Lisa Beebe

Art Share L.A.'s executive director Cheyanne Sauter talks about what the DTLA arts organization has accomplished and shares its vision for the future.

Morleigh Steinberg’s ‘Tucked In’ photography exhibit at Arcane Space in Venice captures the quietly courageous interior world of her daughter’s cancer journey.

L.A. has the largest county foster care system in the U.S., and an engaging new documentary explores it from the inside.

In the film "Frank Gehry: Building Justice," the famed architect and his team work with students from Yale School of Architecture & SCI-Arc on new approaches to prison design. I saw the LA premiere at the Architecture and Design Film Festival and wrote about it for National Academy of Design's NAD NOW.

An interview with Justine Bateman about her book Fame, a fascinating look at celebrity culture, before her appearance at the LA Times Festival of Books.

The Noun Project holds design hackathons to create public-domain icons that feature positive representations of women in leadership roles. I went to one and wrote about it.

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Neysa Frechette of Friends of Ballona Wetlands talks about their upcoming "Migration Celebration" and some of the birds that migrate through the L.A. area.

A review of the "Female Gaze" show at Art Share L.A.

Performance artist Tiffany Trenda explores how humans interact with technology, and how tech affects our relationships with each other. (In the process, she's sometimes mistaken for a robot.)

Thinking of starting a podcast? First you’ll need a plan — and an integral part of that plan is making, and sticking to, a schedule.

Earlier this year, the Hotel Figueroa launched its Featured Artist Series to showcase the work of female artists and culture makers in Los Angeles, and the first selection was painter Shizu Saldamando.

An interview with Clair McLafferty, craft bartender and author of "Romantic Cocktails: Craft Cocktail Recipes for Couples, Crushes, and Star-Crossed Lovers."

For this group show, artists dreamed up their own D&D-style monsters.

Ralph Ziman talks about growing up in Apartheid South Africa, working with African artisans to cover a Casspir military vehicle in 70 million beads, and his solo show at The Rendon Gallery.