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Chicana artist Sonya Fe presents ‘Three Blocks from Dogtown,’ a biographical solo show exploring the cultural issues affecting our most vulnerable cit...

Emerging artist Ryoko Kaneta creates manga-style artwork that plays on an ancient Japanese philosophy: that god dwells in all beings throughout the un...

Hikari Shimoda debuts new manga- and anime-inspired work at Corey Helford Gallery in downtown Los Angeles.

Curated by Russ Pope, ‘CONVERSATIONS’ surveys work by five groundbreaking artists who explore the complexities of communicating in the tech age.

Graffiti artist Man One debuts ‘Chance of Infection’ a new body of inventive, pandemic-inspired work that aims to make art as contagious as COVID.

The longtime comedian debuts ‘Cheech Collects,’ the inaugural exhibition at The Cheech Marin Center for Chicano Art & Culture in southern California.

While June is seen as a time to celebrate progress toward equality in the LGBTQ+ community, it’s also an opportunity to reflect on the fight for repre...

'I Don’t Wanna Be, I Am' at Corey Helford Gallery explores personal and collective creative identity through a wide, international lens.

Apply for the annual NOT REAL ART grant by May 1, 2022. Founded in 2019, the grant empowers artists with financial backing, promotion, and recognition...

Grant Winner, Albert Cleophus Willis, who prefers to go by ‘Cleophus’ in the fine art world, was a little surprised when he won the 2021 Not Real Art...

2021 Not Real Art grant winner, Carmen Mardonez grew up in Chile. The oldest of nine siblings, Mardonez shares that growing up in a big religious fami...

Grant winner, Daniela Garcia, grew up in Lake Los Angeles, a small town on the outskirts of the Antelope Valley, and Guanajuato, Mexico, respectively....