Paul Slocum co-founded the edgy And/Or Gallery in Dallas with Lauren Gray in 2006. He moved the gallery to Pasadena, California in Nov 2016. He is shown here in the new space in Pasadena. He is ...

An art show inspired by the movie ‘Halloween' has nostalgic vibes The SugarMynt Gallery exhibit will be on view next to a house famously used in the 1978 horror hit.

Gallery 30 South in Pasadena is easy to miss. The building has classic lines, but it’s unassuming and set back from the street so you might not imagine the treasures that hide behind its doors ...

Per the listing, this three-bedroom home in Pasadena began its life as an 854 square-foot bungalow in 1924, before it was purchased by Wallace and Evelyn Le Mone in 1942. The latter Le Mone was a ...

In a Pasadena art gallery, robotically plunked glockenspiel keys quietly gurgle postmodern melodies programmed by data maps of the 1999 Hector Mine earthquake. Artists plant new ideas about nature ...

ArtNight Pasadena, the city's free art spectacular, is an event-packed gem Galleries and museums will be open, with no ticket will be required. By Alysia Gray Painter • Published March 13, 2025 ...

Scenes from the new art gallery and museum store on the Queen Mary ship in Long Beach, CA, May 2025. (Photo courtesy of the Queen Mary) This painting depicts the famous British mariner Samuel ...

ArtNight Pasadena returns on Friday, Oct. 13, so get ready for a crawl of 20 of the city’s top cultural venues. From 6 to 10 p.m., you get in free at arts hubs in all parts of the city, with ...

As someone with an appreciation for art, Nicole Gray knows that a worthwhile visual creation offers more than meets the eye. As a person of faith, she knows how art rooted in spirituality can get ...

A World War I-era estate with its own art museum in Pasadena has lopped nearly $10 million off its asking price, which currently stands at $38.5 million. The historic Samuel C. Fertig House, built ...

The Institute of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles, is featuring more than 30 of Barbara T. Smith’s Xerox pieces as part of her largest exhibition yet.