Joylynn Lee Executive Arts Editor LACMA’s new exhibit opens the eyes of viewers, showing how previous works from around the world provide the opportunity to connect to the past that’s full of ceramic artistry. “Conversing […]
By Joylynn Lee Arts Editor The Holbein Getty art exhibit shows a creative link between personality and art. Hans Holbein lived in the 16th century and is known for painting beautiful, candid images of diverse […]
By: Emily Von Buttlar Executive Features Editor The van Gogh Exhibit first started in Chicago, and it was brought to Hollywood Feb. 11. It’s a bright, immersive experience that pulls the viewer into the projected […]
Emily von Buttlar Exec. Features Editor Senior and AP Studio Art student, Francesca Kula showcases her various designs of artwork through local gallery space and nonprofit, Resin Art. Costa’s virtual art exhibit is an outlet […]
Art lovers don’t have to go far to witness the work of one of the most well-known and imaginative artists, with the Getty Center’s newest exhibit “Michelangelo: Mind of the Master.” […]
The El Segundo Museum of Art’s newest exhibit does much more than make visitors hungry. “Eat” uses various types of artwork to deliver powerful messages about food. […]
Annie Leibovitz became one of the most well-known photographers with her photos depicting 1970s and 1980s pop culture and politics. […]
“While forces of colonization sought to dismantle our cultures and life ways throughout history, indigenous womxn thwarted this effort – not only surviving but asserting our identities at every turn.” […]
Art is a central aspect of any country’s culture, and examining art from around the world can allow one to connect with others on a deeper level. […]
By Megan Sullivan Executive Arts Editor Cuba is recognized for its vibrant culture and fresh lifestyle, but “The Cuban Matrix,” an art exhibit at Torrance Art Museum, failed to express the exotic flavors of the […]
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