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Artwork of DD$ at LAB ART thru January 8th
LAB ART, the largest art gallery in the United States dedicated to bringing street art and graffiti indoors for public viewing, has opened a new show. Opening tonight and running through January 8, 2012 is Street Art trio (Rabi, Devon … Continue reading
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Taste of Soul 2011
For the 6th time, Crenshaw between MLK and Rodeo closed for the annual Taste of Soul Festival. Music, spoken word, dancing, celebrities of various sorts and soul food. Photos by Paula Lauren Gibson/AfroPix
The Occupation Continues
Photos by Paula Lauren Gibson/AfroPix The Occupation Continues…….
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Occupy Los Angeles: Throwing back to the 60’s
Photos by Paula Lauren Gibson/AfroPix Occupy Los Angeles: The Revolution is Happening! @Occupyla #occupyla #occupywallstreet
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Impacting Your World: It’s Social Media Week
Los Angeles is one of twelve cities hosting Social Media Week events, now through September 23, 2011. The other cities are: Beirut, Berlin, Bogota, Buenos Aires, Chicago, Glasgow, Milan, Moscow, Rio De Janeiro, Sao Paulo And Vancouver. Most of the … Continue reading
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Burlesque in the City: Peepshow Managerie
Club Monte Cristo was the site of a Burlesque tribute to the movies of David Lynch. The tribute, called “Beneath the Surface”, was produced by Scarlett Letter and Chris Beyond. Opening the night was live music from Mather Louth and … Continue reading
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WeHo FNO: Fun Night Out
West Hollywood’s Fashion Night Out Photos by Paula Lauren Gibson/AfroPix West Hollywood’s Fashion Night Out
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Simply Iconic: Black Folk Artists at La Luz de Jesus Gallery
Selected works of seven self taught Black American folk artists works are on display at the La Luz de Jesus Gallery now through October 3, 2011. Those artists, each of them self taught, are Sam Doyle, Purvis Young, Herbert Singleton, … Continue reading
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Will Power to Youth’s Adaptation of Shakespeare’s “The Tempest”
The Will Power to Youth (WPY) community playgroup examined power and forgiveness in Shakespeare’s final masterpiece, The Tempest, at The Shakespeare Center of Los Angeles. WPY is a youth development program at The Shakespeare Center of Los Angeles. Now in … Continue reading
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Downtown Dog Gone Afternoon
The 5th Annual Downtown Dog Day Afternoon at the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels was barking fun. Dogs, big and small participated — from Great Pyrenees to Chihuahua. Various dog adoption agencies, along with the City of LA, … Continue reading
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