Aldous Harding: The Barrel
From New Zealand folk singer Aldous Harding comes “The Barrel,” an acoustic guitar-backed track about the perils and trickery of love. It’s a lovely tune, led by Harding’s vocals, and releases alongside …
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“Robert Mapplethorpe: Choreography for an exhibition” at Museo Madre, Naples
Classic art juxtaposed with the iconic photographer's work in a show that explores human form
Whimsy + Indulgence at Art Los Angeles Contemporary’s 10th Annual Art Fair
Santa Monica's ALAC celebrates the playfulness of art on show
Shy Girls: Lay And Be Lonely
Shy Girls (aka Dan Vidmar) returns with a lighthearted, slightly melancholy tune from his forthcoming album Bird On The Wing—set for release 1 March on Keep Cool / RCA Records. The song is lyrically …
LA Artists + Galleries Represent Their City at Frieze Los Angeles 2019
Several national and international fairs in the City of Angeles saw strong local work
Photographer Adrian Steirn’s “Pangolin Men” Series
Striking and tender portraits aimed at spreading awareness
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Highlights From Desert X 2019
At Desert X, a series of outdoor exhibitions in the Coachella Valley, this year’s artwork addresses timely and poignant issues—from the depleting Salton Sea, indigenous peoples’ rights and the political battle at …
Madlib + OHNO: Big Whips
The third single released from a compilation created by Gangster Doodles (aka Marlon Sassy), Madlib and OHNO’s “Big Whips” is a perfectly produced, head-nodding tune with a David James-directed music video. Both the …
Interview: Carol Beckwith and Angela Fisher, the Photographers Behind ‘African Twilight’
Two of the most accomplished photographers of African tribes capture the continent's disappearing ceremonies
Previewing Laguna Art Museum’s 2019 California Cool Auction
Proceeds from the sales of over 100 works will benefit furthering the institution