Tribute to the racer and the only American-born driver to win the Formula One World Drivers' Championship, featuring photographs, cars, helmets and other artifac
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Update: After the unveiling of the house, Santa Monica cops and city code enforcement weren't happy. For more info see our post on our news blog: Graffiti House
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In 2008, Italian street artist Blu created an incredible film called Muto. It's a stop-motion collage of his images played out over multiple buildings across a b
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On March 4, Piero Golia announced the date and title of his first solo exhibition in Los Angeles on Facebook after 10 years of living here and scores of exhibitions
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Street Art's Five-Year Plan
This week Culver City's Corey Helford Gallery turns 5, and throws itself a party. Most of the nearly 60 artists in Zero to Sixty
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Driving around L.A. and walking around our neighborhoods, we see all kinds of stuff that stirs our emotions: That billboard that almost made you crash. That perfect
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For more on Skullgirls, see “Skullgirls: Screenshots from the Next Big Fighting Game.” Check out our E3 2011 category for more coverage from the show. S
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It takes a lot to call attention to yourself at Venice Beach. Then
again, sometimes all you have to do is stand around for half a century.
This year, the iconic a
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See more photos in Shannon Cottrell's slideshow, “Vanessa Prager: Studio Tour.”
When 26-year-old painter Vanessa Prager was just 19, she decided that
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When we reported on the Skirball's double exhibits “Houdini” and “Masters of Illusion” a few weeks ago, there was one question that we di
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Sure, Tim Burton's reigning muse might be Helena Bonham Carter, but what about the director's less-lauded heroines? Prepare for the Tim Burton exhibition op
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