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… will join LA Weekly food writer Jonathan Gold and chefs from restaurants all over L.A. including Father’s Office, … others, to judge the pies baked by both amateurs and pros. There will also be free family art-making activities as part … Sobieszek On the…

… Farhang Foundation Short Film Festival, featuring works from emerging international talents. A private reception … will follow. You can visit farhangfilmfest.org to view all the nominees’ films and lacma.org for ticket … in town and this year it has only gotten…

… This large collection of 914 objects had been acquired from a private collector in 2007. It quickly became clear … and chronological range of ancient Colombia. However there were also a number of challenges in working with these … been consigned to obscurity.…

… Installation view of the exhibition Pierre Huyghe at the Centre Georges … of art. Huyghe has long used animals and flora, ranging from fish to palms to even deer, in his work. The living … or animals that cross my work it's the same. They are here…

… piano as they fill the Bing with their music. While you’re here, don’t forget to check out some art on view. Home—So Different, So Appealing features U.S. Latino … of the Rainbow before it closes on Sunday. See artworks from legendary artists…

… virtual art class paired with your drink of choice. Now On View Acting Out: Cabinet Cards and the Making of Modern … 1870–1900 Legacies of Exchange: Chinese Contemporary Art from the Yuz Foundation Modern Art Yoshitomo Nara Cauleen … It or Leave It Vera Lutter:…

… departments. We wanted to share a few highlights with you here, with more in-depth posts to come on three other new … Wine Cup" in a poem by fellow poet Du Fu.Not Currently on View   Nelme 344 Anthony Nelme, Kettle, 1715, gift of Julian … seventeenth-century…

… The result, Journeys, is a collection of images both from the students and from Dowling. The exhibition is on view at Charles White Elementary School. LACMA's Manager of … Could you describe your process for this project? MD: There…