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Work by Carolyn Castaño and a show inspired by cabinets of curiosities offer subversive delights. Plus, art at the Huntington and the Cheech, in our arts newsletter
When hunters are wandering through the woods and the weather becomes uncooperative for birding, columnist Clellie Lynch picks up the bird-related books that have been saved for the occasion.
Essays are like cupcakes: they're tasty, abundant, idiosyncratic, and small enough to finish without feeling you've overindulged - which leaves you vulnerable to the self-deception that just one more is a good idea. So here are some weekend reading suggestions for a lazy Sunday.
Cross’s glowing, sandy paintings are partially inspired by the Mesozoic Era fossils darting the English Jurassic Coast, where the artist stayed in early 2023 as part of his term at the Hogchester Arts Residency.
Are we really all destined to turn into crabs? Why are there so many animal algorithms, and are they all legit? And just how many times have we been wrong about the lemming?