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Face It: An Evening of Memories with Debbie Harry and Chris Stein
The excitement was palpable at this Live Talks Los Angeles event neat Little Toyko. Lines outside the Aratani Theatre for the snaked through the courtyard, past the steps and onto the sidewalk, in anticipation of seeing Debbie Harry and Chris Stein, co-founders … Continue reading
S.C. Mero Set the ‘Trap’ in DTLA
The art of DTLA artist S.C. Mero, who is known for a prankster’s approach to art combining installation and performance, has been taking place in downtown for some time now. Her artwork appeared earlier this year in the L.A. Art Show varying … Continue reading
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Tagged art, Art District, artwork, Billy Bennight, DTLA, Installations, Performance, SC Mero
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The Museum That Made 11 Swedes Vomit is Now Open in Downtown Los Angeles
A barf bag is issued to every visitor to the Museum of Disgusting Food, a new pop-up in Downtown’s Arts District. The bag may seem like nothing more than a cute gimmick, but you may find it handy when you hit the tasting bar. … Continue reading
From ‘Coco’ to Pacoima: Día de los Muertos Celebrations in L.A.
With contributions by Elise Thompson. Día de los Muertos, or Day of the Dead, is a Mexican holiday that is also celebrated here in Los Angeles. It brings together families in a cultural melting pot of celebrations to honor the … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Attractions, Cocktails, Beer, Wine & Weed, Events, Food, Miscellanious, Movies, Music, Upcoming Events
Tagged ABC7 SoCal Spotlight, bachata, Ballet Folklorico, Canoga Park, City of Los Angeles, City of Pacoima, City of Santa Monica, Day Of The Dead, Dia De Los Muertos, Disney Pixar's Coco, DTLA, Grand Park, LGBTQ, Lumina Academy of Dance, Martha Gonzalez, Mendez High School, olvera street, Queer Latin Dance LA Social, self-help graphics, the montalban, Woodlawn Cemetery
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Nude Art LA: Exploring the Nude!
It’s time to take it off, I mean, all off! Nude Art LA (NALA) is exploring nudity and “The Nude,” not only in form, but in performance in their second exhibition to be held at Art Share LA in downtown … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Attractions, Events, Miscellanious, Upcoming Events
Tagged art, Art Work, artist, Billy Bennight, Broni Likomanov, burlesque, DTLA, Eric Wallis, Fan Dance, Laura Desiree, Los Angeles, Michelle L'amour, Naked, Nude, Nudist, Nudity, Painting, Paul Roustan, Performance, sculpture, sketches
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Photo Essay: Cat Art Show ?DTLA
This show is running from June 14 – 24, 2018 at Think Tank Gallery at 939 Maple Avenue. LA, 90015. For more information check out the website here. Photography by Paula Lauren Gibson AFROPIX
The Launch Party for the LA Times’ Food Bowl was a Harbinger of Great Things to Come
Last Monday, The LA Times celebrated the beginning of their epic month of food events known as the Food Bowl. The patio at City Market South was intimate enough for the beginning of the event, which felt like a reunion … Continue reading
Posted in Cocktails, Beer, Wine & Weed, Events, Food
Tagged Best fried chicken in LA, Best Restaurant of the Year, best Sichuan in LA, Best Thai in LA, border grill, Chef Antonia Lofaso, Chef Carlos Salgado, Chef Steve Samson, Chengdu Taste, City Market South, Downtown LA, DTLA, Honey's Kettle Fried chicken, Jonathan gold, LA Times Food owl, Locol, Mary Sue Milliken, Night + Market, Rossoblu, Shibumi, SUSAN FENIGER, Taco Maria, The Fashion District, vegan ice cream, Wanderlust Creamery
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