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“Arting It Up!” 2015 LA Weekly’s Artopia At The Container Yard In DTLA
On the last night of April 2015, the Art Community celebrated with LA Weekly’s annual Artopia event. Shana Nys Dambrot curated this event, which included eats and free drinks amongst art installations and performances at The Container Yard in DTLA. Victor … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Cocktails, Beer, Wine & Weed, Events, Fashion, Food, Music, Photo Essays
Tagged 3D Art, art, Artopia. LA Weekly, beer, Billy Bennight, Black Light, Debi Cable, Draft Beer, Events, fashion, goblet, Los Angeles, Models, Music, Naked, Nude, Painting, photography, sex, Sexy, Shana Nys Dambrot, Stella Artois, Victor Wilde
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The Annual 2015 Screening Series “Confessions of a Production Designer” At the Egyptian and Aero Theatres
The “Confessions of a Production Designer” co-hosted series by the Art Directors Guild (ADG) Film Society and the American Cinematheque comes about once a year and offers a great opportunity for film buffs and lovers of the “Mise-en-scène” to dig deep into … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Attractions, Events, Movies, News & Sports
Tagged american cinematheque, An American In Paris, art, Art Director, Art Directors Guild, artist, Billy Bennight, Confessions of a Dangerous Mind, Design800, Film Series, Film Society, films, Hollywood, Hollywood Reporter, Mise-en-scène, movies, Production Design, Sotto Sotto, The Adventures of Robin Hood, theater
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Offbeat L.A.: Artist Robert Williams: SLANG Aesthetics! The Master of Low Brow Questions Sophistication at Barnsdall Park
The Los Angeles art scene has historically been cast in shadow. Although brilliance, ingenuity and boundary bashing social commentary has blossomed on our coast for many decades, we’ve always been the barely recognized character actor to New York City’s glitzy … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Events, Miscellanious, Offbeat LA, Upcoming Events
Tagged art, Nicole Kreuzer, Nikki Kreuzer, Offbeat LA, robert williams
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watt’s picture of the week – sunday, january 18, 2015
yesterday I stopped by guitar safari here in pedro and my old buddy dirk vandenberg had a reprint of a poster d. boon drew for the minutemen album “double nickels on the dime” release (even mentions the then upcoming “campaign … Continue reading
Posted in Photo Essays
Tagged art, d. boon, dirk vandenberg, double nickels on the dime, guitar safari, Mike Watt, minutemen, port of los angeles, poster art, San Pedro
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Andy Warhol’s “Shadows” Inhabit MOCA Through February 2, 2015
The new exhibit of “Shadows” at MOCA rounds out Andy Warhol ‘s story and his legacy in an unexpected way for this 20th century iconic artist. All of “Shadows” 102 canvases will be displayed at MOCA through February 2nd … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Events, Music, News & Sports, Upcoming Events
Tagged Abstraction, Andy Warhol, art, Bennet Simpson, Billy Bennight, david bowie, Disco Decor, experimental, Ezra Buchla, factory, Heiner Friedrich, Music, New York, Painting, Philippe Vergne, Photo, Photographs, Repeat, Repetitive, Seriality, velvet underground
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Levitated Mass / A Documentary
When my husband Dave and I lived in Los Angeles, we lived within walking distance of The Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA). Although I wasn’t one of the hundreds of people who stayed awake until the wee hours … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Miscellanious
Tagged art, Carolyn Edwards, Carolyn Soyars, Film, LACMA, Levitated Mass
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“The Bollocks” A Private Reception for Dennis Morris at Known Gallery
I joined Dawn Laureen and Taquila Mockingbird for one of the more marvelous retrospectives of the legendary photographer of The Sex Pistols, Dennis Morris, at Known Gallery for a private reception and celebration to kick off “The BOLLOCKS” exhibition. I’m sure everyone … Continue reading
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Tagged art, Basement 5, Billy Bennight, Billy Idol, Dancing With Myself, Events, Generation X, King Rocker, Music, Photographer, photography, punk, punk rock, Rebel Yell, Rock, Sex Pistols
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Trigger Warning – Transgendered Art Show
Not often do art performance shows come with their own disclaimer but as the title suggests, Trigger Warning alerts queers that if what you’re about to experience is too hot to handle, then you’d better get of out of the … Continue reading
Queer Pride, Queer Diversity: It’s the Real Thing
Coagula Curatorial’s “Queer Biennial I, LA+NY and Parts in Between” exhibit opening in Chinatown was the scene of a pretty fabulous mini-pride fest last Saturday night. While many in LA’s LGBT community were on their annual trek to San Francisco’s pride fest, a few … Continue reading
Gallery 800 Presents “Valley Watercolor Society” Juried Art Exhibit Opening April 12th
I find that Gallery 800 is a somewhat uncelebrated part of the Arts community. While flying under the general public’s radar Gallery 800 presents some remarkable talent associated with the local film community. This month the Art Directors Guild (IATSE … Continue reading
