Architecture and Cinema: New and Rare Films is the second of a three part film screening series featuring architecture films from around the world.
Today is the opening reception for an exhibition of works by artist William Eggleston. Los Alamos includes 37 large-scale pigment images from Eggleston's Los Alamos series.
Thursday is opening day for an installation by French artist Xavier Veilhan. Architectones features abstract and figurative sculptures placed throughout the property of the Richard Neutra VDL Research House.
The fifth event of the Made in L.A. Music series features a live set by KCRW's Jeremy Sole in the Hammer's courtyard. This free event includes extended gallery hours.
Knowledges, a two day-long event and group show at the Mount Wilson Observatory, will feature the work of more than thirty contemporary Los Angeles artists including Dani Tull, Norman Klein, and Louisa Van Leer.
My Little Pony, the doe-eyed, sweet little pinnacle of sexually ambiguous innocence, will be the center of attention at Hasbro's MY LITTLE PONY Project 2012, a charity art exhibition.
To commemorate the centennial of the cherry trees gifted to the United States from Japan, the Japanese American Cultural & Community Center will celebrate its first annual spring festival: LA Bloom.
The original Barter Show (1969) consisted of watercolor washes which Ed Kienholz bartered for the sums, objects, or experiences painted on them. As a tribute, a group of artists have been commissioned to follow Kienholz's guidelines.
