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Staging Politics: Allegory vs. Satire

STATE OF SIEGE REDUX: The power of propaganda Both history and art have demonstrated what happens when the language of politics and its ideological positions have been emptied of meaning and turned inside out. Belief replaces facts, emotion supplants reason, and expediency supersedes ethics. 20th century

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Queer Califas

THE CRITICAL EYE BY PHIL TARLEY QUEER CALIFAS Presented by Ruben Esparza and the City of West Hollywood WeHo Arts program. Curator Rubén Esparza has put together a sterling collection of multi-generational LGBTQ Latinx artists in tandem with the Pacific Standard Time’s current evocation of Los Angeles’ Latino(a) Art. Chockablock

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“The Word on The Street” by Scott Froschauer

Los Angeles-based artist Scott Froschauer has repurposed the visual language of the ubiquitous street sign and their authoritative voice into street art that toys with the viewer's understanding and perception of public space and the role of art in it. By replacing the traditional controlling

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Faustin Linyekula’s Journey From Darkness to Light

As Americans we are repeatedly stunned, shocked, appalled by each new incident of a seemingly random, mass shooting by some male loner motivated by personal rage and despair rather than ideological zeal. The most recent being Las Vegas, the one with the largest body count.

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Mask Girl, 2017 © Deirdre Sullivan-Beeman

Girl Power: Deirdre Sullivan Beeman’s Luminous “Girls, Girls, Girls”

With an opening reception scheduled for Friday, Nov. 3rd at La Luz de Jesus in Hollywood, Deirdre Sullivan-Beeman is about to make a profound feminine statement in her exhibition Girls, Girls, Girls. Perhaps now more than ever, it is time to give women their due, and Sullivan-Beeman

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