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Afghan Woman's Art An Instrument Of Social Change

Comments (0) | Afghan art, Afghan women, Afghanistan, Art, Graffiti, hamid karzai, Kabul, Kandahar Fine Arts Association, Malina Suliman, Opinion, Painting, sculpture, soviet occupation of afghanistan, Taliban, women

Ricymar Photography, Creative Commons

Naina Sethi
Contributor

Malina Suliman's work is the sort that keeps reiterating the idea of a fight for justice.

The L.A. Art Show: Historic & Traditional

Comments (0) | aige xie, airian dome of fine art, Art, Arts+Culture, drawing, Emil Kazaz, guanghong fang, guanglin gallery, jiu chen, LA Art Show, los angeles convention center, minjia gallery, Painting, pissarro, sculpture, stern pissarro gallery, trustwin inc

Exhibit by Emil Kazaz (photography by Kelly Belter)

Kelly Belter
Staff Reporter

There's something new to be found yet in the exhibition's collection of traditional and historic art

Festival For All Skid Row Artists Brushes Negative Out Of Gladys Park

Comments (0) | Art, arts festival, culture, homeless, Los Angeles, Los Angeles and Region, Los Angeles Poverty Department, Painting, Skid Row

Ebony Bailey
Contributor

A different kind of LAPD brings joy to L.A.'s poorest.

"A Complex Weave" At USC's Fisher Museum

Comments (1) | A Complex Weave: Women and Identity in Contemporary Art, Art, Artists, Arts+Culture, Blanka Amezkua, familial relationships, female artists, feminism, Fujiko Isomura, Identity, Judy Gelles, mixed media, Painting, Siona Benjamin, USC Fisher Museum, women

USC Fisher Museum's current exhibit - A Complex Weave: Women and Identity in Contemporary Art

Bo Chan
Contributing Writer

This exhibition explores the tensions and mulitple identities of women in contemporary art .

Natalie Irish Paints With Kisses

Comments (0) | Art, Arts+Culture, houston, Kisses, lipstick, Natalie Irish, Painting, portraits, sculpture

Samantha Katzman
Contributor

VIDEO: Natalie Irish puckers up and creates unique portraits literally sealed with a kiss.

Artist GRONK Lives His Life In Ever-Changing Mediums

Comments (4) | Art and Design, Art News, ASCO, Chicano art, Downtown Los Angeles, Gronk, L.A. Theater, L2Kontemporary gallery, LACMA, MoCa, Painting, Tormenta

Kristin Yinger
Staff Reporter

Chicano artist has a new book coming out.

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