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Browns and Fred Segal’s transatlantic team-up in Los Angeles
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Doing it wrong: Cherry and Martin's new ceramics show upends convention
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The four faces of WTARCH’s Echo Park live/work apartment building
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Like brother, like sister: two siblings design two new Los Angeles homes
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Living legacy: LAXART brings new life to a historic recording studio
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'The Way We Live' by Iwan Baan at Perry Rubenstein Gallery, Los Angeles
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Homecoming: Rick Owens opens a theatrical flagship in Los Angeles
Rick Owens opens a theatrical flagship in Los Angeles; a city close to the designer's heart
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Alsace LA hotel interiors by Home Studios encapsulate SoCal energy
Alsace LA hotel, in Los Angeles’ West Adams, features interiors and furniture designs by Home Studios, inspired by the Bauhaus and Mediterranean architecture
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In LA, Molteni Group embraces midcentury modern heritage
Inside the new West Hollywood flagship, Molteni&C | Dada creative director Vincent Van Duysen creates an architectural transatlantic aura
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After a family death, Genevieve Gaignard escapes with a colourful cast of alter egos
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Melting moments: MOCA presents a selection of Gaetano Pesce’s resin-based works
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Edmund de Waal to stage architectural intervention in LA modernist masterpiece
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LA's Atelier de Troupe team up with Estudio Persona for new showroom
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New world: artist Dustin Yellin unveils his first outdoor installation in LA
About a year and a half ago, the Kilroy Realty Corporation approached Brooklyn-based artist Dustin Yellin about permanently installing six of his increasingly popular Psychogeographies in Columbia Square, the plaza outside the 1938 CBS Headquarters, which will re-open this month as the Los Angeles outpost of NeueHouse. Over this period, these monumental glass collage works have anchored a TED Talk, an installation at Lincoln Center for the New York City Ballet, and a comprehensive Vanity Fair feature. This project, however, was Yellin’s first al fresco installation.
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A new urban neighbourhood in Hollywood is inspired by the colours of southern California
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Sweet treats: Commune Design and Valerie Confections unveil new chocolates
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Back to the future: an old Californian race track gets a contemporary makeover
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Designer detritus: artist Alex Da Corte makes the everyday extraordinary
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Lucy McRae on gene editing, human intimacy, and tangible science fiction
We explore the universe of sci-fi artist and ‘body architect’ Lucy McRae, whose science fiction works fuse human intimacy, biological perfection and speculative, yet eerily familiar futures
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Artist Max Hooper Schneider on Los Angeles’ hidden gems
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Architect Elsye Alam’s dynamic hillside home in Pasadena
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The architects who built Palm Springs: William Pereira
While contributing only a few seminal projects to Palm Springs, Pereira (1909-85) defined the town’s rich architectural heritage. Pereira’s most famous scheme in the area is arguably Palm Spring’s J. W. Robinson’s Department Store, a large-scale structure in the centre of town, on South Palm Canyon Drive.
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Off the scale: Hauser & Wirth’s new West Coast outpost is an art behemoth
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Markus Amm: painting’s modern alchemist reflects on perfecting pigments
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Lighting auction at Rudolph Schindler’s Fitzpatrick-Leland House, LA
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A Santa Monica family home offers a serene escape from Los Angeles
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wHY's new Los Angeles arts campus for David Kordansky Gallery
Mid-City's David Kordansky Gallery expands to a design by wHY's Kulapat Yantrasast, spanning a three-volume arts campus that allows for flexibility in cultural programming
