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Recap – Faith, Justice & Action: Refugees and Immigration

On Tuesday night, April 12th, a small, cross-generational group of men and women met together to learn about refugees and immigration from the Christian…

Recap – Faith, Justice & Action: Race Relations in America, 2016

It was encouraging that sixteen men and women joined together a couple of weeks ago on Tuesday, Feb. 23rd, to talk about one of…

Recap – Faith, Justice & Action: Women Nobel Laureates Speak & Inspire

With Linsey Potter as our special guest, a small group of women gathered in Pasadena two weeks ago to view and discuss recent interviews…

Film Review | American Fiction

Watching “American Fiction,” I was prompted to reflect on the diversity within the Black experience. Being Black myself, the film underscored that our racial identity doesn’t mean we have the same set of experiences. The differences in our stories don’t diminish our Blackness; rather, they enrich it with a multitude of narratives and perspectives.

Exhibit Review | Jeffery Deitch Gallery: Refik Anadol – Living Paintings

I took some time out of my schedule to attend Refik Anadol’s first major solo exhibition in Los Angeles, Living Paintings, which opened at the Jeffrey Deitch museum on February 14, 2023. This highly anticipated exhibition showcases Anadol’s complete series of artworks based on California-related datasets, exploring his fascination with the environments that shape his artistic vision.

A young boy in a red hoodie looks over his shoulder as he stands in front of a complex steel structure at sunset.

Documentary Review | The Reason I Jump

“What do you know about autism?” If someone asked me this question, I would have to answer honestly with, “Not much.” I know that…

What! …Paris Cruise Night?

At first, my attention was diverted to the Presse kiosk hosting the Polka Galerie announcement for the Willian Klein Photography exposition. Earlier that evening…

A Place for Heart, Visual Poetry

Not everyone has a truly safe place to bare one’s heart. I am fully dedicated to Culture Honey’s mission: ‘A Travel & Culture Magazine…

People of Note: Dennis Haywood & the Making of Thorns On The Rose

“This is my community.” Dennis Haywood loves his neighborhood. Though Northwest Pasadena is painted as a shady area by the Pasadena police, Haywood knows…

People of Note: James Farr, Conversation.Live

James Farr, coproducer of Thorns on the Rose, sat down with us to talk his life, his show Conversation.Live, and his powerful documentary.

“JR Artist” – Immigrants: Opportunity for Renaissance and the Power of Art

In September of 2017, this enormous photo appeared: a Mexican toddler peering over the border wall between Mexico and the USA near the Tecate border crossing about 40 miles south-east of San Diego.

Film Review | Parasite

When Parasite first released it took the world by storm. Now that the dust has settled, Laura Aasland reviews the film to see if it holds up.