- August 18, 2023 by Garrett Rowlan
A glimpse of the Art Center Grad show is always a snapshot of the future. A glimpse of the Art Center Grad show is always a snapshot of the future.
A glimpse of the Art Center Grad show is always a snapshot of the future. A glimpse of the Art Center Grad show is always a snapshot of the future.
Reminding us of the thin line between life and death, Jon Pylypchuk’s exhibit, “I Got Love for You,” which opened on May 20th, is now on display in...
Balancing the old and new, the ArtCenter Design Invitational took place on Sunday, October 23, on the ArtCenter campus with the rolling hills of Pasadena in the...
Redact, Rewrite, Reframe, the current exhibition at ArtCenter’s South Campus puts the news on the examination table, or on the wall. By Garrett Rowlan Rich...
It has been said that good fences make good neighbors, but in Joel Tauber’s Border-Ball film, which will drop on October 17, the idea is tested in an...
“All the craziness that comes at the end of the year,” Lawrence Torres, School Board President said at one point in the Pasadena School Board meeting...
In this era of rising rents, evictions, and uncertainty, duration in one place, in Pasadena, is no guarantee of security. By Garrett Rowlan Carlos Moreno, a...
There is nothing like an award to make to a rainy day bright. By Garrett Rowlan Such was the case at the monthly meeting of the PUSD where various individuals...
Nathaniel Cooke, who has been a Pasadena city worker for the last 35 years, and whose family has been in Pasadena for four generations, recently received a...
As I walked northbound to the South Pasadena Eclectic Music festival, I heard the first strands of music wafting around Orange Grove and Mission. By Garrett...
“April is the cruelest month,” wrote T.S. Eliot in The Waste Land, and attending the April meeting of the Pasadena Unified School District, one might not...
Some residents of Altadena and unincorporated areas of East Pasadena and San Gabriel can breathe easier, for a time, as temporary rent control measures in those...
For the 2019 PUSD’s State of Schools event, the chosen location was Sierra Madre Middle School, a pristine-looking campus, nestled up against the namesake...
Going to the new Jones Coffee Roasters in South Pasadena, on Mission Street, were chairs dangling from the ceiling, as if space were inverted, or thoughts...
REVIEW A combination of performance art, primitive ritual, and just plain weirdness, the appearance of Sha Sha Higby at ArtCenter last Thursday night was...
The 17th edition of Pasadena One City, One Story, drew a healthy crowd at All Saint’s Church Thursday night. The book was In The Distance by Hernán...