Recent Comments
- Editor on Movies Till Dawn: Something for Your Rattled Nerves
- Movies Till Dawn: Last House on Dead End Street | The LA Beat on Movies Till Dawn: Something for Your Rattled Nerves
- Movies Till Dawn: House of Dark Shadows | The LA Beat on Movies Till Dawn: What You Could Be Watching This Weekend (24 Hour Vampire Mission Edition)
- Eccentric and iconic cars of LA and the colorful personalities steering them. | Real Estate Celebrity News Blog, JohnHart Gazette on Offbeat L.A.: Cast Me in Your Next Film! Actor Dennis Woodruff, A Hollywood Legend and His Tricked Out Cars
- Movies Till Dawn: This Is Also Not a Dream | The LA Beat on Movies Till Dawn: The World is a Monster (Halloween 2020 – The Final Chapter)
Categories
Category Archives: Art
Tiki Oasis is Now A Town and Country Affair in San Diego
San Diego will be a not-so-quiet village as Tiki Oasis celebrates 20 years of all-things-tiki this week, from Thursday, July 28 through Sunday, August 1, 2021. Billed as the “largest Tiki event in the world,” this year will be five … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Attractions, Books, Cocktails, Beer, Wine & Weed, Events, Fashion
Tagged Alvino & The Dwells, Charles Phoenix, El Vez, Hawaiian Village, hula dance, Jason Hanna and The Swinging Bananas, Jimmy Psycho, Johnny and Jaalene, Jungle Cruise, Kid Ramos, King Kukulele, Lee Joseph, Los Pakalolos, MeduSirena, Motu Nehenehe Polynesian Dancers, Par Avion, Polynesian Dancing, Richard Cheese & Lounge Against the Machine, The Amalgamated Ska, The Blue Hawaiians, The Hypnotiques, The Martini Kings, The Nashville Ramblers, The Red Fox Tails, The Rosalyns, The Satin Dollz, The Smokin' Menehunes, The Sound Reasons, The Tourmaliners, Thee Swank Bastards, Tiki Oasis, Tiki Oasis 2021, Tiki Room, Tikitronic, Tonga Hut, tropical drinks, Ukulele Hiro, Ursula 1000
Leave a comment
Fighting to Preserve the Googie Architectural Features of Covina Bowl
Preservation of our historic buildings, including Googie-style buildings from the mid-century, can be a huge challenge/ The need for housing in Los Angeles may also worsen the problem. If it were not for architectural preservationists like Adriene Biondo, who has … Continue reading
Posted in Art, News & Sports
4 Comments
Queer Communion: Ron Athey – A Richly Transgressive Career on View at The ICA LA
A retrospective look at the fascinating and prolific career of LA-based performance artist Ron Athey through film & videos, writings, portraits, props, costumes, photographs and more! Curated by USC Roski School of Art and Design’s Amelia Jones, taking place at … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Miscellanious
Tagged Amelia Jones, Queer Communion, Ron Athey, The ICA LA, transgressive art, USC School of Art and Design
1 Comment
Lethal Amounts Reopens this Weekend with Works by Legendary Punk Photographer Ed Colver
Posted in Art, Upcoming Events
Leave a comment
Marry Me, Molly! And Screw You, Joe Rogan!
A number of friends have posted pictures of a marriage proposal over the skies of Los Angeles today. We have Mark Blackwell to thank for this awesome shot. After someone named Mike secured Molly Pratt’s hand in marriage, he seemed … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Attractions, Photo Essays
2 Comments
A New Photography Exhibit Focused on Mid-Century African-American Life in the South is Coming to LA in June
A new exhibition of the work of pioneering African American photojournalist Ernest C. Withers is coming to Fahey/Klein Gallery on June 24. Focusing on the lives of African Americans in the South during the mid-20th century, the photos depict the rise … Continue reading
Gallery 30 South Features the Photographs of Wyatt Doyle through March 26, 2021
I was compelled to write about “And the red death held sway over the dollar store,” a current solo show at Gallery 30 South, because a lot of photographers try to convey what artist Wyatt Doyle’s photos actually do convey: … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Miscellanious, Upcoming Events
Leave a comment
Michael Grecco’s “Punk, Post Punk, New Wave: Onstage, Backstage, In Your Face, 1978–1991”
“Every picture tells a story, don’t it?” as Rod Stewart would intone from the mic. There’s also the adage, “A picture is worth a thousand words” and it holds true. Rocker, author, director and photographer Michael Grecco started out his … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Miscellanious, News & Sports
Tagged Backstage, Billy Bennight, In Your Face, New Wave: Onstage, photography, post-punk, punk
Leave a comment
Black Artists Honoring Black Icons — A Free Virtual Art Roundtable
Celebrate Black History Month during a free Zoom event focused on black artists paying homage to black icons on Thursday, February 25. Jean-Michel Basquiat, Muhammad Ali, Kobe Bryant, and Nipsey Hustle are just a few of the legendary figures honored … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Upcoming Events
Tagged black history month, sofitel los angeles, taj and tiffanie anderson
Leave a comment
Ellen Reid’s SOUNDWALK at Griffith Park Now Through 2023
Ellen Reid is a Pulitzer Prize-winning composer whose opera p r i s m was performed here in 2018 at Redcat to great reception. We can now enjoy another of her works, pandemic-style, with SOUNDWALK. SOUNDWALK is enjoyed via a free app … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Events
Leave a comment
