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Someone standing at the center of a gas station holding up a sign that reads "RIP O'Shae Sibley" as other strut past.

Vogue as resistance: L.A. ballroom scene protests O’Shae Sibley death with dance at a gas station

Friday evening L.A. protesters gathered at a Shell station to mourn the killing of O’Shae Sibley, showing their solidarity by voguing between the pumps.

Chloë Bass’ sculpture.

Inside the California African American Museum’s $5-million, ‘momentum’-fueled upgrades

Things to do in Los angeles.

De Los weekend guide: Pay tribute to Art Laboe, enjoy a taste of Ecuador

The Immersive Van Gogh exhibit, as it was being installed on July 13.

Lighthouse Immersive, the company at forefront of immersive art craze, files for bankruptcy

A detail of an altar shows a painted plaster skull, a Precolumbian-style ceramic, candles, photos and seashells

How Chicana and Native artists are preserving cultural memory

Review: A tale of sorrow and survival simmers in Pasadena Playhouse’s ‘Stew’

Review: A Getty show of Giacomo Ceruti’s 18th-century paintings reveals much about our modern wealth gap

Review: Stephen Sondheim receives an all-star salute at the Hollywood Bowl’s ‘Everybody Rise!’

Want to live at a theme park? This online auction gives you a chance — with a tiny catch

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Detail of two of Dwight Hwang's gyotaku depicting a Pargo, Lt, and a Salmon.

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Burnt out after 20 years of 16-hour days on movie sets, he found a new calling: ‘gyotaku’

Dwight Hwang has mastered gyotaku art, which is the Japanese version of taxidermy. The Orange County artist’s work can be found in restaurants and scientific research.

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