Priority Access at Frieze Art Fair for BH Residents
"Maybe we look at either free or heavily discounted admission for Beverly Hills residents," said Mirisch at the October meeting.
Jacqueline Avant, Philanthropist and Long-Time Resident, Shot and Killed
Long-time Beverly Hills resident Jacqueline Avant, 81, was shot and killed at her home in the Trousdale Estates neighborhood in the early morning of Dec. 1, according to the Beverly Hills Police Department. Avant, wife of music executive and producer Clarence Avant, was a prominent
Local Teen Turns Cubes into Art
When Beverly Hills teen artist, The Cubist, told her mom she needed 100 Rubik's Cubes for an art project, her mom was skeptical.
Visions of the Future Finds Silver Lining in Art
The economic impacts of COVID-19 are still reflected in the many empty storefronts in Beverly Hills.
Iconic Avedon Prints on Display in Beverly Hills
McLeod said that the collection is currently for sale, though she would not disclose the price. Visitors must show proof of vaccination and are required to wear a mask.
City Council Asks Frieze LA for a Name Change
"I think if the ask is of Beverly Hills, then obviously, we should get more recognition for that," said Councilmember Lester Friedman.
Beverly Hills Art Show is Back
"People were definitely eager to get back to this event," Beesen told the Courier. "It's a community favorite. It's very popular. It draws people from all over Southern California and we have artists from all over the nation. So it does attract quite a big
Frieze LA Coming To Beverly Hills
Frieze Los Angeles art fair is moving to Beverly Hills in February 2022 from its previous location at Paramount Studios in Los Angeles.
Sing for Hope Success
The Courier has noticed a steady stream of visitors and residents playing, interacting with and photographing the pianos. Now, the pianos move on to permanent residences in public schools across the greater Los Angeles area, where they will no doubt be enjoyed for years to
Beverly Hills Art Show Returns Oct. 16-17
Now in its 48th year, the Beverly Hills Art Show was reinvented in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The show took on a hybrid format in an effort to stay connected to the community and continue to offer the much-anticipated annual event that community