Art
Marina Rheingantz: Painting Memory, Weaving Landscape
For this Brazilian Artist, landscape is an interplay of memory, bound by the weft of material and time.
Review: Rainn Wilson and Aasif Mandvi brilliantly de-intellectualize ‘Waiting for Godot’
A review of Samuel Beckett's "Waiting for Godot," running through Dec 15 at Geffen Playhouse.
Ribbons, lace and grace; Orion Carloto’s ‘A Room of One’s Own’ is full of sleepy dreams and feminine fantasy
An homage to Virginia Woolf in the age of the Internet, for better or worse, takes life in a pop-up exhibition.
Tear down this poster: ‘ICONS’ by Shepard Fairey
Shepard Fairey’s newest exhibition piece depicts an older symbol of his work, this time in a light that tributes to its time on the street.
The exploitation of laborers is an artistic focal point in William Kentridge’s work
The South African-born artist’s retrospective is on display at the Broad Museum.
“we, the invisibles” tells a story of hospitality workers who keep the earth spinning
Performed by USC drama students, the play centers around a real-life case of a New York City hotel worker and her alleged assault by a high-powered politician.
‘It was really radical to me’: An Angeleno looks back on experiencing Documenta for the first time
Documenta in Kassel, Germany revolutionizes the relationship between art and the participant for this USC student.
