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National Coloring Book Day is recognized annually on August 2. Coloring and coloring books have always been popular with children, but in the last few years, adults have gotten in on the act, and a whole cottage industry of coloring books for grown-ups have cropped up.
Gas is a mobile, experimental, and online platform for contemporary art located in a truck gallery parked around Los Angeles.
The library has recently added its first scores by the Korean composer Yun Isang (윤이상 / 尹伊桑) to our collection.
Born in Louisiana in 1922, Rolland J. Curtis came to Los Angeles with his wife in 1946 after serving in the Marines during WWII.
DSTL Arts is a nonprofit arts mentorship organization based in Los Angeles that “inspires, teaches, and hires emerging artists from underserved communities.” The acronym in DSTL Arts stands for Develop Skills and Transcend Limits through the Arts.
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John James Audubon was born on April 26, 1785.
During the Middle Ages and the early modern era, owning a book was a rare and precious thing.
In celebration of African American History Month, the Central Library exhibition, For All
Get ready, we're preparing to launch Season 3 of the LA Made cultural programming series on February 1, 2018!
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