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Choral consortium flows together
Swelling and surging voices wafted through Bridges Auditorium Saturday for a Choral Celebration with the Millennium Consort Singers and Pomona College Choir.
A full house came to hear a range of pieces from Tom Flaherty’s “Water Ruminations” to the work of Johann Sebastian Bach and Percy Grainger. The theme of the night centered on the element water in all its depths and variations.
California gets old-fashioned look
People viewed the artwork of Tom Oliver and Margot Lennartz Friday at the Second Story Gallery at the Walker House in San Dimas.
Movie Review: Small girl hits the big screen
Based on Mary Norton’s 1952 fantasy novel “The Borrowers,” “The Secret World of Arrietty” tells the story about a 13-year-old girl who is small enough to be held in the palm of a hand.
Exhibit rekindles clay’s beginning
Walking into the white room at the Williamson Gallery at Scripps College, one tumbles into an array of fired clay sculptures by three artists with distinct visions that combine to create one new art form.
Kayono discusses manga in a new way
Manga artist Kayono discussed her influence and showed some pages for her series, “Shojo Girls Comics in Action.”
Neverever’s new old school pops
Neverever rocks the Aladdin Jr. 2 in Pomona, promoting its new EP, “Shake-a-Baby.”
Trotter’s abstract paintings engage mind’s eye
A selection of paintings by University of La Verne art professor Ruth Trotter hang in the lobby of the Historic Gas Company Lofts in Downtown Los Angeles.
Photographs shine light on bleak living
Los Angeles Times photographer Michael Robinson-Chávez had the opportunity to visit and photograph the barren mining city of Rinconada, located 17,400 feet above sea level in the Peruvian Andes.
