When a teacher decides to go from the classroom to exploring the big, wild world, it's pretty much like flipping a book open to a brand new chapter they’ve never seen before. There’s a ton of excitement about checking out different cultures, learning things that you won’t find in textbook pages, and collecting stories that are going to light up kids' minds back home.

On Saturday, April 6th, downtown Los Angeles’ Corey Helford Gallery (CHG) will proudly unveil their next major solo exhibition from world-renowned Spanish painter and sculptor Okuda San Miguel, titled Kisses Between Universes, in the Main Gallery.

OPENING RECEPTION: April 6, 2024 | 7:00 pm – 11:00 pm

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In the season of spring, nature reminds us of change, of resilience, of hope.

Spring months see at least two other times which include elements of change, resilience, and hope in their stories: international celebrations of women, and celebrations of Ireland connected with the time of Saint Patrick’s day in mid-March.

All of those come in to the creativity of the musicians whose work you will find below.

In whichever season you may be reading this, may the work of these artists be a good companion to you.

In the world of outdoor exploration, mastering the art of layering is akin to unlocking the secrets of comfort and functionality. It's not just about fashion; it's a strategic approach to dressing that can make or break your outdoor experience. Arc'teryx, a respected name in outdoor apparel, stands as a testament to the importance of thoughtful layering in maximizing performance amidst nature's challenges.

I went to university in Boston. Driving from New York meant going over at least one giant bridge. Each time I hit that bridge, I’d notice something shift. My fingers clenched, my shoulders tightened, I hugged the divider, and focused hard on following those in front of me in order to make it to the other side. A few minutes after crossing, the color returned to my fingers and my whole body exhaled. Regardless of the season, state of the roads, or precipitation from the sky, crossing that bridge was often the most nerve-wracking part of that drive.