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A thrilling Ruscha retrospective, an inventive 3-D printed home, an important acquisition by the Huntington and more in this week's newsletter

This week we present a playback of Monday's webinar - 'Diaspora Jews: Time to take a stand' - in which the trio answer readers' questions about what to do while Israel is in crisis

What audiences really want out of going to the theater, the Mission San Gabriel Museum reopens after a devastating fire, and other arts news

A new LACMA show takes on art in the computer age, the Tony Award nominations, and an influential artist L.A. collective grapples with copyright disputes in this week's newsletter.

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Phyllida Barlow's creations, Holland Taylor in "Ann," artists who switched to jobs in tech, and more in our weekly arts newsletter.

On Thursday, the CDC announced a relaxation of mask guidelines. What does that mean for the arts in L.A.?

Hello, I’m Times music critic Mark Swed, this week giving our irreplaceable Carolina A. Miranda a break before Christmas as we keep arts essential. I’m here just in time to point out that this week our most essential composer, Ludwig van Beethoven — unless you care to call him Louis van Beethoven, as a new German biopic does — marks what would have been his 250th birthday. So Beethoven is where we’ll start. A sculpture of Beethoven in Kamp-Lintfort, Germany. (Martin Meissner / Asso...

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