SAVE THE DATE: Opening Day – Dora De Lario’s “Other Worlds,” and Rigo 23 “Ripples Become Waves,” at Beta Main Museum – Sunday Feb. 25th
The Beta Main Museum will be having an opening reception on Sunday, Feb. 25th, from 2-5 pm, to celebrate the work of Dora De Larios and Rigo 23. The afternoon will begin with a ceremonial blessing by Tongva Elder Michael Whitehorse Aviles. The exhibition includes the first West Coast presentation of a statue created by…
Cartwheel Tours: “The Golden Age of Cocktails” with Kim Ohanneson – DTLA
Join Kim Ohanneson, President of Women Who Whiskey L.A., for an intimate tour of several glamorous and/or historical Downtown L.A. libation lounges. Savor bespoke sips and spirits while relaxing in vintage surroundings – just like the City of Angels’ top-tier bootleggers who openly plied their illegal wares with a wink and a nod from corrupt City Hall…
SAVE THE DATE: Opening Reception and Performance of Mondongo at Track 16 – Saturday, February 10th
Track 16, our new neighbor in Downtown Los Angeles, will be presenting a third solo exhibition by art collective Mondongo of Buenos Aires. This Argentine artist group was created in 1999, by artists Juliana Laffitte and Manuel Mendanha. Mondongo most recently was featured at LACMA as part of the city-wide PST LA/LA events. They are best known…
SAVE THE DATE: Opening Reception for Herakut’s “Rental Asylum,” Adrian Cox’s ”Terra Incognita,” and Troy Brooks “Skinwalker” at Corey Helford Gallery – February 24th
Corey Helford Gallery will be presenting an all-star line up with three simultaneous shows opening in late February featuring Herakut’s “Rental Asylum,” Adrian Cox’s ”Terra Incognita,” and Troy Brooks “Skinwalker.” Top image: Herakut Exhibition: Herakut’s “Rental Asylum”, Adrian Cox’s ”Terra Incognita,” and Troy Brooks “Skinwalker.” February 24th – March 31st Opening Reception: February 24th, 7-11pm Address: Corey…
SAVE THE DATE: Opening Reception of “Pardon Our Dust,” an Exhibition of Vintage Posters from 1967-1975 at These Days Gallery – Saturday, February 3rd
These Days Gallery will be presenting “Pardon Our Dust,” an unapologetic exhibit of posters rescued from a head shop in Fresno, specifically from the collection of Tony Stamolis of $CRAP$, a legendary head – and souvenir shop (and gallery) that is sure to bring a smile to your face. The posters celebrate a moment in time,…
Cartwheel Tours: “Underground LA” – DTLA
Explore the city’s “underground” past ranging from famous prohibition-era murders to the famous speakeasy haunts that the Hollywood elite would frequent. This experience includes a few stops, under the busy streets of Los Angeles, to discover century-old tunnels and speakeasies, alongside more modern interpretations of the city’s hidden watering holes. Our founder and experience curator,…
SAVE THE DATE! Multiple events on Saturday Jan. 20th at Chinatown Art Galleries!
Chinatown Art Gallery action heats up this Saturday night with three opening events occurring simultaneously along Chung King Road. Coagula Gallery is pleased to present Alex Couwenberg and Steve Diet Goedde in Collaboration, a two-man collaborative exhibit exploring two manners of fetish. Coewenberg is an abstract painter influenced by the surf and skateboard cultures, but…
SAVE THE DATE: Night on Broadway Returns for 4th Annual DTLA Festival on January 27th!
DTLA’s Night on Broadway is back – bigger and better than ever – celebrating 10 years of Councilmember José Huizar’s “Bringing Back Broadway” campaign. This annual celebration has become the fastest-growing one-day arts and music festival in North America, featuring art, music, culture, food, and entertainment for the whole family. Encompassing 10 blocks of the…
Cartwheel Tours: “Underground LA” – DTLA
Explore the city’s “underground” past ranging from famous prohibition-era murders to the famous speakeasy haunts that the Hollywood elite would frequent. This experience include’s a few stops, under the busy streets of Los Angeles, to discover century-old tunnels and speakeasies, alongside more modern interpretations of the city’s hidden watering holes. Our founder and experience curator,…
Cartwheel Art Tours: “Underground LA” – DTLA
Underground LA with Cartwheel Art Tours Length of Tour: 2.5 hours Meeting Location: Coles – 118 E. 6th Street, L.A. 90014 Explore the city’s “underground” past ranging from famous prohibition-era murders to the famous speakeasy haunts that the Hollywood elite would frequent. This experience include’s a few stops, under the busy streets of Los Angeles,…
Cartwheel Art Tours: “Underground LA” – DTLA
Underground LA with Cartwheel Art Tours Length of Tour: 2.5 hours Meeting Location: TBA by email before the tour date. Explore with Cartwheel Art Tours, the city’s “underground” past ranging from famous prohibition-era murders to the famous speakeasy haunts that the Hollywood elite would frequent. This experience will include a few stops, under the busy…