Keeping it Local…Two Fabulous Venice, Santa Monica Happy Hours!
Most of our crew here at LA Art Party live in Venice...a couple in SM too. Venice is home to many incredible restaurants....See Kathy's Huffington Post article about the Taste of Venice. Here she spotlights the food of the
Review: The Taste – Presented By the Los Angeles Times at Paramount Pictures Studios
Let me clear upfront, this is not a food review and I couldn't do justice to the overall experience by singling out any particular restaurant or chef demonstration. What I can say is that the food writers, critics and
Review: LA Opera, Satyagraha
LA Opera's spectacular production of Philip Glass' Satyagraha, the story of Gandhi's life in South Africa between 1893 to 1914, is sung in Sanskrit and is not intended to be literally understood word-for word, rather to be viscerally experienced
Review: Jordi Alcaraz, Jack Rutberg Fine Arts
Jack Rutberg Fine Arts presents an overwhelming, if not monumental, installment of work by the Catalan artist Jordi Alcaraz in what can simply be described as a paragon of contemporary high art. Photo by author; A La Pintura (Diptico)(Diptych)We
Review: Turn Me Loose at the Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts in Beverly Hills
Turn Me Loose at the Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts. Pictured: Joe Morton as Dick Gregory. Photo credit: Lawrence K. Ho. "You can't laugh social problems out of existence" goes a line voiced by Emmy Award and NAACP
Review: Ezralow Dance: Primo Passo at the Wallis Annenberg Center for the Arts
Los Angeles native Daniel Ezralow returned to The Wallis to premiere Primo Passo – Italian for “first step” – a career retrospective of his investigation of intentional movement and exploring the question of "why do we do what we do." Erzalow's