An Artist’s Personal Dive into Figurative Exploration Annamotion, a series of monochromatic figurative paintings by LA artist Eric Sanders, opened at the Tokyo Metropolitan Museum of Art in June as part of the Japan 22nd International Art Exchange. In this recent series, Sanders navigates the nuanced
Francisco Palomares is an emerging artist. His artwork is inspired by urban landscapes of cities and the complex relations within. He was born and raised in Boyle Heights. He received his Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from California State University, Long Beach. He went on
Mexican conceptual artist Tania Candiani’s presentation of “Camouflage” at the Freize Projects February 14 -16 2020 in the city of Los Angeles charts the historical narrative of the forced Japanese labor encampments in California during WWII by simulating the fabrication of giant protective covers to
Opening at the Muckenthaler Cultural Center March 1st 2020. Reception and book reading from 12 pm to 4pm www.themuck.org Storytelling Beyond Any Singular Form Essay By Moses Kilolo, February 2020. Fables have been written for many generations. The writers who created such little wonders must have hoped that a child,
“We have changed the atmosphere, and that will change the weather. The temperature and rainfall are no longer to be entirely the work of some separate, uncivilized force, but instead in part a product of our habits, our economies, our ways of life.” Bill McKibben, The
