by Joseph A. Hazani June 10, 2021
With the re-opening of the Broad Museum after the world historical COVID-19 pandemic, the vacuum of artistic sunlight and the bitter coldness was rekindled with the beautiful demonstration of new works of art exhibited from the collection's archive. Most resonant with the unearthing of more of the Broad’s collection were Lichtenstein pieces which provided ample demonstration of the artist’s....
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by Joseph A. Hazani May 30, 2021
In a mild return to normalcy at the tail-end of the COVID-19 global pandemic, the Art Park at La Tierra de la Culebra hosted a festive outdoor gathering which showcased a commitment to a world of always increasing positive opportunities. It showcased, in a word, hope. And the paragon of such a sanguine purview, amidst the bucolic clandestine rolling hills of the Northeast Los Angeles neighborhood....
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by Joseph A. Hazani May 25, 2021
Nomadland is a film which gleans insight into a segment of American society that is, quite frankly, disheveled. Yet it is not the individuals who can be considered for blame in their dilapidated termination of life, away from a permanent residency out of necessity. For the film very elegantly introduces to us the concept of a failed State, one whereby playing by all the “rules” still leaves....
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