It’s a hidden gem. From the outside there is nothing remarkable about the large building on Third Street. It’s easy to miss; it’s camouflaged in a dull beige-color and sits quietly across from the Metro Gold Line station. But step inside the brick structure and it’s anything but dull. Bright paintings and drawings jump off [...]
- East L.A.’s Hidden GemMay 15, 2012It’s a hidden gem. From the outside there is nothing remarkable about the large building on Third Street. It’s easy to miss; it’s camouflaged in a dull beige-color and sits quietly across from the Metro Gold Line station. But step inside the brick […]
- I Can’t Handle the TruthMay 3, 2012Originally published Mar. 30, 2012 William Faulkner once sarcastically commented, “Facts and truth really don’t have much to do with each other.” The Nobel Prize laureate had a point: people find different truths from a single set of facts. And here […]
- Chef Hong Preaches the Virtues of HansikApril 27, 2012Originally published Mar. 23, 2012 Near the gleaming mirrored wine bar in cozy Sebastian’s Bistro in Huntington Beach, California, a short 46-year-old Korean man in chef’s whites and black-rimmed glasses, sets up a cooking station on a large […]
- Wikipedia, Museums and JournalistsApril 20, 2012Originally published Mar. 9, 2012 Lori Phillips, the current Wikipedian-in-Residence at the Children’s Museum of Indianapolis, admitted last week that she never thought Wikipedia would become such an important part of her museum studies research. It […]