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The Eastsider LA gives readers a look at "Ofrenda Maya 1," a ceramic mural created in 1978 by Jose Luis Gonzalez which graces the exterior of the City Terrace Library, and explains why the artist himself was called upon to embark on a restoration project. The mural was one of the first Gonzalez and his associates did through their Goez Art Studio, which was founded in 1969; the group would eventually create many murals in East L.A. and mentor young artists.

Hope for DVDs in your stockings and lots of trips to your cinema center - this weekend and next week will be reruns of just about everything including late night programming. I guess the idea is that you're supposed to be spending time with people you love or like or something. Today - Saturday College Basketball is scattered all over the tube from morning 'til night. "A Christmas Carol" (TCM, 11:00 a.m.) This is...

We feel like this one is a given; having only around 8,000 subscriptions says otherwise. If this e-mail list got up to 800,000 subscriptions, the face of arts would change in Los Angeles. ExperienceLA.com is a project of various government agencies, but mainly the baby of the Los Angeles County Arts Commission. The goal: an easy, visual way to find out what's happening in the city, culturally for the most part, and tie it...

This week ExperienceLA.com slyly launched their new site design and features to the public, beta style. Now you can RSS Feed "What's Hot" events, upcoming events, closing events, or even better: design your own feed (how genius is that?). Go to it, use it, experience Los Angeles.