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The long battle over the proposed Hollywood Center appear to be at an end.

New York-based withdrew entitlement requests for buildings that would have been the tallest in Hollywood with more than 1,000 apartments.

A pair of skyscrapers planned for Hollywood are no longer expected to be built, according to a report by Urbanize. Millennium Partners, which was working to build towers 46 and 35 stories tall near the Capitol Records building on Vine Street, formally withdrew all entitlements for the Hollywood Center project last month. The buildings drew […]

Copy Machine Manifestos: Artists Who Make Zines, a presentation of zines made by North American artists over the past five decades, is an ambitious undertaking. Curated by Branden W. Joseph and Drew Sawyer, the exhibition is necessarily a sampling rather than a survey in light of the sheer volume of zines produced in that period.

Handmade or photocopied, zines operate outside of traditional publishing networks—and counter the preciousness of the print.

Copy Machine Manifestos: Artists Who Make Zines, opening next month at the Brooklyn Museum, will feature nearly a thousand works by almost 100 artists.

"Copy Machine Manifesto" brings together more than 800 zines by 100 artists in a celebration of the medium's enduring appeal.

Millennium Partners' Hollywood Center would rank among LA's most controversial projects even if it weren’t a potential earthquake hazard