Five new titles on Jenny Saville, Greer Lankton, Kerry James Marshall, Gabriele Münter, and Jean-Michel Basquiat prove art books aren't…
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MIKA announces ‘Spinning Out’ world tour with a kaleidoscopic new album on the horizon
After two decades of pop eccentricity, MIKA's most ambitious tour promises kaleidoscopic energy across two continents with brand new synth-laden…
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The Hammer Museum’s ‘Made in L.A.’ biennial proves the city’s creative chaos is its greatest asset
The Hammer's seventh biennial proves L.A.'s creative scene is flourishing with 28 artists capturing the city's fragmented character.
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‘Who Is the Sky?’: David Byrne brings his electric act to the stage to figure it out
David Byrne's "Who Is the Sky?" tour proves he's still got it, blending Talking Heads hits with new material and…
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‘Horror’ at Sprüth Magers asks: What are you really afraid of?
By Karan Singh Between the dreams and nightmares (Gatorade commercial auditions and raging wildfires, to name a few) that make…
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Punk flyers to presidential campaigns: Shepard Fairey still believes in the power of the poster
Obama 'Hope' artist Shepard Fairey unveils 'OUT OF PRINT,' an exhibition of 400 screen prints exploring politics, pop culture, and…
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In Downtown LA, MOCA’s ‘MONUMENTS’ turns America’s toppled past into urgent art
Downtown LA's MOCA hosts decommissioned statues alongside new works. "MONUMENTS" asks: Who deserves to be remembered, and who deserves to…
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