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Saturday, December 17, 2016
Saturday, December 17, 2016

Saturday, December 17, 2016

2016-12-13T03:38:56+00:00By Kathy Leonardo|Categories: Past Events|Tags: Hop LouieLA , Baltimore, Cold War, MEI LING WAY, Western Ave, 1966 Holiday Variety Extravaganz, art openings, Australia, BAD IDEA, Betty Gold, BIG CEE, Bloomingdale's, Broad Stage, Carrie Schreck, Christina Craemer, Claudia Meyer, COLLODION PHOTOGRAPHY, Colorado Ave., comics, Culver City, Dance Party, darkroom, David McKay, DEEP in the Winter Sky, DEEP-LA, dimensional wall sculptures, Dirk De Bruycker, DJ beats, DJ's, DOC MARTIN, Downtown, downtown events, Downtown Photo Collective, Edward Cella Art+Architecture, exhibition space, FP Contemporary, GDCA, Giant Robot, Haphazard, Harry Moody, Heaven on Earth, Hell’s Angels, Hunt Rettig, Impro Theatre, Jane Austen UnScripted, Jeff Kober, Jeffrey Vallance, John Randall Nelson, Julia Nee Chu, Katsuya Terada, La Cienega Blvd, Launch Gallery an KP Projects , Lisa Bartleson, live drawing, manga artist, Mark Vinci, MARQUES WYATT, Maryland, Matthew Rosenquist, Mel's Hol, Michael Kalish, mixed media art, Moped Army , music events, paintings, photography, RAD/RAD/RAD, Relics & Reliquaries, Rooftop of The Standard. DTLA, Santa Monica, Santa Monica events, Santa Monica Performing Arts Campus, Santa Monica Place, Santee Street, Savannah College of Art and Design, Sawtelle Blvd, shopoing, South Flower, South Spring Street, studio, SUBLEVEL, Sydney, Terry Melton, The Global Trunk, The Lodge, The Vallance Bible. Rudis Tractus. Rough Drawing. The Medium is the Message. Thomas Kinkade, The Whole 9 Gallery, theatre events, Tom Lieber, Venice arts, West LA, Wet Plate Portrait Event, Winter Group Show, zine|

Join Venice Arts for an exciting holiday shopping party at Bloomingdale's. Bloomingdale’s will donate 10% of sales from the total purchases during the event to Venice Arts.Enjoy festive sips, sweet treats, and DJ beats as you celebrate the holiday season and

Saturday, September 12, 2015

2015-08-25T21:06:34+00:00By Kathy Leonardo|Categories: Past Events|Tags: 101/exhibit, A Million Drops, Aaron Horkey, abstract color paintings, abstraction, Acme, Alex Andre, Allison Stewart, aluminum, Amber Eve Anderson, America The Beautiful, Andy Lomas Multicellular Morphogenesis, Ania Catherine, Anne Ramis, Arena 1 Gallery, art party, artist, Artist Corner, artists, Atomic Elroy, Avenue 50 Studio, Baik Art, Barb Noren, Beau Comeaux, Ben Venom, Bergamot Station, bloom, Bradley Hankey, Brit Bunkley, bronze, CB1 Gallery, China Art Objects Galleries, Christopher Rodrigues, Cima Rahmankhah, City of Dreams. Bradley Hankey, Copro Gallery, Couturier Gallery, Craig Krull Gallery, Cyane Tornatzky, Daniel Barreto, David Barker, David Hull, David Kordansky Gallery SKEWS, diane rosenstein, Dina Smirnova, dnj gallery, drip iv therapy, Echo Lew, EklectoMania, Eric Nash, Eric Nash and Bradley Hankey, Esao Andrews, FP Contemporary, François Ghebaly Gallery, Gallery 169, Gallery 825, Gary Setzer, Gary Thompson, Gerard Frances, Gigi Conot, graphic designer, Gregory Steel, illustrator, Jason Lockyer, Jayne Pedigo, Jean de Sagazan, Jeane McGrail, Jennifer Cawley, Jerry Leibowitz, Jim Bumgardner, Jiyon Hong, Joao Ruas, John Rose, John Tronsor, Johnny Naked, Jon Tarry, Joshua Kirsch, Judith Ann Warren, Katelin Kinney, Kerry Mitchell, Kevin L. McLaughlin, Kinetic Show LA, Klowden Mann, KM Fine Arts, Knot Chaos, known Gallery Steve Turner, Kopeikin Gallery, Koplin Del Rio Gallery, KP Projects, LACDA, Laith McGregor, Lance Turner, LAUNCH Gallery, Lauren Pascarella, Lavi Daniel, Leif Maginnis, Leslie Sacks Contemporary, Lisa Adams, Lisa Anderson, Liz King, Lois Lambert Gallery, Lora Schlesinger Gallery, Lorraine Bubar, los angeles, Los Angeles Art Association, Los Angeles Center for Digital Art, LOUDHAILER Gallery, Lucy W Baird, Luis De Jesus Los Angeles, Mads Christensen, Manss Aval, Marco Zamora, Maria Coletsis, Marilyn Lowey, Mark Arnon Rosen, Mark More Gallery, Mark Whalen, Marley Cumbee, Martin Bustamante, Matthew Feurer, MAX PRESNEILL, Mechanical FlipBook, Meredith Mullins, Michael Baroff, Michael Kalish, Michael Woods, Michele Wambaugh, mim Gallery, MKG, Neil Mendoza, Nick Gaetano, Nicodim, Nicol Eltzroth Rosendorf, Nicole Catrett, Night Gallery, noir beauty, non profit organization, OHWOW, oil paintings, oil paintings. art opening, Osvaldo Gonzalez, Pam Douglas, Patrick Painter, Payam Mofidi, photographer E F Kitchen, Rachel Koukal, Rebecca Norton, Richard Heller Gallery, Ricky Swallow, Roasamund Felsen Gallery, Robert and Tilton, Robert Berman Gallery, Robert Checci, Robert Reynolds, Ronald Ownbey, Rosalie Winesuff, Ruth Bachofner Gallery, Santa Monica, Santa Monica Civic Parking Lot, Santa Monica events, Sasha Raphael, Scot Wittman, sculptures, Shane GriffinCalifornia, Skidmore Contemporary Art, Skyler Dahan, Sloan Projects, solo shows, Southern California series, Southern California-based realist painters, Stephanie Sydney, Steve Goldstein, Sylvia Pengilly, TAG Gallery, Teale Hatheway, The Gilded Age, Thinkspace, Trapezoid, Trevor Messersmith, Trish Simonite, Unsheltered, Urban Lawns, Vav Vavrek, venice6114, venice6114.com, Vom Dorp, Von Lintel Gallery, Wade Carter, wallspace, Walter Ungerer, watercolor, Well Being and Fitness Festival, Wendy Marvel, West Hollywood, Whole Life Balance, Wilding Cran Gallery, Zhiyuan Wang, Zig Gron|

Don't forget the Well Being and Fitness Festival takes place today from 11am to 4pm, at the Santa Monica Civic Parking Lot! The annual festival celebrates Santa Monica by showcasing the services and products of Santa Monica businesses to the 6000

Saturday, June 20, 2015

2015-06-08T18:09:26+00:00By Kathy Leonardo|Categories: Past Events|Tags: 8333, Aaron K Brushart, Ana Laidley, Andrea Dominguez, Aninha Malandro, Antonio Muniz, Austin Irving, Batuqueiros, Betty Gold, Bleep Bloop, Brazilian photographer Izzy Cruz, Capoeira Batuque, Carla Vega, Cherry and Martin, Christina Craemer, Christopher Gray Slaymaker, Cindy Bernhard, Claudia Meyer, Cord Jackman, Culver City Arts District, Culver City Arts District's Summer Crawl, Culver City's summer crawl, Darcy Yates, Dimitris Jimmy Mahlis, Dirk De Bruycker, Eleven year old opera singer Jennifer Lockhart, Enrique Escobedo, Erik Flores, everyday life in L.A., exhibition, Eyeso, Fabien Castanier Gallery, Fifth Column Studio, five Latin American artists, folk singer, FOREST OF EXPONENTIALS, FP Contemporary, Gallery, Gianni Arone, Gisella Sambista, graffiti, Harry Moody, Hunt Rettig, Hunt Rettig and Mark Vinc, I’m Not From Here, in Culver City, Installation, Jennifer Lockhart, Jenny Garcia, Jessica Proksa, Jessie Fohrman, Joe Hernandez Kolski, John Randall Nelson, Julia Nee Chu, Karen Bystedt, Katmandu Boutique, Kevin Cheng, Kio Griffith, L.A.yers, LA Art, LAXART, lightbox sculptures, Lisa Bartleson, Lola Rose Thompson, Loudhailer, Magdalena Atria, Mamta Momo Upadhaya, Mariángeles Soto-Díaz, Mark Humphrey, Mark Vinci, Meagan Boyd, Meegan Barnes, Mestre Amen Santo, Michael Kalish, Mikey Tammaro, more openings, Multifarious Abstraction, Mymo, NEPAL Benefit and Summer Solstice Celebration, New Image Art Gallery, Not An Exit, paintings, Paul Loya Gallery, peter makela, photographer, photography, Prohibition, Raul de Nieves, Red Pipe Gallery, Revel with A Cause, Ricardo Rendón, Robin Hextrum, Rouzanna Berberian, Rubén Ortiz-Torres, sacred dance, Samba N Motion, Sand T Kalloch, Sculpture, Silas Brandon, Sixty29 Contemporary, SOUL RISING for NEPAL, spoken word, Summer Crawl, Swing Brazil, T. Kelly Mason, Tanya Nolan, Tchise Aje, The Art Directors Guild Gallery 800, the exhibition, the group exhibition, The Hollywood Fringe Festival, Thinkspace, Timothy Robert Smith, Trace Mendoza, Tulu Art Gallery, Underground Uptown, Vida Vierra, video art, Viver Brasil Dance Co, Wilding Cran Gallery, Wilding Cran Gallery hosts a walk through and discussion, world music, XINLA BANSHO, Zara Monet Feeney|

Culver City celebrates the summer solstice today (starting at 3). Be aware NOT all of the Culver City galleries will be open early (3-6pm). Many of the openings start later, at 6pm. So be sure to check websites. FP Contemporary is