Art

Tessellated Visions: An Interview

Designer, engineer and an artist, Douglas Johnson creates the unexpected with his kinetic, color-drenched tessellation paintings. Each one of his…

1 year ago

How To Be Kind

W.S. Milner, as she called herself, had her first showing at a two-women exhibit at Point (where The Den is…

1 year ago

Open Call: Art Exhibit to Explore Life in Long Beach

The exhibition, titled Long Beach Vibez, was proposed by Michael Biagiotti, who will serve as one of three jurors. Submissions…

1 year ago

What Is San Pedro Doing, and Why Is It All Happening on One Night?

One thing RLN has heard consistently from San Pedro artists is that the PBID doesn’t communicate with its neighbors —…

1 year ago

Dreams, Doppelgangers, and Parallel Universes

Dreams, Doppelgangers, and Parallel Universes, by artist Perin Mahler, presents an intriguing blend of surrealism and socio-political commentary.

1 year ago

Pints, Paintings, and a Piece of Old San Pedro

So I figured, why not mark the occasion with the story of Freddie the Hat, a fixture of old San…

1 year ago

Join the Watts Summer Festival this Saturday

This year’s theme, Watts Summer Festival: Then, Now and Beyond, will honor the memory of the historic 1965 Watts Revolt.

1 year ago

“Tessellation Studies” On Display at Backdoor Studios.

Intentional Transfiguration of Repeated Forms

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Bridging San Pedro

Connecting residents and expected visitors of the waterfront destination, West Harbor, to San Pedro’s historic downtown arts district (both less…

1 year ago

Random Happening: Fluid Dynamics Exhibition Opens at Angels Gate Cultural Center

Los Angeles and New Orleans are two metropolitan areas deeply influenced by their relationships with water, albeit in very different…

1 year ago