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Desert X is the exhibition of Desert Biennial, a 501(c) charitable organization founded in 2015. The exhibition is meant to bring attention to the valley's environment through the display of works by emerging artists. Themes include climate change, immigration, tourism, gambling, and Native American culture. [3] [4] [5]
"Four Abstract Classicists reveals, in retrospect, not merely four senior moderns who reduced their painting to precise, flat profundities, but a current of sensibility in the esthetic climate of Los Angeles," critic Peter Plagens wrote in 1974. As he saw it, the hard-edge style rose from Los Angeles’ "desert air, youthful cleanliness ...
Climate change has adverse effects on agricultural productivity in California that cause laborers to be increasingly affected by job loss. For example, the two highest-value agricultural products in California's $30 billion agriculture sector are dairy products (milk and cream, valued at $3.8 billion annually) and grapes ($3.2 billion annually ...
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Any given weekend at the Yucca Valley Material Lab can be action-packed from workshops to shows. It's helped artists build community in the high desert.
California is among nine U.S. states and territories selected to receive $60 million in federal funding as part of a significant effort to build a nationwide climate-ready workforce.. The ...
The nonprofit LA Freewaves was founded in 1989 by Anne Bray, [1] an artist, media teacher, and former video curator at Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions. [4] [13] Bray stated two initial objectives for Freewaves: to encourage collaboration within the local media community and to broaden their audience. [4]
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