ArtNight, Pasadena’s biannual celebration of creativity, invited thousands to celebrate art in all forms on Friday night. This citywide event featured photo-modernist work by the E.O. Hoppé Estate Collection archive at Curatorial Assistance, a dance performanc... More »
The Pasadena Museum of California Art (PMCA) is proud to announce that Hollywood in Havana: Five Decades of Cuban Posters Promoting U.S. Films, the Museum’s 2017 exhibition, has been selected as a partner in the Getty-led initiative, Pacific Standard Time: LA/... More »
The Jonathan and Karin Fielding Wing, a major addition to the American art galleries at The Huntington Library, Art Collections, and Botanical Gardens, will open to the public this Sat., Oct. 22, to reveal “Becoming America: Highlights from the Jonathan and Ka... More »
Pasadena-based National Hispanic Media Coalition (NHMC) announced Thursday the ten individuals chosen to take part in this year’s NHMC Television Writers Program: Gabriela Montequin, Jesenia Ruiz, Gene Augusto, Pablo Goldstein, Renier Murillo, Sofía Dávil... More »
An animation studio based in Pasadena created animated sequences for “Middle School: The Worst Years of My Life,” a family comedy that will hit theaters today. Fifty artists from Duncan Studios — including animators, effect artists, background painters, and in... More »
Locals in the LA metro area were disappointed to learn that the much anticipated Zorthian County Faire that was scheduled for Saturday at the famed Zorthian Ranch above Altadena was postponed to an undecided later date — leaving the public to wonder when they ... More »
The Raw Beauty Project made a stop in the Los Angeles area, Saturday. A crowd of over 200 people filled Paul Mitchell’s School in Pasadena for the one-night show of the travelling photography exhibit celebrating women with disabilities. The Project was hosted ... More »
The windowed storefront corner of Canterbury Records has been transformed into a mesmerizing living art exhibit by Multi-media photographic and installation artist Christophe Piallat. “What Lies Inside, Stays Inside” is Pallet’s first solo exhibition that feat... More »
Art is about more than just creating beauty – it has the power to change people by providing a new perspective. Using photography as her medium, Veronica An, tells the story of life in Los Angeles and brings awareness to the issues of community, public transpo... More »
A U.S. District Court judge ruled this week that Pasadena’s Norton Simon Museum legally owns Lucas Cranach’s “Adam and Eve,” a pair of masterpieces painted around 1530, when he dismissed the claim by an heir to a former owner in a case that has dragged on for ... More »
Pasadena athlete Mack Robinson and 17 other black Americans defied Jim Crow and Adolf Hitler in 1936, and went on to win hearts and medals at the Summer Olympic Games in Berlin that year, even when they represented a country that considered them second-class c... More »
The South Pasadena Arts Council (SPARC) presents their next exhibition, “Our Ocean’s Edge” – Photographs by Jasmine Swope in the SPARC Gallery at the South Pasadena Chamber of Commerce on Mission Street. Jasmine Swope is a Serbian-born artist living in Santa M... More »
