A Great Day in East L.A.' is a new exhibit showing in DTLA's LA Plaza de Culturas y Artes. It celebrates the musical, ...

An exhibition examines how art was affected by the idea of sexual identity. Its curators say the show has run into resistance at home and abroad.

From royal courts to revolutionary movements, artists have chronicled power, politics and identity — not through words, but ...

Tillotama Shome’s favourite books explore identity, trauma, and selfhood with quiet power, emotional depth, and unforgettable ...

A timely exhibition dissects the emergence of modern ideas about gender and sexuality—and the backlash against them.

Frida Kahlo, the iconic Mexican artist and staunch communist, used her art to challenge colonialism, capitalism, and gender ...

It should come as no surprise that The Fantastic Four: First Steps lands, “Barbenheimer”-style, with an intentionally ...

If a government wants to force a collective narrative upon the masses, arts, culture and media entities are necessary.

Upstairs, Loya’s “En las Nubes” invites quiet introspection and transformation through solitude, while Duran’s “Ancestor ...

The museum’s artistic director and chief curator discusses engaging local artists and the city as a vital connector between ...

With CARIFESTA XV fast approaching Guyanese musician Kwasi “Ace” Edmonson is among the very few artists in the country who ...

"The First Homosexuals" exhibit at Wrightwood 659 features art on queer identities from 1869-1939, with over 300 works by 125 artists.