Carolina Miranda

art, design, and culture writer

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Carolina Miranda is a staff writer for the Los Angeles Times. A former art critic for public radio station WNYC in New York, Miranda's work has also appeared on NPR, Public Radio International and Time magazine.

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“Art and science collide” is the theme of this year’s PST ART, a Getty-sponsored event featuring more than 800 artists and at least 70 art institutions from SoCal.

Preview the Olympic-sized PST ART event in SoCal

“Art and science collide” is the theme of this year’s PST ART, a Getty-sponsored event featuring more than 800 artists and at least 70 art institutions from SoCal.

from Press Play with Madeleine Brand

Tortilla packages don't generally get the same design love as potato chips but with this year's Tortilla Tournament contenders, the tide may be turning.

From basic to baroque, here's the best (and the worst) in tortilla package design

Tortilla packages don't generally get the same design love as potato chips but with this year's Tortilla Tournament contenders, the tide may be turning.

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TikTok has transformed our culture by creating a space that makes it easy for all users to use, says LA Times columnist Carolina Miranda.

TikTok’s informality helped the platform conquer the internet

TikTok has transformed our culture by creating a space that makes it easy for all users to use, says LA Times columnist Carolina Miranda.

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