PREVIEW: Venice Pavilion at BEYOND THE STREETS with Steve Grody
Following is the history with accompanying photos of the Venice Pavilion by Steve Grody, graffiti documentarian, and author of the book Graffiti LA: Street Styles and Art. This article was written as a preview for BEYOND THE STREETS, where there will be a historical recreation of the Venice Pavilion, which was considered the legendary graffiti and…
SAVE THE DATE: Juan Carlos Munoz Hernandez Solo Exhibit at Simard Bilodeau Contemporary – May 17th
Simard Bilodeau Contemporary presents “Palimpsest”– the first solo show of LA-based artist Juan Carlos Munoz Hernandez, featuring both his colorful abstract paintings and his cast and fabricated bronze sculptures. Raised in the Boyle Heights neighborhood, Hernandez began his artistic journey as a graffiti writer known as “Heaven.” Through the years his work evolved from street murals…
SAVE THE DATE & PREVIEW: “High & Dry: Land Artifacts” Opening Reception at MOAH – May 12th
On May 12th from 4pm to 6pm writer/historian Christopher Langley and photographer Osceola Refetoff will be having an opening reception at MOAH (Lancaster Museum of Art and History) for their exhibition “High & Dry: Land Artifacts.” This is part of a long-term collaboration between Langley and Refetoff who have been collaborating on High & Dry since…
SAVE THE DATE: Carrie Ann Baade “The Apocalyptic Orgasm” Opens at La Luz de Jesus – May 4
La Luz de Jesus Gallery will be presenting a new exhibition “Apocalyptic Orgasm” by artist Carrie Ann Baade. This is the artist’s second exhibition with the gallery. The apocalypse represents the time after the present one and not a literal end of the world, but a release after the climax from the tension and accumulation…
SAVE THE DATE: “Foundation” – A Two Woman Show at Art Share LA – May 5th, 7-10 pm
“Foundation” – the newest Art Share L.A. exhibition – opens this weekend on Saturday, May 5th featuring the work of Susan Feldman Tucker and Melinda R. Smith. The show focuses on the concept of “home” and includes both an experiential element, with a walk-through installation by Susan, and new works on canvas by Melinda. Curated…
SAVE THE DATE: New Series “The Power of Pigment: A Celebration of Color” with Opening Exhibition “Color Vision” at Huntington Beach Art Center – Saturday May 5th
The Huntington Beach Art Center will be presenting the first in a series of three exhibitions focussing on color. The series is titled “The Power of Pigment: A Celebration of Color” and begins with “Color Vision,” an exhibition that seeks to bring together scientifically and culturally engaging aspects of how we perceive and utilize color. The…
SAVE THE DATE: 3 LAyers Exhibition Opens at new SEARCH +RESQ Gallery – Sunday May 6th, 3-8 PM
We all know the Brewery Art Colony is home to hundreds of artists, but next weekend a new gallery space is opening that will bring together three men with unique visions to tell one tale. The 3 LAyers exhibit at newly relocated SEARCH + RESQ Gallery exemplifies the creativity and symbiotic relationship between art, architecture, and…
SAVE THE DATE & INTERVIEW: The Anna Broome Room Celebrates 5 Years at Art Share LA – April 26th
Anyone who has spent any time in the Arts District of Los Angeles knows that it is a constantly changing and evolving neighborhood, with artists, galleries, storefronts and restaurants coming and going due to gentrification and shifting demographics. One thankfully steadfast component is Art Share LA, which has been a community focal point since 1997.…
SAVE THE DATE & PREVIEW: “Arts District Residents & Lovers” Exhibit Opens at Angel City Brewery May 3rd
As the Arts District changes and the gentrification forces more and more of the long-term residents to relocate, we are thrilled that several venues showcase the work of the locals. This month, Angel City Brewery is the location for just such a stand, as their gallery area managed by Art Share LA opens an…
EVENT COVERAGE: “Tales of the American”: A Documentary on DTLA’s Arts District Nexus of Art and Music
My first experience of the Arts District came in the early 80’s when someone clued me in on Al’s Bar. I think there had been a Punk Rock show, now long-lost in my memories, I got the word on Al’s after befriending some folks at the show who recommended this fun and cool and…
SAVE THE DATE: Fundraiser for The Special Olympics Southern California at OUE Skyspace LA – Saturday May 12th
OUE Skyspace LA is hosting a fundraising event for Special Olympics Southern California on Saturday, May 12th from 10 am – 10 pm. Purchase a discounted ticket here. 50% of all ticket proceeds sold on May 12th will go towards Special Olympics Southern California. About Special Olympics Southern California: Special Olympics transforms lives through the joy…