Things to do: L.A. and Orange County museums in July
Paintings by Korean artist Park Dae Sung at LACMA. The California Art Club's 111th Annual Gold Medal Exhibition. Black photographers at the Getty.
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Paintings by Korean artist Park Dae Sung at LACMA. The California Art Club's 111th Annual Gold Medal Exhibition. Black photographers at the Getty.
The grand opening of 'The Cheech' in Riverside. Works by artist and activist Andrea Bowers at the Hammer. Classic roadsters at the Petersen.
A new photography exhibition, open through August 21, showcases the Black and Latinx workers who kept L.A. afloat during the pandemic.
LA-based photographer Sam Comen set out to shed light on the growing population of the Chicano and Mexican men and women who are redefining the region as much as the “Okies” did in the dustbowl era of the 1930s. As Sam introduces them in his series Lost Hills, “these individuals are living a new iteration of the “Okie” experience so prominent in our national psyche…but because some of Lost Hills’ residents are undocumented immigrants, all are assumed to be, and so may be cut out of their own American dream and denied their place in the American historical record.”