John Hilton, who painted “A Morning in Spring” in 1969, came to the desert to collect on a debt and left as a figure in art history.
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The Big List
Meet 50 people shaping everyday life in the Coachella Valley.
Meet 50 people whose everyday work and decision-making impact the quality of life in Palm Springs and surrounding desert cities.
California Love
A shared passion for historic landscape paintings of the Golden State nourishes a couple’s relationship.
A shared passion for historic landscape paintings of the Golden State, including a 1925 painting by Alson Skinner Clark, nourishes a couple’s relationship
Tweaking the Traditional
Native artists’ depictions of U.S. injustices date back to Wounded Knee, but Cahuilla Gerald Clarke’s clever twists prove worthy of a museum exhibition.
Native artists’ depictions of U.S. injustices date back to Wounded Knee, but Cahuilla Gerald Clarke has clever twists worthy of a museum exhibition.
The Comforts of Home
If you’re considering a retirement residence with care options, this short list can help you make a smart choice.
Palm Springs Life enlisted the research firm DataJoe to assess the retirement residences with care options in the Coachella Valley and identify the best.
Infinite Possibilities
Why Anthony James sacrificed his Ferrari 355 Spider in the name of art.
It’s impossible to ignore the 80-by-96-inch sculpture by L.A.–based British artist Anthony James that will be at Melissa Morgan Fine Art in Palm Desert.
Love It or Hate It
Public art stirs controversy but almost always benefits communities – which is why we’re seeing more of it in the Coachella Valley.
Public art stirs controversy but almost always benefits communities – which is why we’re seeing more of it in the Coachella Valley.
Less Pain, Faster Recovery
This robot puts minimally invasive surgery within reach for the East Valley.
Charlie, a robot and the newest member of the surgical team at JFK Memorial Hospital, has successfully completed more than 150 general surgical procedures.
A New Day for La Quinta Arts Foundation
The organization will shutter its signature festival and invest in new initiatives.
La Quinta Arts Festival will not be back in 2020 due to struggles by the La Quinta Arts Foundation to navigate the city’s growth surrounding the festival venue.
CBD & Cannabis Education Dinner
Guests learned about the history, health and medical benefits, and growth of commercial and retail cannabis at a dinner hosted by Wally’s Desert Turtle.