There's a new kid on the block.... Downtown art & fashion block to be exact. Fahmina has a new shop, consisting of an array wearable art made with selvage leather gold & gems & minerals), up-cycled from 100% factory cuttings. Giving
"Progression" is designed to show the conceptual character of dnj Gallery. The pieces are based upon certain notions and ideas. Art is an outlet for innovation and reflection. The different series are an alternate way to show their views. As a
Ok kids....the art party hop may slow down during the summer a bit - but there are all kinds of FREE music...here's some info on this summer's music events taking place all over LA. We listed the events based on the
DURDEN AND RAY AND SOIL GALLERY presents a group show titled. "By and By: Hope for the Future." Artists include: Nola Avienne, Colleen RJC Bratton, Jana Brevick, Ji Soo Chung, Max Cleary, Emily Counts, Yelverton Freeman, Ben Hirschkoff, John Hulsey, Philippe
FUTURE TONGUE AND NEW GUARD THEATER COMPANY present "S A N C T U A R Y," a multi-sensory installation - based art show with live performances on June 2 – 11, 2017. Future Tongue is collaborating with local theater company New Guard
Upper West Restaurant once again celebrates a new artist. Attend an opening art party for artist Jorin Bossen on Sunday, April 28, 2019. The solo exhibition titled "Notes on Gesture" will feature twenty-fine works by the artist. The Upper West
Head downtown...Glide into the holidays with ice skating in Pershing Square! The Holiday Ice Rink Pershing Square presented by Bai offers the quintessential winter activity in the heart of beautiful downtown Los Angeles. Surrounded by art, lively activity and the impressive
Gabba Gallery presents Exquisite, a special exhibit featuring artwork by 30+ local and international artists who gained their momentum by creating visual artwork for some of the top musicians in the world. The group exhibition is curated by Jason Ostro and
The ArcLight Cinemas has been exhibiting the art of Leah Devora for the past ten years. This will be her first time showing at Culver City since the theater opened a year ago. The name of the exhibition is "Disappearing Los Angeles"
Homeira and Arnold Goldstein celebrate 2020 Perfect Vision, while hosting a benefit for Lita Albuquerque. On Friday morning, November 9, 2018 as the devastating Woolsey fire raced up and blazed through the Malibu canyon, within an hour Lita Albuquerque lost her
