A work of art needs a suitable frame, and with its exclusive new exhibition, "Treasures From Shanghai: 5,000 Years of Art and Culture" ensconced... More >>

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Long Gone John finally lives up to his piratical name. The far-sighted art collector and owner/operator of Long Beach independent record label... More >>

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