By: Ella Mahan Staff Writer The “Between the Lines: Typography in LACMA’s Collection” exhibit includes more than thirty posters and publications that showcase how typography is an indispensable component at the heart of visual communication. […]
By: Ella Mahan Staff Writer The Morphological Exhibit in Manhattan Beach, California aims to uncover the backgrounds of different cultures by exploring ancient pieces of pottery and comparing them to one’s daily life. The Morphological […]
By: Linnea Wee Executive Arts Editor Los Angeles County Museum of Arts’ newest temporary exhibit, “Frank Stella: Selections from the Permanent Collection”, is an underwhelming glimpse into the artist’s successful career in modern art. “Frank […]
The “Soul of a Nation: Art in the Age of Black Power 1963-1983” exhibit showcases the vibrant contributions of black artists during the Civil Rights Movement. […]
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. […]
LACMA’s “Power of Pattern: Central Asian Ikats” gives viewers the opportunity to experience real life examples of Central Asian ikat textiles, which is a type of fabric that will help culminate a newfound appreciation for the design technique within them. […]
Shockboxx’s newest exhibit, “Oh Hey Ed Ruscha,” impresses viewers with complex pieces and a unique theme centered around work created by Ed Ruscha. […]
The Torrance Art Museum’s newest exhibit, “Protest, noun” explores social injustices in the current political climate with artwork that affects viewers even after the exhibit is over. […]
Teresa Hubbard and Alexander Birchler’s exhibit “Flora” provides viewers with an explanation as to why the sculptor Flora Mayo was excluded from art history. […]
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