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Glendale Library, Arts & Culture and ReflectSpace Gallery will present (Be)Longing: Asian Diasporic Crossings, an exhibition featuring artists from Los Angeles, Korea and China, opening July 27. The exhibition delves into the multi-generational afterlives of war, displacement and East-West Asian diasporic placemaking through maps, sculptures, photography, archives, video and layered artistic mediums. An opening reception will

Make plans now to see some of the season’s hottest shows, presented by the Alys Stephens Performing Arts Center at the University of Alabama at Birmingham. This year, the Alys Stephens Center has announced its most diverse lineup yet. Tickets are on sale now. Explore the full season and buy tickets at AlysStephens.org. Discounted tickets for

Anderson Ranch Arts Center will bestow two annual awards at a “Recognition Dinner” in Snowmass Village this Thursday, honoring two dedicated patrons of the arts and a major contemporary artist. The gala dinner is part of the ranch’s annual “Recognition Week,” which also includes public lectures with the honorees and a beloved community picnic; some

Themes of health, race, history, as well as a vision for a more equitable future, will be the focus of the Truth and Innovation Artist Showcase, sponsored by ArtsWave, and running from July 11 through August 17. New works from local artists in the visual and performing arts will be presented at the Clifton Cultural

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Bacon recently wore a disguise to Los Angeles’ The Grove. Decades worth of movies and television shows have made Kevin Bacon into a household name — and it sounds like he just experimented with that in an unexpected way. In a recent interview with Vanity Fair promoting his new movies MaXXXine and Beverly Hills Cop:

This came out in 1999 – or at least that’s when I got it. Here’s what I said about it back then (with some minor editing):   Springsteen fans be warned: The big selling point for this soundtrack to John Sayles’ new Alaskan drama is a new, unreleased Bruce track. But

Lake Chelan MirrorWard Media CHELAN — The annual Lake Chelan Arts Festival drew crowds to Riverwalk Park from June 21-23, showcasing the work of over 35 artists in a diverse display of creativity and craftsmanship. The three-day event, organized by the Lake Chelan Arts Council, featured a wide array of artistic mediums, including paintings, sculptures,