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Erwin Recinos is a seasoned visual artist with an eye for capturing life as a working commuter aboard public transportation in and around Los Angeles. For 20 years now, Recinos has been documenting the urban landscape, street culture, and Hispanic communities of Los Angeles utilizing his daily routine and the city of Los Angeles as an inspiration. Recinos also works with popular food and event websites such as LATACO.com and Eater LA to capture the cuisine and culture that is so important to the city of Los Angeles and across Southern California.

Erwin Recinos

Face to Face: 25 Years of SoCal Punk ~ The Last Bookstore

Recap: LA Art Show 2018 ~ DTLA

I enjoy exploring every corner of Los Angeles, looking for art wherever I can find it.

Blazedale

Events

Preview: ‘Origins’ ~ Opens Jan. 27 in Downtown L.A.

Photos: Los Angeles Graffiti Godfather Chaz Bojorquez Art Show ~ Highland Park

Liz Ohanesian is a journalist covering arts and culture in Los Angeles.

Liz Ohanesian

Recap: Shattering Plates and Smashing the Patriarchy at Into Action

Hittin’ Switches: Ty Dolla $ x Mister Cartoon ~ Venice

Recap: MOAH Zinefest 2018

Preview: “Woman” Group Show Opens Jan. 6

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The Best of L.A. TACO ~ 2017

Daniel Hernandez is editor emeritus of LA Taco, serving 2017-2019. He is currently a staff writer for the L.A. Times. He is former Mexico bureau chief for VICE News, and former staff writer at the Los Angeles Times and LA Weekly. Daniel is author of the book &#8220;Down &amp; Delirious in Mexico City.&#8221;

Daniel Hernandez

The Harsh Beauty and Banality of the 110-105 Interchange