Carolina A. Miranda

It's the weekend and I'm dreaming about sushi from Waka Sakura in Gardena. I'm Carolina A. Miranda , art and design columnist at the Los Angeles Times, with all the raw fish and essential arts news:

It's the weekend and my main goal is to get over to Café Tropical for a Cuban sandwich . I'm Carolina A.

The southern entrance to the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County in Exposition Park has long been a rather dour affair. Facing a grassy lawn and the L.A.

Few are the corners of L.A. that don't bear the imprint of Studio-MLA , the landscape architecture firm founded by the energetic Mia Lehrer three decades ago.

In 2017, the Riverside Art Museum presented a touring exhibition of works on paper from the private collection of actor and comedian Cheech Marin . The

And ends up not saying much about it at all.

I can count on one hand the number of shows devoted to Latin American design at the Museum of Modern Art over the past 34 years (a.k.a. my adult

There are many ways to tell the story of Magdalena Suarez Frimkess . There is the narrative about the charming nonagenarian finally getting her

Two recent exhibitions in Denver reveal how many legends and surprising realities coexist in the idea of the American cowboy.

In Alia Trabucco Zerán's novel Clean , a Chilean housekeeper's testimony exposes social fissures that have endured after Pinochet.