20,000 Leagues Under the OC
LARB copydesk chief A. J. Ur-squid-i asks, “What’s Kraken?” at Squid’s Leap Day show at the Orange County Observatory.
LARB copydesk chief A. J. Ur-squid-i asks, “What’s Kraken?” at Squid’s Leap Day show at the Orange County Observatory.
1:1 invites writers to reflect on a single work of art with focus, care, and imagination to expand how we view, receive, and write about art.
David Diaz is ready to say “WTF is up, Denny’s?!” after watching Ceremony play their classic 2010 LP “Rohnert Park” live at the Hollywood Palladium.
Brooke Hallie Metayer asks, “Wherefore art thou, Romeo and Juliet ballet?” and finds it at the Ahmanson Theater, courtesy of choreographer Matthew...
Outside the Crypto.com Arena, the grief and love of grown men briefly erupted in a gush of tears and chants and memories.
Eloise Rollins-Fife masks up and gets down with the art world's cutest creeps, ranging from “sexy rabbit” to “life-sized Furby.”
1:1 invites writers to reflect on a single work of art with focus, care, and imagination to expand how we view, receive, and write about art.
A. J. Urquidi and God pounded some Jägerbombs and braved an atmospheric river to sample grind, noise, and “doug rock.”
Brittany Menjivar went to the antiquarian book conference and found a fuzzy belly, murderous frog, and rec center chairman.
David Diaz dreams of one day telling his grandchildren about the hardcore punk show from his porch on the outskirts of town.
1:1 invites writers to reflect on a single work of art with focus, care, and imagination to expand how we view, receive, and write about art.
Erik Blair explores what happens when audience members venture onstage to become part of what they came to watch.
In the wake of his recent reconsideration, current intern Belén Yudess pulls up an article David Graeber co-authored.
Rebecca Giordano attends Kate Berlant’s one-woman show in Pasadena and finds that, sometimes, bigger is indeed better.
Marie Catalano considers how sometimes all the artist has to do is see the art that’s always already there.
Come for the Gen-X indie film legend, stay for the 245-piece disposable Jack Sparrow tableware set.