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Spring 2013


Krumpin' in North Hollywood
Art from Flotsam
Witness to a Hanging...and more!

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Winter 2012


Frontier Diaries
Live on the Sunset Strip
An homage to Raymond Chandler...and more!

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Fall 2012


Mirage in the Making
Pepper Spray and Politics
Razabilly Boogie...and more!

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Summer 2012


The Many Worlds of Comic-Con
California Futures
Deconstructing Mare Island ... and more!

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Spring 2012


A Culture of Connection
Disney's Design
Water into Wine ... and more!

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Echoes of Magón

Rubén Martínez on the politics of hope in Los Angeles and Mexico City.

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Showdown at the Glendale ...

The Santa Monica Mountains are one mass of rock, thrust up and eroded above ground, deeply rooted, impervious below.

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The Master of Nasty

Raymond Chandler's brand of California noir is so down and so dark that it's positively inspiring and elevating.

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Jews in the L.A. Mosaic

An intriguing new exhibit at the Autry National Center features an interactive element that promises to continue to surprise.


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  • April 7, 2013 – August 25, 2013
    ongoing
    Curating the Bay: Crowdsourcing a New Environmental History
    2013 is the Year of the Bay in San Francisco in celebration of the America's Cup yacht race and the opening of a new Bay Bridge span. This exhibition is curated by Boom editor Jon Christensen and features more than 150 objects from the California Historical Society's collections as well as the interactive website yearofthebay.org. For more information, visit californiahistoricalsociety.org.
  • July 12, 2013-September 15, 2013
    ongoing
    Never Built: Los Angeles
    This exhibition explores past and future visions of what Los Angeles could and should be. From buildings, parks, and transportation to full-scale plans, multiple designers and architects take a look at the city's potential to re-shape and renovate itself.
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