Contemporary Art Review Los Angeles (Carla) is a quarterly magazine and online art journal, committed to providing an active source for critical dialogue surrounding L.A.’s art community. Carla acts as a centralized space for art writing that is bold, honest, approachable, and focused on the here and now.

Carla issue 24 Contents include:

Hidden Archives: L.A.'s Historic-Cultural Monuments and the Women They Leave Out
-Neyat Yohannes

Zombie(s in Candy)land: Sula Bermudez-Silverman's Sugar and Sal
-stephanie mei huang

On Making Photographs in a Surveillance State
-Erin F. O'Leary

Correcting the Record to Preserve it: The Art of the Intersectional Archive
-Catherine Wagley

Interview with Cauleen Smith 
–Madeleine Seidel

Exquisite L.A. Featuring Lila de Magalhaes, Young Joon Kwak, and Beatriz Cortez
–Claressinka Anderson

Reviews:

Sarah Rosalena Brady at Blum and Poe
–Allison Noelle Conner

Alex Prager at LACMA 
–Travis Diehl

Richard Tuttle at David Kordansky Gallery; Stanley Whitney at Matthew Marks Gallery
–Jessica Simmons

Xylor Jane at Parrasch Heijnen
–Matt Stromberg

(L.A. in N.Y.) Thomas Fougeirol/ Tony Marsh at albertz benda 
–Leah Ollman

(L.A. in N.Y.) Becky Kolsrud at JTT 
–Anthony Hawley

–RZ