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Janna Ireland’s photographs of his work highlight his chameleon-like style and experience of segregation
Sixth Street Viaduct project replaces a landmark overpass with a vision for a greener, more vibrant community — and offers an optimistic glimpse of a more united future
Meet the Brit creatives bringing a new energy to LA
Longshore and shipping lines say ‘cargo will keep moving’ but past talks featured disruption
The LA-based musician pursues perfection, buys Prada and takes life advice from David Lynch
Rick Caruso and Karen Bass will face each other in November run-off after vowing to increase police numbers
Two years after George Floyd’s murder, rise in homicides has complicated issue of reform
Plenty, if the Milken Institute Global Conference in LA this week was anything to go by
The 1 per cent live and play in bland neighbourhoods, and don’t know it
In Los Angeles and elsewhere, it could be 2019 out there
Exciting young brands in Los Angeles and San Francisco are challenging the world’s established style capitals
The companies are competing to become the first streamer to win the Best Picture award
Energy, not the tech sector, is still the motor of history
Developer Rick Caruso shakes up race with vow to clean up crime and homelessness
Houses with creative cachet — from a villa in Italy built by Marco Zanuso to a Parisian property right next to the Musée d’Orsay
Rothko, Bacon and Warhol adorn the walls of the Frederick R Weisman Art Foundation in Los Angeles
Director Alex Logsdail says ‘everything’s accelerated’ in the city as he plots a new space there
The former gallerist has taken on a bicoastal challenge even as art fairs struggle to stay on track
With satellite fairs Spring Break and Felix and local galleries all taking part, it’s a rare moment of focus
The Japanese-American artist explores his second world war internment in deceptively warm paintings
The LA artist has used film to critique race and create community since the 1970s
The artist is finally being recognised after her 50-year career critiquing apple-pie values
The show’s warehouse apartment, filled with outsize furnishings, offers a glorified vision of flatsharing
Weirdness and weather make it an underrated flâneur’s paradise
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