The divine peace of Yayoi Kusama’s Infinity Mirror Rooms at the Broad
Yayoi Kusama, the Japanese artist known for her hypnotic, repetitive polka dot artworks, died earlier this week at…
Opera San José opens 43rd season with reimagined ‘Don Giovanni’ – The Mercury News
Power corrupted Opera San José’s 43rd season opens in September with a reimagined production of Mozart’s “Don Giovanni,”…
The opera star, the castle and the hill: Grossmont’s early days
View of portrait of Madame Ernestine Schumann-Heink standing in interior of room at Christmas 1918. Madame Schumann-Heink was…
Wayne Manor from TV’s ‘Batman’ lists for $32 million in Pasadena
A piece of iconic Los Angeles architecture and one of pop culture’s most recognizable exteriors is on display…
One family, two art forms: Maestro James Conlon and grand nephew Sebastian talk opera and soccer
For a few brief months earlier this year two Conlons graced the stages of L.A.’s two great arts…
Traveling opera company scores hit with ‘Fellow Travelers’ in San Diego – People’s World
Andy Acosta and Joseph Lattanzi perform a scene of Tim and Joseph in bed in the opera ‘Fellow…
Free World Cup watch parties kick off at L.A. museums
The World Cup arrives in L.A. on Thursday. This marks the first time the festivities have taken place…
Sacramento Ballet’s Popular “Beer & Ballet” – Spectacular!
I had the delight of attending the Sacramento Ballet’s popular Beer & Ballet on opening night, May 28 with…
Spend a Summer Vacation at Home With a Bounty of Bay Area Events | Calendar
Cuban violinist and vocalist Yilian Cañizares is among the artists taking the stage during the 54th annual Stanford…
‘Opera in the Rose Garden’ takes a growing interest in FIFA World Cup – The Mercury News
Opera San José is presenting a free concert on June 20 at the San Jose Municipal Rose Garden, featuring…
Elim Chan will lead the San Francisco Symphony in a historic first
That sound of breaking glass? It’s Hong Kong-born conductor Elim Chan, 39, shattering a particularly stubborn ceiling after…
Dudamel on his life as he prepares to leave L.A. Phil for New York
On the second weekend of May, Gustavo Dudamel gave the New York Philharmonic a salsa shock. He gleefully…