The Ingénue Interview features select artists and scene-makers from around the world who are actively defining the next wave of cultural innovation. This week, Paris-based creative consultant and founder of Seymour Projects Melissa Unger talks life lessons from...

As a merciless heat wave swept much of the rest of the country, confining many to air-conditioned interiors, Angelenos mingled with alacrity in the pleasant vernal air during Gallery For The People's...

The Ingenue Interview features select artists and scene-makers from around the world, revealing their inspirations, cultural tastes, and upcoming projects. This week, Los Angeles-based artist Ugo Nonis discusses his transformative move from New York to L.A., the woman who inspired...

Chloé, video still from her live performance at the Centre Pompidou.

The Ingénue Interview features select artists and scene-makers from around the world, revealing their inspirations, cultural tastes, and dance party playlists. This week, French DJ, artist, and composer Chloé discusses Surrealism, the...

Amid the hubbub of the Pacific Standard Time-anchored art extravaganza unfolding all across town, the OohLaLA Festival sashayed onto the scene last weekend for a third installment of its French musical showcase. Running from September 29th to October 1st at the...

The Ingénue Interview features select artists and scene-makers from around the world, revealing their inspirations, cultural tastes and dance party playlists. This week, Paris-based filmmaker, photographer, and

American artist Natalie Turturro unveils a whimsical collection of twenty small-scale works on paper in her first European solo show, "Pieces of Paris," now on view at Café des Initiés.

Installed in a wall arrangement evocative of a Renaissance map room, "Pieces of Paris" presents scenes captured in watercolor and...

The Ingénue Interviews feature select artists and scene-makers from around the world, revealing their inspirations, cultural tastes, and dance party playlists. This week, Los Angeles-based artist Vanessa Prager talks travel, Mommie Dearest, and her penchant for weird yard sale art.

In addition to being an artist and sometime model for...

The Ingénue Interview features select artists and scene-makers from around the world, revealing their inspirations, cultural tastes, and dance party playlists. This week, Paris-based writer and A Tale of Three Cities co-founder Rosa Rankin-Gee talks Solidism, the...

California-born, Paris-based artist Sunny Suits debuts a series of compelling photographs in her first solo show, "The Wild Heart," now on view at Daniel Reich Gallery.

Like the photo diary of an itinerant young bohemian, "The Wild Heart" invites the viewer into the East Village kitchens and Left Bank bedrooms...

On the eve of FIAC, France's largest international contemporary art fair, the second-latest addition to the Gagosian gallery empire opened its doors in Paris. (Gagosian has since debuted a gallery in Geneva.) I had the opportunity to attend the preview of the gallery's inaugural exhibition, having relocated from...