The G2 Earth Film Festival, our Pick of the Week continues today in Venice! ==================================In the Miracle Mile area... Pop by the Jack Rutberg Gallery and enjoy a walkthrough of Patrick Graham's exhibition with gallerist Jack Rutberg. Following its national museum tour,
In Westwood...Taiwan Academy in Los Angeles is pleased to announce its second solo exhibition, "Sleep Mode," presenting works by New York-based Taiwanese artist Hao Ni. This marks the artist’s first solo exhibition in Los Angeles, featuring an eclectic series of mixed
huZ Galleries in San Pedro, CA is proud to present Huss Hardan’s latest project during the Month of Photography Los Angeles: “Anguish and Obsession - An American Love Story“Stop in on San Pedro's First Thursday Art Walk and see this incredible
The Malibu Arts Festival promises to offer something for everyone. 45 years of incredible high-end art, 45 years of beauty, 45 years of a wonderful event - known world wide! Produced by the Malibu Chamber of Commerce, the two-day weekend event
Our Pick of the Week is "Moses@90"....presented by the William Turner Gallery. Time to celebrate the birthday and legacy of a true art legend, Ed Moses. His career, which spans over six decades is an idyllic example of a working artist
Dwell on Design LA (DODLA), the largest design event in the country kicks off its’ eleventh year. Although it opened yesterday to trade/press...today is the first day for the public and will continue through tomorrow (Sunday). Packed with inspiring onstage content,
Bring family and friends of all ages! The 11th annual Jazz on the Lawn summer concert series returns Sundays in August from 5-7pm in Stewart Street Park. Come dance, relax, and enjoy lively music in the park. Bring a picnic or
Taiwanese artist Isa Ho opened her first photo exhibition “Girls Falling” at Taiwan Academy in Los Angeles from May 18th to June 30th. This photo exhibit goes beyond the usual perspectives and into a fantastical introspection of the self, with the
Art has always been with Olympio; it’s as familiar as breath. As a boy growing up in the city of Lomé in Togo, West Africa, Olympio ran along streets that showcased crisp new buildings juxtaposed with dilapidated slums. Inspiration coxed him
