Make Your Mutt Famous with “Danger Dogs”
I'm excited to tell you about a wonderful company called "Danger Dogs." Your pet can be immortalized in a personalized painting. Founder Michelle Page heads to Kathmandu three to four times a year and hires three Nepali artists to
Review: Damian ‘Jr. Gong’ Marley, Third World and Kabaka Pyramid Make the Hollywood Bowl Jump with Irie Vibes at Reggae Night XVIII
This summer marks the 20th anniversary of KCRW's World Festival at the Hollywood Bowl, a successful collaboration between the Santa Monica public radio station KCRW and the Los Angeles Philharmonic Association. One of the highlights of the festival is always
Exhibition Review: Craig Krull Gallery “Dora De Larios: The Studio is My Church”
The recently deceased Dora De Larios brought a warm positivity to the damp evening opening at the Craig Kull Gallery at the Bergamot Station. Her mirthful ink works were reminiscent of children's illustrations, themselves generally an uplifting work to
Review: The Wallis, HERSHEY FELDER: BEETHOVEN
Hershey Felder gives a brilliant performance! I first had the extreme pleasure of seeing Felder at the Geffen back in 2006 when he performed in and wrote George Gershwin Alone. This was my first introduction to Hershey Felder and
Review: Barak Ballet at The Eli and Edythe Broad Stage
The Barak Ballet, founded by Los Angeles native Melissa Barak, returned to the Broad Stage for their fourth time and presented two world premier pieces, Cypher and Desert Transport, and a reprise of last year's well received E/SPACE. Cypher:
Event Review: VENICE ARTS 22nd ANNIVERSARY GALA
On Saturday, November 7, 2015, LAArtParty joined Venice Arts as it celebrated its 22nd Anniversary Gala. Twenty-two years ago, Venice Arts started with 10 kids and a big dream. Its award-winning Art Mentoring program now reaches hundreds of low-income