Art Exhibitions Los Angeles

More than 250 dolls representing the African diaspora are on exhibit at the William Grant Still Art Center in the Mid-City region. The show, called "Adventures in Dollhouse Land," marks the 15th exhibition of its kind at the art center and features an assortment of dolls, from handcrafted ones made from mop heads to baby dolls in African garb to a miniature Malcolm X carved from wood. "Dolls have been in the whole cultural making of Africans," said Miriam Fergerson, who curated the show.

More than 250 dolls representing the African diaspora are on exhibit at the William Grant Still Art Center in the Mid-City region. The show, called "Adventures in Dollhouse Land," marks the 15th exhibition of its kind at the art center and features an assortment of dolls, from handcrafted ones made from mop heads to baby dolls in African garb to a miniature Malcolm X carved from wood. "Dolls have been in the whole cultural making of Africans," said Miriam Fergerson, who curated the show.