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Things to do this weekend: Honor Earth Day around SoCal with fests and films
The Natural History Museum, Los Angeles Zoo, and other spots will shine some love on our planet.
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LAUSD Arts Festival
The Los Angeles Unified School District is hosting a one-of-a-kind Arts Festival, a vibrant celebration of the creativity and passion of our students. This unique event, open to everyone, will feature LAUSD students on seven stages, each incorporating a distinct artistic principle. Join us Saturday, April 27th from 9am – 4pm at Los Angeles City College located at 855 N….
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‘Wild Things' spotted at the Skirball: A new exhibit honors the legendary Maurice Sendak
Join the “Wild Rumpus” and get to know more about the much-loved author and artist.
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How neon signs at this Glendale museum tell stories of Los Angeles
The Museum of Neon Art in Glendale preserves the historic stories behind the art since the 1980s. Gordon Tokumatsu reports for the NBC4 News on April 12, 2024.
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Strange, people-powered vehicles will roll (fingers crossed) in Humboldt County
The Kinetic Grand Championship, the “Triathlon of the Art World,” prepares to make very merry in May.
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Meet the artist creating mind-blowing floral arrangements by upcycling old household items
California Live correspondent Angela Sun meets artist Nelson ZêPequéno who is pushing boundaries in floral design by upcycling old household items to create beautiful arrangements and art pieces. Nelson, founder of ‘Black Men With Gardens,’ also talks about creating an uplifting space for Black men in the plant world through his workshops and more.
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The Broad is broadening: The contemporary art museum just unveiled a major expansion plan
A striking new building, bringing an additional 55,000 square feet of space to The Broad, is in the works.
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Explore ‘the art of the automotive landscape' at a new Petersen exhibit
“Eyes on the Road” celebrates the world adjacent to autos; Ed Ruscha, Andy Warhol, and other lauded artists are part of the vibrant show.
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Hello, first weekend of spring: The free Brewery Artwalk is a studio-filled gem
Head to the place “where art lives” and experience oodles of intriguing pieces displayed where artists work and live.
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Things to do this weekend: Whales make a splash at this delightful Dana Point fest
Whales are big, but so is this huge, whale-loving hullabaloo; landlubbers can enjoy a parade, a dinghy dash, and a chowder showdown.
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Wallpaper is back & a trend designer says it's here to stay
California Live’s Jobeth Devera meets up with interior designer Casey Howard to learn how to freshen up your home aesthetic with wallpaper. From using it as an accent wall to exploring fun textures and patterns, Casey shows off great ways to balance the trend and create a statement in your design.
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A free art exhibit, brimming with augmented reality, is set to dazzle Music Center guests
Sixteen artworks — they’re both digital and musical — will festoon the DTLA destination over nine vibrant spring (and almost-spring) weeks.
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Mermade Market, an ocean-close artisan-filled favorite, will come ashore in May
Dana Point Harbor’s Ocean Institute is the stunning site for this creative pop-up.
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Free, festive, and full of creativity: ArtNight Pasadena is a late-winter gem
The twice-a-year treat returns to the heart of the Crown City; savor four hours of pay-nothing exhibits, pop-up concerts, and more.
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These Ruby's Diner roof tiles will raise funds for local non-profits; here's how to buy one
The classic Huntington Beach Pier eatery closed in 2021; now an artist is transforming its red roof tiles into artworks, all to help area charities.
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‘Follow Your Heart' to a new Rodeo Drive art installation
The eye-catching heart sculptures, created by artist Mr Brainwash, will be on view through early June.
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Huge, famous, and brimming with creative cool, LA Art Show will welcome 100+ galleries
Thousands of pieces — videos, paintings, installations, sculptures, and more — will be on view in DTLA.
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This ‘Teeny Tiny Art Mart' will be awash in big finds in Oceanside
The annual event “aims to democratize art ownership”; submit your work now.
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Rapper Drake invested 100-million-dollars into bringing this LA amusement park to life
A Basquiat Ferris wheel? A Keith Haring carousel? California Live’s Amber Pfister heads to Downtown LA to explore ‘Luna Luna: Forgotten Fantasy,’ a first amusement park of its kind.
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The Napa Lighted Art Festival is free, ethereal, and full of midwinter glow
Shine on: It’s a month-long celebration of illuminated installations.