Franz Mazura, Opera Singer Who Relished Villains, Dies at 95
An imposing Austrian bass-baritone, his first major international appearance came in his early 40s. He continued to perform nearly until the end.
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Franz Mazura, Opera Singer Who Relished Villains, Dies at 95
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Where Street Art Comes Indoors and Legos Climb the Walls
Fun-house flair mingles with equally bold but more stately pieces at David and Isabela Grutman's home.
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Where Street Art Comes Indoors and Legos Climb the Walls
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What to See Right Now in New York Art Galleries
Katherine Bernhardt's E.T. paintings; Michael Rakowitz's reconstructions of antiquities; and Juanita McNeely's contorted female figures.
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What to See Right Now in New York Art Galleries
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How AB5 has instilled fear and confusion in California's arts community
AB5, the state's new gig economy law, is intended to protect workers. But small theater, opera and dance companies worry it could ruin them.
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How AB5 has instilled fear and confusion in California's arts community
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Review: How artist Christopher Myers stitched messages of freedom from everyday fabrics
At Fort Gansevoort gallery in Los Angeles, sewn collages on view now speak of the fight against oppression and subjugation.
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Review: How artist Christopher Myers stitched messages of freedom from everyday fabrics
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Why artist Hank Willis Thomas smashed up 'The Dukes of Hazzard's' General Lee
"Easy Rider's" chopper "Captain America" got trashed too. Hank Willis Thomas crunches history, race and Hollywood tropes in his first solo show in L.A.
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Why artist Hank Willis Thomas smashed up 'The Dukes of Hazzard's' General Lee
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Now anyone can admire Frank Lloyd Wright's original Hollyhock House drawings
Now you can explore Hollyhock House, Frank Lloyd Wright's first L.A. project, from the comfort of your laptop.
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Now anyone can admire Frank Lloyd Wright's original Hollyhock House drawings
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Kobe Bryant's memory runs through the heart of L.A., and on its walls
After Art Gozukuchikyan heard that Kobe Bryant had died in the hills above Los Angeles, he transformed into Artoon.
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Kobe Bryant's memory runs through the heart of L.A., and on its walls
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14 New Books to Watch For in February
Fraught friendships, coming-of-age stories, Supreme Court drama and more.
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14 New Books to Watch For in February
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Mike Pompeo's NPR Interview Left a Lot to Be Considered, Seth Meyers Says
Meyers advised Pompeo to "maybe don't go on a show called 'All Things Considered'" if he didn't want to be asked questions about "all things."
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Mike Pompeo's NPR Interview Left a Lot to Be Considered, Seth Meyers Says
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What's on TV Wednesday: 'The Curse of La Llorona' and 'Night on Earth'
A horror blockbuster is available to stream on HBO platforms. And a new Netflix nature series captures the outdoors at night.
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What's on TV Wednesday: 'The Curse of La Llorona' and 'Night on Earth'
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Arts Collective Founder to Lead a Children's Museum
Seth Cameron of the Bruce High Quality Foundation will be the next head of the Children's Museum of the Arts.
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Arts Collective Founder to Lead a Children's Museum
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Harriet Frank Jr., Writer of Challenging Screenplays, Dies at 96
She and her husband, Irving Ravetch, were among Hollywood's most successful and literate script writers, collaborating on movies like "Hud" and "Norma Rae."
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Harriet Frank Jr., Writer of Challenging Screenplays, Dies at 96
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The Grammys, Dissected: Out With the Old, in With the Billie, Lizzo and Tyler
Did the deserving artists win" Was Aerosmith terrible" The debates rage on our post-awards show.
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The Grammys, Dissected: Out With the Old, in With the Billie, Lizzo and Tyler
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Review: Go face to face with 28 beasts in Nina de Creeft Ward's animal kingdom
At a time when so much contemporary art is little more than a selfie backdrop, the nature sculptures of De Creeft Ward have a throwback allure.
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Review: Go face to face with 28 beasts in Nina de Creeft Ward's animal kingdom