Amid wildfire recovery’s race against time, Altadenans defend art and history, one tile at a time
The clock is ticking on saving architectural gems crafted by Ernest Batchelder in the rubble of the Eaton fire ...
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Some traveled west: Altadena residents draw on Black community strength
This California town, home to many migrants from the Deep South, has determined to rebuild after the Eaton fire’s destruction ...
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His history-making tiles earn instant name recognition. Who was Ernest Batchelder?
Batchelder produced his earliest tiles from his home on the banks of the Arroyo Seco. He later founded the Batchelder Tile ...
The Journal News12h
See inside The Hudson River Museum, a historic site and cultural institution in Yonkers
The Hudson River Museum, on the river in a Gilded Age mansion in Yonkers, has been a cultural institution for over a century ...
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15 Dazzling Photos That Celebrate the Sights (and Sites) of Los Angeles
These images from the Smithsonian Magazine Photo Contest show what makes the City of Angels and its next-door neighborhoods ...
Bay Area photo exhibit recreates the Japanese American Internment experience
A photo exhibit explores the story of Japanese Americans forced into internment camps with reproduced historical photos ...
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The L.A. Fires Took Artist Alex Hedison’s Childhood Home—Her Photo Series Keeps It Alive
At Frieze Los Angeles, artist Alex Hedison is showing ghostly photographs of her childhood home, which was destroyed in the ...