Tom Teicholz is an experienced arts and culture critic, reporter, and essayist based in Los Angeles, California. With a focus on the local arts scene, Tom's articles provide in-depth analysis and reviews of various cultural events, exhibitions, performances, and personalities, offering readers a unique perspective on the vibrant arts and entertainment landscape of Southern California.
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Tom's coverage predominantly focuses on local entertainment, art, and cultural events in California. He seems to have a penchant for event coverage and profile features related to art, dance, music, and cultural events. If you aim to reach out effectively to Tom Teicholz, consider offering unique angles or exclusive access regarding local artists or upcoming events in the California entertainment scene. Additionally, providing insights into emerging trends in the art and entertainment industry within this geographic area could be of interest to him.
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Joan Nathan's memoir and cookbook Courtesy of the author and Knopf
Recreation of the State at the Nova Music Festival exhibition Courtesy of the Nova Music Festival Exhibition
Last year I traveled to the Republic of Georgia in November where my friends Giorgi Rtskhiladze and his wife Ayanat Ksenbai renewed their wedding vows in a beautiful ceremony in a 6 th Century monastery.
By: Tom Teicholz
One More Story, Tata by Julie Salamon with illustrations by Jill Weber Courtesy of the author and publisher
Cover of Lisa Kirschenbaum's Soviet Adventures in the Land of the Capitalists: Ilf and Petrov's American Road Trip Courtesy of the publisher and author
Gustav Metzger, who is the subject of a retrospective at Hauser & Wirth DTLA, is the most influential, forward-thinking activist artist you havent't heard about.
Before Mr. Hiroshi Sugimoto began his conversation at Artcenter's Ahmanson Auditorium on October 21, prior to receiving his lifetime alumni award
One night, about a month ago, I went to Diesel Books to hear Randy Fertel speak about his new book, Winging it: Improv’s Power and Peril in the Time of Trump
How do we know it's a human? How can we use Nature to save Nature? How do we know it's Art?
obert Parker’s exhibition of his photographs, Timeless, opens this Saturday, November 23rd 5-7PM, 5450 Wilshire Blvd, LA CA
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