This quotation is the embodiment of the philosophical question of how power can be held to account.

A young girl swings from the word “PARK” within Banksy’s downtown Los Angeles mural. But an addition…

Completing a 60’ x 80’ mural in 5 days seemed an easy feat for this prolific artist using only spray…

European street artists JR and Vhils collaborated on a mural using two downtown Los Angeles building…

JR presents monochromatic photographs by wheat-pasting them on buildings. By JR, 2010

In recent years Indian Alley’s heritage has been resurrected and commemorated through a series of mu…

Ben Barnes was born in Springfield, IL and at the age of 17 he moved to Los Angeles. He immersed him…

The Continental Building, formerly Braly Block, is known as the first skyscraper in downtown L.A. Th…

The Hotel Alexandria opened on opened on February 12, 1906 as an 8-story luxury hotel at the southwe…

Built in 1916, the one-story building was designed by John Parkinson in a Greek-Revival style with I…

Built in 1903 and the largest individual investment for an office building in Los Angeles at the tim…

Built in 1914, the 10-story building was designed by Parkinson and Bergstrom. The building was once…

Quinn’s Rialto Theatre opened on May 21, 1917. The Rialto was one of the first theatres to have stad…

The 1920 Pantages Theatre, a nine-story steel-framed building designed by architect B. Marcus Pritec…

As Los Angeles expanded southward in the early twentieth century, the city’s banks and financial ins…

Built in 1914, the Regent is one of only two survivors of Main Street’s early entertainment heritage…

The 1931 Roxie Theatre was the last theatre built on Broadway. The Roxie, noted for its stepped roof…

The Arcade Theatre marked the entry into Southern California by Vaudeville independent Alexander Pan…

Built in 1927 in a Spanish Gothic style, the historic United Artists Theater in the Broadway Theater…

The State Theatre (1921) designed by Weeks & Day is a twelve-story Beaux Art style structure wit…