Inside Los Angeles' ambitious yet contradictory institution celebrating illustrated storytelling
A critical look at George Lucas's new cultural venue, where blockbuster imagery meets a sprawling collection of narrative art.
REDCAT's latest group exhibition interrogates imperial control across Asia-Pacific through archival intervention and Indigenous knowledge
A curated survey spanning five decades of artistic practice, Flesh Witness maps how military infrastructure has physically and culturally marked landscapes, bodies, and historical records throughout the Pacific.
The long material and colonial history behind the most recognizable blue body in popular culture.
Almost everyone remembers that Disney's genie is blue. Fewer ask why. The answer runs backward through five thousand years — Egyptian blue standing in for lapis, cobalt on a Mongol palace, the eye that guards against envy, the last color most languages learned to name, and a layout artist photographing Isfahan just before a war — to a color that was rarely, in this part of the world, quite what it claimed to be.
The Broad commissions a fresh take on the seminal feminist work during Ono's retrospective
Artist MPA's performance of Yoko Ono's Cut Piece at Redcat revealed how collective empathy can transform a potentially violent ritual into an act of mutual care.
The world's first AI art museum opens on Grand Avenue, blending biodata, scent, and immersive storytelling
Dataland, Refik Anadol's 25,000 sq ft AI-driven museum in Frank Gehry's Grand LA development, reimagines the museum experience through real-time biodata, scent technology, and machine-generated visions of nature.
