Everyone has an Ed Moses story. Mostly these are about big and bold creative ideas, small and sweet notes for ways of living more fully, or just sharing a joint. Frequently all three. For Ed, you see, everything was connected. Better: for Ed, everything you
“The My Lai massacre is but one of many painful and ugly scars for which our country bears responsibility. The government’s attempt to hide and distort the story of the My Lai massacre should serve a stark reminder of the moral and ethical dangers of
At Any Cost is the title of artist Carla Viparelli exhibition at the L.A Artcore Brewery Annex. The electrifying and provocative title puts the perils faced by migrants from the global south who seek refuge and a better life in rich countries situate in the
Landscapes and portraits salon styled on the walls of L.A Artcore Center for the Arts and abstract canvases make Jon Peterson’s exhibition, “Twelve Years of Painting” a journey of multiple junctures. Early on, his inventive inquiry began during his childhood while exploring the making and
Dynamic portraits of friends, curators and artists bring forth expressions of apprehension, anger, consternation and contempt in artist Bryan Ida’s recent exhibition this past November at the Los Angeles Artcore Union Center for The Arts located in Little Tokyo. This portrait series titled “Beauty Awash