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A Giant Retrospective of American Artist Lari Pittman Arrives at the Hammer Museum
Explore Lari Pittman's retrospective at UCLA Hammer Museum, featuring 80 paintings and 50 works on paper. Free admission until January 5.
A Free Concert by a Daring Opera Company at an Inventive Museum
Season 2 of Music at the Wende, a free concert series, begins on October 4th with Long Beach Opera's Hollywood Elegies. RSVPs open four weeks prior via wendemuseum.org.
How the Autry Aims to “Confront and Address Outdated Understandings of Native Art”
Explore the Autry Museum's exhibitions, "Indian Country: The Art of David Bradley" and "Coyote Leaves the Res: The Art of Harry Fonseca," challenging outdated views of Native art.
From the Screen to the Gallery: Where to See Some of TV’s Most Amazing Costumes
Explore TV's iconic costumes at FIDM Museum & Galleries, LA, featuring outfits from Game of Thrones to The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel. Admission is free!
The Sounds of Sunrise
Explore the beauty of sunrise through music with this list of compositions inspired by dawn, from Haydn's "Sunrise" Symphony to Ravel's "Daphnis and Chloe".
Meet the Mozart of Spain, Sweden, and More
Explore the lives of composers dubbed as the "Mozarts" of their countries, including Joseph Martin Kraus of Sweden, Juan Arriaga of Spain, and two English contenders.
A Playlist to Celebrate All Things Fall
Explore the beauty of autumn through music with this curated list of compositions inspired by the season's warm colors, chilly weather, and melancholic mood.
Classical Music and Its Powerful Effect on the Brain
Explore the transformative impact of music on the brain with Classical California host Brisa Siegel and USC's Brain and Creativity Institute. Discover how music shapes young minds.
Chapman Challenge: What’s the Spookiest Instrument?
In this Chapman Challenge, Alan discusses the spookiest instruments in honor of Halloween, highlighting the eerie sounds of the theremin and the scary potential of violins.
Trippy Tales in Classical Music
Explore the connection between altered states of consciousness and music composition, featuring works by Berlioz, Hildegard of Bingen, and Schumann.
