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Discover the Global Angel Wings Project in Los Angeles
Discover the L.A. locations of artist Colette Miller's Global Angel Wings Project.
Where to Find the Most Colorful Walls in Los Angeles
Artist & Craftsman Supply, 1660 S. La Cienega Blvd., Los Angeles
Latino Heritage in Los Angeles: Murals
Murals are a city's urban canvas, expressing the history, concerns and aspirations of a community. Though they are susceptible to weather, vandalism and decay, murals are also freely visible and open for all to enjoy. For generations, Los Angeles has been renowned as one of the world’s great mural capitals. Latino artists and their culture are an integral part of the city’s mural heritage. You can travel between multicultural neighborhoods and view murals as if they’re on display in the wings of a vast, concrete museum. Here are ten exemplary pieces to discover throughout L.A.
Where to Find the Heart of Los Angeles
Artist Tiphanie Brooke shares some of her favorite “LOS ANGELES” hearts, which are quickly becoming urban art icons.
The Guide to Los Angeles Art Walks
From Downtown L.A.'s thriving art scene to Venice's longstanding funkiness to San Pedro's eclectic collections near the Port of Los Angeles, local art walks give both locals and visitors an opportunity to get the true flavor of a community, not to mention a much-needed art fix.
100 Free Things to Do in Los Angeles: Free Arts and Culture
Love arts and culture? Lucky for you that Los Angeles is the city for cutting-edge art and diverse cultures. Luckier for you that much of it is free.
First Fridays at Abbot Kinney Boulevard: Welcome to the Neighborhood
There’s no better way to check out the art (and the shopping) on Abbot Kinney Boulevard, located in the heart of Venice, than stopping by on the first Friday of every month. The event starts around 6 p.m. and runs until 10 p.m. The neighborhood merchants come together to feature the best artists, gifts, products and music. And, of course, beverages are available.
Metro Public Art in Los Angeles: Art of the Purple Line
Los Angeles Metro’s public art showcases the city’s roots, providing visitors with an easy way to learn about various aspects of LA’s personality. Movies, culture, myth and architecture all appear in the public art works of L.A. Metro’s Purple Line, which runs from Union Station to Wilshire and Western. Take some time to explore, and see how public art in L.A. adds another dimension to the city’s art scene.