Seapointe College Disrupts the Norms of Education
August 19, 2023
Black History month may have been February, but several museums in Los Angeles are highlighting observations and images created by
Up until the Brett Kavanaugh confirmation-hearing hullabaloo, the most well known Associate Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court was Ruth
Roy Lichtenstein transformed Pop Art with his creative cartoon-like depiction of everyday objects and characters using bright colors, dots
Baseball fans in Los Angeles have somewhere besides Dodger Stadium to celebrate the start of baseball season. Nonfans will
A fun, unusual look at the history and cultural impact of baseball is the topic of a new art
Many fear they cannot really make a difference helping others across the world. But, the A Path Appears: Actions for
The Japanese internment camps that the U.S. established during World War II are the subject of two stunning exhibitions at
Light & Noir: Exiles and Émigrés in Hollywood, an exhibit at the Skirball Cultural Center in Los Angeles illuminates how
