A New Exhibit at the Skirball Center Goes Inside American Communities in Tatters
Nicholas Kristof and Sheryl WuDunn's book ’Tightrope: Americans Reaching for Hope’ comes to life as a virtual display of photos and stories
The Autry Museum Is Investigating the Histories of Griffith Park—and It Needs Your Help
As the park's quasquicentennial approaches, the Autry is collecting memories
The Man Who Blew Up LACMA: Inside Michael Govan’s Quixotic Crusade to Reimagine a Landmark
The LACMA director’s pricey renovation has bitterly divided the art world—and raised questions about his motives
LACMA Reopens Outdoor Areas and Launches a New Outdoor Exhibit
A new installation work by Alex Prager will be on display for the first time
Vintage Images of L.A. Kiddieland Beverly Park Bring a Bygone Era to Life
A new exhibit in WeHo highlights the amusement park that inspired Walt Disney
The Disgusting Food Museum Is Yucking People’s Yums
The new L.A. exhibit may not win any awards for cultural sensitivity—but it claims to have a point
The MOCA Benefit Brought Out Big Stars and Really Good Fashion
The art wasn't the only thing to ogle at the museum's 40th anniversary benefit
Metallica Frontman James Hetfield Shows Off His Insane Car Collection at the Petersen
The rock icon and serious gearhead made his first public appearance since entering rehab last year
The Academy Museum Delays Its Opening Again, This Time to Fall of 2021
Museum director Bill Kramer promises a "remarkable experience" come September
Billionaire Tom Gores Resigns from LACMA’s Board Amid Prison Telecom Controversy
His company's investment in Securus Technologies had become a point of contention for racial justice advocates