Arts/Culture
Art Walk Preview for May 2011
By Ed Fuentes — May 11, 2011 — 1 Comment
Art Walk for May includes an artist looking at redefining Downtown, either through planning at Metro or with paintings he showcases at his own gallery.
Morris Brings Landmark L'Allegro to Music Center
By Donna Perlmutter — May 09, 2011 — 2 Comments
Now in its 30th anniversary season, choreographer Mark Morris has finally brought his landmark L’Allegro, il Penseroso ed il Moderato to the Music Center.
Downtown Culture: The Week Ahead
By Ed Fuentes — May 05, 2011 — 1 Comment
Fiesta Broadway and opera takes both classic and modern are a part of Mother's Day Weekend in Downtown Los Angeles.
Downtown Culture: The Week Ahead
By Ed Fuentes — April 28, 2011
Art Walk art wins a Pulitzer, books are on show at USC, the Federal Reserve President talks Downtown and plenty of music is on tap this week.
Downtown Culture: The Week Ahead
By Ed Fuentes — April 20, 2011 — 1 Comment
This week in Downtown culture: Dodgers ownership fails, L.A.'s pets are blessed and hailed and a photographer has a 60th birthday sale.
By Ed Fuentes — April 15, 2011
The stages of Downtown are busy with theatre, but it's a pair of humorists who hold court on Tuesday. Meanwhile, the Lakers kick off their playoff run.
LA Plaza Opens Its Doors to LA's Mexican History
By Eric Richardson — April 15, 2011 — 6 Comments
After months in the news for bones and controversy, LA Plaza de Cultura y Artes this weekend opens its doors to the story of L.A.'s Mexican heritage.
Art Walk Preview for April 2011
By Ed Fuentes — April 13, 2011
If you like to check out photography, the April 2011 Downtown Art Walk is the right night to roam Gallery Row.
LAT Photogs Become Locals For Art Walk
By Ed Fuentes — April 12, 2011 — 2 Comments
The photographers of the L.A. Times will take their work to the streets this Thursday, trading in cameras for prints at a pop-up gallery for Art Walk.
Downtown Culture: The Week Ahead
By Ed Fuentes — April 07, 2011
This week, Downtown's cultural calendar has romance in the air, bicycles on the streets and the Lakers about to start a run toward their potential three-peat.
By Ed Fuentes — April 05, 2011 — 1 Comment
This week, an Arts District coalition is teaming up to sell works by Robert Reynolds and donate the profit to victims of Japan’s recent disaster.
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