Suzan Filipek · November 28, 2024
New programming at local museums promises encounters with Los Angeles’ past, from an Ice Age animal to the Scottish Rite Masonic Temple-turned-Marciano Art Foundation. Holiday gift shopping and exhibits on […]
John Welborne · November 28, 2024
Construction scaffolding used to support the forms for pouring LACMA’s new concrete museum building have been removed. Ninety percent of construction has been completed, and an opening is planned for […]
Suzan Filipek · October 24, 2024
• PST ART to come to LACMA, La Brea Tar Pits Explore the intersection between art and science at several programs offered this and the next several months in what […]
Casey Russell · July 25, 2024
Barbara Pflaumer is the friendly neighbor everyone seems to know. With her ready smile and community-minded spirit, she was destined to become the heart of Windsor Village that she is […]
Suzan Filipek · March 28, 2024
The Impressionists painted flowers and lush landscapes, and Rembrandt mastered self-portraits. Ed Ruscha’s palette, however, has been his adopted home, Los Angeles, depicting a mixture of commercial advertising, entertainment and […]
Chronicle Staff · February 29, 2024
By John Welborne For more than 100 years, the Miracle Mile and surrounding areas have been in the heart of Los Angeles. Primarily residential neighborhoods, the Mile vicinity includes several […]
