Joseph Young, 87; his murals, sculptures adorn the Southland (Los Angeles Times)

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Joseph Young, 87; his murals, sculptures adorn the Southland (Los Angeles Times)

Joseph Young, an artist who created dozens of sculptures, glass mosaic murals and cast-concrete bas-reliefs in Los Angeles and is best known for his controversial Triforium public artwork at the Civic Center, has died. He was 87.

Poland Ready for Its Close-Up (Architectural Record)

Urban revitalization is emerging in Poland in tandem with world-class design, drawing the likes of architect Robert Krier and filmmaker David Lynch to the scene for movie-related building projects.

Picasso at Jack Rutberg Fine Arts: so powerful, so erotic (Calendarlive.com)

Also reviewed: Mario Giacomelli at Italian Cultural Institute of Los Angeles, "Nature (Interrupted)" at 18th Street Arts Center and Alexander Couwenberg at d.e.n. contemporary.

Metropolis: Angkor, the world's first mega-city (Independent)

The huge sandstone temples of Angkor, built nearly 1,000 years ago and unearthed from the Cambodian jungle in the last century, are considered one of man's most outstanding architectural achievements. Last year more than a million tourists wandered through the ruins and watched the sun rise over the main temple's distinctive towering spires.

Too Little Too Late (The New York Sun)

The most interesting and telling discussions about the relevance of art come not from critics, art historians, curators, or the public, but from artists. Visual art is much more than a craft or a discipline. It is a poetic language as rich, complex, and nuanced as any other. Art, to be practiced or to be read, requires fluency. It also inspires passionate discourse. Yet, once someone is fluent in ...

'The Arts in Latin America: 1492-1820' opens at LACMA (Calendarlive.com)

Illuminating a vast stretch of long-neglected art history, it's the most important exhibition in Los Angeles this year. DEPENDING on where you're coming from, it can be difficult to wrap your head around colonial painting and sculpture from Latin America.

Mastering the art of making change (Danville Register & Bee)

DANVILLE - The process of designing a United States coin is complicated, explained Susan Gamble, a Danville native and one of seven U.S. Mint master designers.

Joseph Young, 87; his murals, sculptures adorn the Southland (Los Angeles Times)

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Joseph Young, 87; his murals, sculptures adorn the Southland (Los Angeles Times)

Joseph Young, 87; his murals, sculptures adorn the Southland (Los Angeles Times)

Poland Ready for Its Close-Up (Architectural Record)

Picasso at Jack Rutberg Fine Arts: so powerful, so erotic (Calendarlive.com)

Metropolis: Angkor, the world's first mega-city (Independent)

Too Little Too Late (The New York Sun)

'The Arts in Latin America: 1492-1820' opens at LACMA (Calendarlive.com)

Mastering the art of making change (Danville Register & Bee)

Joseph Young, 87; his murals, sculptures adorn the Southland (Los Angeles Times)