Public art exhibit in Chesterfield promotes peace with Holocaust survivor portraits and stories ^1%

St. Louis Public Radio - By Layla Halilbasic - 4/22/2026, 12:54 PM

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During the COVID-19 pandemic, as masked visitors kept their distance while moving through his outdoor exhibition, German Italian photographer and UNESCO Artist for Peace Luigi Toscano watched a heated argument unfold over whether the Holocaust happened. Then, one of the people captured in Toscano’s portraits stepped forward: a survivor.... more

You Can Now View a 20-Foot Map of U.S. Detention Centers at The Huntington ^38.4%

L.A. TACO - By L.A. TACO STAFF - 4/8/2026, 4:00 PM

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A monumental new work by Sandy Rodriguez is now on view at The Huntington in San Marino. Presented as part of the “Borderlands” exhibit, in the reimagined Virginia Steele Scott Galleries of American Art, Rodriguez’s “Book 13” includes a 20-foot-wide map that connects the histories of borders, displacement, detention, and Indigenous... more

Glendale’s Brand Library & Art Center Is Highlighting Southern California’s Independent Artists With Hyper SoCal ^90%

L.A. TACO - By L.A. TACO STAFF - 2/17/2026, 5:59 PM

Christopher Chinn’s “Not Enough on Hollywood Boulevard,” from the show “Neighborhood Ecology,” at the Brand Library. Image courtesy of the artist. For 70 years, Glendale's Brand Library & Art Center has been a cornerstone of culture, knowledge, music, performance, and the visual arts, as well as an architectural marvel of "Jewel City."... more