The Robot Show Museum of Art and History, Lancaster California on view through September 26th by Betty Ann Brown We are all cyborgs. Our screen machines–phones and computers–have been completely integrated into our lives, our bodies and our identities. Two threshold events announcing the integration of human and machine–Donna Haraway’s “Cyborg Manifesto” and the…
The Forest for the Trees with Sant Khalsa at The Museum of Art & History, Lancaster, CA Through July 15 By Jody Zellen “The Forest For the Trees” is the umbrella title for a series of one person exhibitions at the Museum of Art & History, Lancaster. On view simultaneously are works by Greg Rose…
It Takes a Village: A World of Art through April 22 Lancaster Museum of Art and History, Lancaster By Genie Davis “It Takes a Village” at the Lancaster Museum of Art and History (MOAH) through April 22nd, is the world in a microcosm, truly wonderful exhibitions that address essential and universal elements of community in…
Our Writers Name Their Top 5 Exhibitions of 2017 From Kerry James Marshall to Kim Abeles, Shoshana Wayne to MOAH, women, immigrants and the resistance, Art and Cake asked our art critics to name their favorite 5 shows of 2017. Here is what they had to say: Lorraine Heitzman Kerry James Marshall: Mastry, MOCA Chagall: Fantasies…
A Whole New World: Dani Dodge’s “Personal Territories” by Genie Davis Exhibition runs through August 5 Dani Dodge’s stunning installation at MOAH Cedar in Lancaster delves into a world of dreams and time. These Personal Territories are beyond the borders of ordinary maps, leading viewers into a constellation of memories and dreams. Dodge describes…
The British Invasion at MOAH By Genie Davis “The Brits are Coming” at the cutting edge Lancaster Museum of Art and History (MOAH), is another encompassing, fascinating exhibition that makes a day trip mandatory for Los Angeles art viewers. The exhibition which just closed on January 22nd included the work of several artists who…
Americans for the Arts, the nation’s leading nonprofit organization for advancing the arts and arts education, honors 38 outstanding public arts projects created in 2015 through the Public Art Network (PAN) Year in Review program, the only national program that specifically recognizes the most compelling public art. The works were chosen from 260 entries across…
