2015-07-21T05:02:21+00:00By Kathy Leonardo|Categories: Past Events|Tags: A.S. Ashley, Aazam Irilian, Andrew K. Currey, Anne Blecksmith, Antonio Pelayo, Aren Skalman, Art Venti, Baby Smith, Brian Kuhlmann, Broadway World nominee, Brooke Nasser, Bruce Litz, Carol Roullard, Carole Goldman, Cecily Willis, Ceramics, Charlie Harrison, Cheryl Smith, Chris Hopkins, Chris Mathis, Chrystal McConnell, Curtis Green, Dan Sawyer, Dana L. Walker, Daniela Schweitzer, Dave Collyer, Dave Lefner, David Fobes, Dion Macellari, Djibril N'Doye, Doing My Swing Thing, Dorothy Shepherd, DREDGERS ON THE RAIL, Ed Hart, Edward Lightner, Elizabeth Chandler, Emily Halpern, Emmalyn Tringali, Erika Lizée, Food Networks Great Food Truck Race winner, food truck, Frank Ventrola, Freddie Johnson, Freedman Fitzpatrick, glass, Henry Newmark, Ilya Schar, Jason Manley, Jeanne Page, jewelers, Jim Newberry, Jody Valmassy, Jon Ng, Joslyn Lawrence, Julie Green, Karrie Ross, Kathi Flood, Kerri Sabine-Wolf, Kristin du Charme, Kyle Alexander, Kymm Swank, Larisa Safaryan, Laura Darlington, Lidia Shaddow, Lillian Abel, Lisa Talbot, Los Angeles Municipal Art Gallery, Louis Jacinto, Louisa Miller, Luis Perez, Lynda A.N. Reyes, Mahara Sinclaire, Malibu Arts Festival, Malibu Civic Center, Mark Crase, Mark Hayward, Matthew Miles Grayson, Melissa Reischman, Michael Floeck, Michael Haasis, Michael Ochinero, Mike McLain, Monica Orozco, Nairi Safaryan, Olga Seem, painters, Painting, Patricia Liverman, Paul Emberger, photographers, Ralph Loynachan, Ray Bravo, Regine Rode, Richard Turner, Robby Gordon, Robert Klewitz, Roger Thomas, Russell Knight, Sarajo Frieden, sculptors, Sculpture, SHANNON DURBIN, Sheku Kowai, Stephanie Sydney, Stephen Morrison, Sterlings, Sue Tuemmler, Susan Amorde, Susan Price, The Federal, The Middle Feast, The Optimist Club of Malibu, Thibault Pelletier, Tiensirin Tienngern, Tin Machina, Todd B. Richmond, Tomi Yang and Peggy S. Zask, Topanga Vintage, Walter Impert, Wendy Widell Wolff, Zoran Milosavljevic|
In the Valley...At Topanga Vintage, Tin Machina's Dave Collyer will shoot portraits using the collodion process from the 1850's. Think Lincoln's iconic image. Collyer, who shot tintype portraits of the Sons Of Anarchy cast and mega-model Lucky B. Smith, will charge
