Caillebotte opens at the Getty amid international controversy
The pitfalls of painting the Modernist, and Los Angeles, with a broad brush
Frieze L.A. returns to champion L.A. galleries and South Central artists in the wake of the wildfires
Both financially, through the relief fund, and spiritually, in the prioritization of L.A.-based galleries, especially underrepresented communities like South Central, Frieze is championing L.A. and its recovery under the eyes of the international art market.
Reports from campus on graduation day
After weeks of chaos on campus, USC Commencement is here. With the annual main-stage ceremony canceled for “safety concerns,” the individual schools’ ceremonies and celebrations are underway all across campus. Annenberg Media brings you the day’s Live Updates here:
Campus reopens after LAPD clears Divest from Death encampment
No one was arrested during the early morning sweep, Folt labels group ‘occupiers.’
Live Updates: Days 11 and 12 of the encampment
Annenberg Media follows the Divest from Death encampment on USC’s Alumni Park.
51 student arrests, an apology, no pressure from donors and a ‘quite lovely’ free speech zone: a Q&A with Folt and Guzman
USC President Carol Folt and Provost Andrew Guzman addressed faculty and Academic Senate Wednesday to answer questions about the LAPD arrests on April 24, the maintained decision to rescind the valedictorian’s speech, and what is next for USC as commencement ceremonies approach in just one week.
USC to erect metal detectors for commencement
Folt confirmed the additional security measures while addressing Academic Senate.
USC announces no main ceremony for commencement
A community message also outlined new safety measures for individual school ceremonies held May 9-11.
LIVE UPDATES: A USC pro-Palestinian group hosts an occupation on campus in solidarity with Gaza
Organized by the USC Divest From Death Coalition, students are gathered in Alumni Park in what is one of the first West Coast occupations on a college campus.
The renaissance man in the canyon
Dani Tull’s artistic arm stretches all throughout Los Angeles, and now he’s helping others retreat from it.
‘This decision had nothing to do with her political views’: Provost Guzman on the valedictorian
On the third day of campus unrest at USC, Provost Andrew Guzman appeared at the monthly Academic Senate meeting to address the representative faculty body. He defended President Carol Folt’s decision to rescind the valedictorian’s speech at commencement and stated it has nothing to do with Asna Tabasumm’s political views, which have ignited campus and national controversy in the past week.
Provost announces valedictorian won’t speak at graduation in May
The Office of the Provost sent an email Monday to the student body announcing that the valedictorian will not be speaking at this year’s graduation.
‘At The Edge of The Sun’ and all the edges of L.A.
Through an artist-organized show at Jeffrey Deitch, cultural landmarks and untold stories of Los Angeles are highlighted in "At The Edge of The Sun."
EEOTIX welcomes Linda Hoos as Vice President following Catherine Spear’s departure
The current associate VP will take over the role while Spear moves to be the first ever executive director of the new Office of Civil Rights at UCOP.