Julie Riggott
Stories by Julie Riggott
Pop … with a twist
Pasadena artist Daniel Douke deceives and delights at Cal State LA
Golden ‘Moments’
Norton Simon and Pasadena Museum of California Art present related photography exhibits
On her terms
Fear is not a factor for civil rights litigator Constance Rice
Art's night out
Pasadena is the place to be with three straight days of free art and entertainment
Divine mission
‘Al Franken: God Spoke’ takes an inside look at the comedian’s transformation to political activist
Is this for you?
Works of ‘always gutsy and pleasurably nasty’ international artist Monica Bonvicini land in a Pasadena consumer heaven
Art in Bloom
Pasadena’s cultural leaders come together to nurture their vision of the Rose City as an arts utopia
Something old, something new
The architecture of the Pasadena area has been evolving for more than a century
Just who is T.C. Boyle?
In the iconoclastic author’s latest novel, ‘Talk Talk,’ a deaf woman becomes the victim of identity theft — but that’s only scratching the surface
Family history lessons
Three artists challenge identity and race in an exhibit that brings their work together for the first time at the Pasadena Museum of California Art
To the moon and Mars
Ever the optimist, at 85 Ray Bradbury remains convinced the future is now
Academy takes two
From Victoria’s Secret to Emily Dickinson’s clothes
Billy Collins’ humorous, conversational poems have made him the most popular poet in ages
Behind the camera
Steve Buscemi directs his third film, ‘Lonesome Jim’
‘Radical Craft’
Art Center Design Conference brings distinguished innovators to Pasadena
