Artbound’s "Arte Cósmico" follows noted artists rafa esparza, Beatriz Cortez, Patrick Martinez, Guadalupe Rosales, Gabriella Sanchez and Gabriela Ruiz who work in Los Angeles and exhibit both locally and worldwide. Watch tonight (Oct. 12) at 9 p.m. on KCET and on the PBS app.

Hear from artists rafa esparza, Beatriz Cortez, Patrick Martinez, Guadalupe Rosales, Gabriella Sanchez and Gabriela Ruiz working in Los Angeles in this consistently great Artbound series. kcet.org/shows/artbound…

Artbound’s "A New Deal for Los Angeles” explores the importance of art in infrastructure in the Works Progress Administration (WPA) era and examines publicly funded arts programs across LA, raising the question: What would a "New Deal’ look like today? Watch 10/19 at 9pm on KCET.

From critical infrastructure to visual art pieces, over 140 projects were completed by the WPA in LA. Artbound’s "A New Deal for Los Angeles" highlights many of these works and asks the question what would a WPA look like if it still existed today. Watch tonight at 9pm on KCET.

Artbound’s “A New Deal for Los Angeles” explores the importance of art in infrastructure in the Works Progress Administration era and looks at what a contemporary WPA might look like. Watch on the free PBS app to learn more. kcet.org/shows/artbound…

Founded in 1994 and driven by Eric Nakamura and Martin Wong, Giant Robot was a bimonthly magazine that highlighted Asian and Asian American pop culture. Watch #Artbound Oct. 26 at 9 p.m. on KCET and on the PBS app to learn more.

Founded in 1994 and driven by Eric Nakamura and Martin Wong, Giant Robot was a bimonthly magazine that highlighted Asian and Asian American pop culture. Watch Artbound's "Giant Robot: Asian Pop Culture and Beyond" on the PBS app to learn more. kcet.org/shows/artbound…

Since the early 1980s, artist Rubén Ortiz-Torres has been working as a photographer, painter, sculptor, writer, filmmaker and video producer. Watch Artbound's "A Rubén Ortiz-Torres Story" on the PBS app to learn about his life and work. kcet.org/shows/artbound…

The exhibition, "Voice a Wild Dream: Moments in Asian American Art and Activism, 1968-2022" dives deep into the art and activism of several Asian American publications and collectives from today and yesterday. (Story by Teena Apeles) kcet.org/shows/artbound…

JDC is a beloved San Pedro record shop that serves casual shoppers, DJs and hardcore record collectors. But their story starts decades ago, when it was launched as a record label and distribution company. (Story by Liz Ohanesian) kcet.org/shows/artbound…

I was proud to talk about Los Angeles and the Federal Writers Project for Artbound. Thanks to david kipen for expanding the conversation about this timely topic: kcet.org/shows/artbound…

For Pachuco Supply founder Gilberto Marquez, the art of custom hatmaking has become a way to reflect his Chicano pride and preserve the memory of his late father — the man who cultivated cultural pride in Marquez's artistic core. kcet.org/shows/artbound…

A first generation Japanese American finds surprising roots to Los Angeles through exploring the history and legacy of renowned artist, poet and distant relative Yumeji Takehisa. kcet.org/shows/artbound…

Women in Compton and South Central Los Angeles were influential in the development of Hip Hop on the West Coast. (via Sepia Collective) kcet.org/shows/artbound…

Esteban Escobedo is one of only a handful of professional floreadores — Mexican trick ropers — in the United States. (Story by Cynthia Rebolledo) kcet.org/shows/artbound…

This year, I got to write two stories related to my personal interest in collecting Armenian-American records. The first one was about Armenian record collections for Artbound kcet.org/shows/artbound…