Victoria Looseleaf
Freelance Arts Journalist at Los Angeles Times
Arts Journalist at Freelance
Globetrotting arts journo covers music, dance, theater, film, food, wine, art. Books: Russ & Iggy's Art Alphabet, Leo: Up Close & Personal @artnowla #RESIST
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1 week ago |
artnowla.com | Victoria Looseleaf |Jody Zellen
Behold, is a survey of works by María Magdalena Campos-Pons, a Cuban-born, Nashville-based multi-media artist whose complex works examine themes ranging from migration to motherhood. Though not widely exhibited in California, Campos-Pons has been making installations, performances and 2D-works for more than thirty years and is also a well-respected professor.
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2 weeks ago |
artnowla.com | Victoria Looseleaf
The varied and ever-mutating aspects of digital culture and technologies are at the forefront of Jon Rafman‘s investigations. With the recent proliferation of AI, he has become even more interested in how technology has infiltrated and influences the ways visual media is both produced and consumed.
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3 weeks ago |
sfcv.org | Victoria Looseleaf
Percussionist and composer Andy Akiho sees sound more than he hears it. This sensation, known as synesthesia, a perceptual phenomenon where stimulation of one sensory or cognitive pathway leads to involuntary experiences in another, has no doubt contributed to Akiho’s vast and unique musical output.
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3 weeks ago |
artnowla.com | Victoria Looseleaf |Eve Wood
The most compelling and complex art often raises questions of authorship and appropriation, sometimes questioning the very nature of subjectivity itself. Lisa Yuskavage has long pursued these kinds of themes in her paintings and sculptural works, and her ninth exhibition at David Zwirner reiterates her unique vision.
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3 weeks ago |
sfcv.org | Victoria Looseleaf
Beginning on April 6, The Younes and Soraya Nazarian Center for the Performing Arts at Cal State University Northridge will unveil its newest initiative, the LA Seen Festival, a monthlong series of programs dedicated to shining a spotlight on the performing arts in the City of Angels. For more than a decade, Los Angeles artists have found a home at The Soraya, whose presentations serve its multicultural audience and emphasize a breadth of artistic experience..
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