Art News: David Hockney Makes A Splash In Palm Springs, Plus What’s In The Cards
From Saturday, November 23 to Monday, March 31, 2025, the Palm Springs Art Museum will present David Hockney: Perspective Should Be Reversed, Prints from the Collections of Jordan D. Schnitzer and His...
View ArticleBalloons Over Boyle Heights
The Balloon Museum will bring its immersive art installation to Ace Mission Studios in Los Angeles’s Arts District on Wednesday, October 30, and run through March 16, 2025. Located along the L.A. River...
View ArticleBalloon Animal Extraordinaire ‘Rob The Balloon Guy’ is More Than Hot Air
Rob Balchunas, a balloon artist known as “Rob The Balloon Guy,” created a life-sized balloon bull for an Orville Peck photoshoot for PAPER Magazine. Balchunas, inspired by early experiences with circus...
View ArticleStefanie Heinze Discusses ‘MORTAR’ with Herself
Stefanie Heinze‘s latest solo exhibition, “MORTAR (the cute ones shouldn’t go unnoticed)” at Petzel Gallery in New York, explores themes of knowledge and truth through dynamic and ambiguous paintings....
View Article‘Hallyu!’ Showcases Korea’s Boundless Creativity at MFA Boston
“Hallyu! The Korean Wave” at the Museum of Fine Arts Boston showcases the dynamic evolution of South Korean culture, highlighting K-pop, K-dramas, K-beauty, and more. The exhibition covers South...
View ArticleTickets On Sale Now For October Modernism Week in Greater Palm Springs
Tickets are on sale now for Modernism Week, the annual festival highlighting mid-century modern architecture, art, interior and landscape design, and vintage culture in the greater Palm Springs area....
View Article‘Candyland’: Callum Walker Hutchinson Delivers High Camp Brilliance
This piece was written for and originally posted in our sister publication, PAPER. It doesn’t take long to crack the shiny surface of Los Angeles’ glitterati, revealing a much darker current that...
View ArticleThe Art Of Tarot: BUST Tarotscopes For Spring
Each season, BUST features a must-see deck from the talented artists residing in the world of tarot. Spring’s choice comes from We’Moon Tarot, complete with an astrological reading by the talented...
View ArticlePainter Enrique Martínez Celaya and the Hero’s Journey
To draw a child well you have to do it with love — even, or especially, when the child is wise beyond their years, or has witnessed trauma, or has an attitude problem, or is your gentle but inscrutable...
View ArticleThe Generator Is What Sparks Burning Man
If Reno, Nevada is the gateway to Burning Man, then the Generator maker space in nearby Sparks is the art incubator that fuels the annual weeklong large-scale desert event in Black Rock City. Focused...
View ArticleInside The Genre-Twisting World Of Wire Artist Diane Komater
Diane Komater is an alchemist. Her work turns solids into sculptures that appear almost liquid in the way they flow together and fill a room. As an artist, Komater bends hardened wire to her will,...
View ArticleBalloon Animal Extraordinaire ‘Rob The Balloon Guy’ is More Than Hot Air
Rob Balchunas, a balloon artist known as “Rob The Balloon Guy,” created a life-sized balloon bull for an Orville Peck photoshoot for PAPER Magazine. Balchunas, inspired by early experiences with circus...
View ArticleStefanie Heinze Discusses ‘MORTAR’ with Herself
Stefanie Heinze‘s latest solo exhibition, “MORTAR (the cute ones shouldn’t go unnoticed)” at Petzel Gallery in New York, explores themes of knowledge and truth through dynamic and ambiguous paintings....
View Article‘Hallyu!’ Showcases Korea’s Boundless Creativity at MFA Boston
“Hallyu! The Korean Wave” at the Museum of Fine Arts Boston showcases the dynamic evolution of South Korean culture, highlighting K-pop, K-dramas, K-beauty, and more. The exhibition covers South...
View ArticleTV And Film Director Daniel Sackheim Is Unseen At the Leica Gallery
TV and film director Daniel Sackheim presents still photographs from his series Unseen in a black-and-white photography exhibition at the Leica Gallery Los Angeles, on view starting Thursday, May 30,...
View ArticleReview: The New Documentary ‘Taking Venice’ Combines ‘Combines’ and Cold War...
You can’t fault Taking Venice for its timing. Its theatrical release comes just weeks after the opening of the 2024 edition of the Venice Biennale, at a time when the U.S. is on a run of critical...
View ArticleThe Las Vegas Neon Museum Boneyard Is Full Of Life and Light
The Neon Museum – the Las Vegas nonprofit dedicated to collecting and preserving the city’s historic neon signs, recently re-lit a Tropicana Las Vegas Casino Resort sign from 1978 that has been part of...
View ArticleThe Jewish Culture of Hollywoodland Gets A Permanent home at The Academy Museum
Hollywoodland: Jewish Founders and the Making of a Movie Capital will be the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures’ first permanent exhibition, on view starting on Sunday, May 19. Presented in English and...
View Article‘Candyland’: Callum Walker Hutchinson Delivers High Camp Brilliance
This piece was written for and originally posted in our sister publication, PAPER. It doesn’t take long to crack the shiny surface of Los Angeles’ glitterati, revealing a much darker current that...
View ArticleThe Art Of Tarot: BUST Tarotscopes For Spring
Each season, BUST features a must-see deck from the talented artists residing in the world of tarot. Spring’s choice comes from We’Moon Tarot, complete with an astrological reading by the talented...
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