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Thaddeus Mosley Never Stopped Working

The Pittsburgh sculptor, who started carving wood in the early 1950s, is enjoying a long-overdue moment in the sun.

An important Afro-Atlantic art show falls short at LACMA

"Afro-Atlantic Histories," has been radically downsized at LACMA. Plus: In praise of Paul Mescal's acting and why "Tár" is bad for classical music.

Art Industry News: Hamline Professors Call for the University's President to Resign Amid Furor Over Prophet Muhammad Art + Other Stories

Plus, the Detroit Institute's Van Gogh is still in dispute, and Helen Molesworth looks to her next chapter.

Who Won United States Artists Fellowships in 2023?

The 2023 USA Awards Include Four Architecture and Design Fellows

15 Must-See Black Art Exhibitions This Winter

There are several exhibitions being held all over the world that are highlighting works from artists of color.

What does the earth sound like? An L.A. art exhibit offers an answer

At his first solo exhibition at Art + Practice in Leimert Park, the multidisciplinary artist Justen LeRoy envisions what Black environmentalism could be like.

Uncovering secrets of 'SuperAgers'

Rerun: How do Caruso, Bass respond to criticisms on homelessness?

Mayoral candidates Rick Caruso and Karen Bass defend their plans of quickly moving tens of thousands of unhoused people indoors if elected. To cover new shelter beds and rental vouchers, they plan to turn to the feds.

Thaddeus Mosely carves 'jazz riffs' in abstract sculptures

A new exhibit of 96-year-old artist Thaddeus Mosley’s abstract wooden sculptures is on view at Art + Practice. Inspired by jazz and improvisation, he hand-crafts all his work with simple tools.