer and editor for […]
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