During WWII, L.A. became a sanctuary for Europe’s accomplished artists and intellectuals.
German Exiles
Dig deep into Southern California’s past to reveal lessons for our climate-changed future.
Prehistoric Landscapes
"Lost LA" explores the region's past through documents, photos and other rare artifacts.
Lost LA Season 5 (Preview)
Reflecting on Japanese American Life in Postwar Los Angeles
Artist Estelle Ishigo’s drawings document Japanese American life after incarceration.
Reflecting on Japanese American Life in Postwar Los Angeles
Lost L.A. brings Southern California history to life.
Much of L.A.'s past is lost to history – but we can rediscover it in the region's archives. “Lost L.A.”, a co-production of KCETLink and the USC Libraries, in collaboration with L.A. as Subject, brings Southern California history to life by marrying archival materials with innovative forms of documentary storytelling.
Much of L.A.'s past is lost to history – but we can rediscover it in the region's archives. “Lost L.A.”, a co-production of KCETLink and the USC Libraries, in collaboration with L.A. as Subject, brings Southern California history to life by marrying archival materials with innovative forms of documentary storytelling.
During WWII, L.A. became a sanctuary for Europe’s accomplished artists and intellectuals.
German Exiles
Dig deep into Southern California’s past to reveal lessons for our climate-changed future.
Prehistoric Landscapes
"Lost LA" explores the region's past through documents, photos and other rare artifacts.
Lost LA Season 5 (Preview)
Lost LA is a local public television program presented by PBS SoCal | KCET.
