TOP TEN ART PARTIES / Events in September 2018
2020-01-19T02:06:55+00:00By Kathy Leonardo|Categories: Past Events|Tags: around the world, bright intricately expansive paintings, evening of creativity and community, fantastical organic and geologic structures, L.A. ART PARTY, L.A. ART RECEPTION, L.A. ART RECEPTIONS, LA Art Openings and Closings, LA ART RECEPTION, LA ART RECEPTIONS, Los Angeles Art Opening, Los Angeles Art Openings and Closings, Los Angeles Art Party, LOS ANGELES ART RECEPTION, LOS ANGELES ART RECEPTIONS, Los Angeles Fine Arts Opening, Los Angeles fine Arts Openings, Los Angeles Fine Arts Party, Los Angeles Fines Arts, September 26 2018, UncategorizedTagged L.A. Art Openings and Closings, : Jonny Black, 144 Space, 1956 to1963, 5th Annual Art and Home, accessories, activities for kids and adults , Adaawe, African, Afro Caribbean funk, Alison Palevsky, ancient ways of life, Andy Moses, annual Venice festival, Art and Home, Art Battle, artisan eateries, Artist and Craftsman Supply, artist talks, Baik Art LA, Bergamot, Bernard Kealii Ceballos, BG Gallery, black and white images, Brian Salzman, Broad Fest, Brooke Kanter, Ceramics, charity grape stomp, Cindy Schwarzstein, civic confusion, Claudia Flores, closing, clothing designers, conversations, Culver City, dance performances, David Seymour Robert Frank, Diane Cockerill, Director of ViCA Juri Koll, DJ Anthony Valadez, DJ's, dnj gallery, Downtown Los Angeles, eclectic boutiques, Edmund Teske, education program for schools, Edye Second Space, Element Band and Ara Dabandjian, ELEMENTal, elements of the natural world, entertainment, established and emerging contemporary artists, European and American photographers, Exchange LA, fantastic jewelry, fine art photography exhibition, food, food trucks, form and narrative, Fredrix Artist Canvas, galleries and arts activity, Gestalt Projects, hallucinogenic states, handbags, Heather Neubauer, Helen Levitt, Helms Avenue, Henri Cartier Bresson, Hollywood Shorts , homelessness and poverty, Honor Fraser, ICA LA, INCOGNITO, INCOGNITO benefit art sale, jazz, Jen Stark, Joyce Ostin, Jungle Fire, Justice, Karen Hillenburg, Kelsey Brookes, Korean War, Kulapat Yantrasast, L.A. ART PARTIES, L.A. Art Resources, LA Art Parties, LA Art Party, LA Based Artists, La Cienega, LA Family Housing, laartparty, Lamar Street, Latin, Laura Copelin, lectures, Live music, live painting tournament, los angeles, los angeles art parties, Los Angeles County Supervisor Sheila Kuehl , Main Street, Marc Riboud, melodic contemporary Armenian groove, Michelle Andrade, Mike Kelley, mile long street, Mini ArtBlock on Ocean Park.Mini ArtBlock on Ocean Park, Miriam Rothbart, MuzeuMM, Nino Mier, Ocean Park Boulevard in Santa Monica, Olga Ponomarenko, Om Bleicher, opening, other worldly landscapes, Out in the Street, painters, Pamela Schoenberg, performances, photographers, Photographs of Korea, political protest, portrait painting by artist Julie Arnoff, PRECOGNITO exclusive preview, Price Latimer, receptions, Reggae, Richard Bruland, Room and Board Retail Market Manager, Room and Board.Minneapolis based furniture retailer Room and Board , San Antonio Winery, Santa Monica, Santa Monica Business Park, September 12 2018, September 15 2018, September 2 2018, September 21 2018, September 22 2018, September 29 2018, September 30 2018, September 8 2018, shoes, smallscale works of art, SMC Global Motion dancers, social issues, South Korean photographer Han Youngsoo, speakers, Stephanie Klasky Gamer President and CEO of LA Family Housing, street photography, Tanya Thoma, The Abbot Kinney Festival, the Broad Stage, The Eli and Edy Broad Stage, The Harvest Festival, The Venice Institute of Contemporary Art, Tina Perry Whitney and Ric Whitney, transcendent journey, urban challenges and solutions, V. Joy Simmons, Venice Boulevard, Venice. L.A. ART PARTIES, Veronica Fernandez, vibrant color and pulsating rhythmic form, ViCA, ViCA and Muzeumm, vintage prints, visual learning, war torn metropolis, West Adams Boulevard, William Turner Gallery, wine making|
September is here, the kids are back in school...time to do the art party hop. Put on your skates kids...cause September is super busy. The first Saturday after Labor day is notoriously the busiest....and boy do we got art parties. Sign up
