The story of California’s bizarre novelty architecture
In the early 20th century, giant animals, hot-dogs, boots and baked goods began to loom large in California’s skyscape
In the early 20th century, giant animals, hot-dogs, boots and baked goods began to loom large in California’s skyscape
The Surrealist artist struggled to balance the competing demands of his passion and his wallet
The Bauhaus artist Lászlo Moholy-Nagy said that his primary medium was light itself. An exhibition in Los Angeles illuminates his meaning
With his rude wit and inventive use of materials, Ron Nagle defies the conventions of ceramics
A new exhibition of his drawings in Los Angeles shows how he developed the crude, vulgar style for which he is known – and celebrated
His unusual photographic techniques result in uncommonly intimate portraits
A retrospective in Los Angeles examines the architect as artist
