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May 7, 2021: The Museum of Neon Art, “Out of the Fire – Artist Talks”
May 7, 2021: The Museum of Neon Art, “Out of the Fire – Artist Talks”

May 7, 2021: The Museum of Neon Art, “Out of the Fire – Artist Talks”

2021-05-08T04:34:05+00:00By Kathy Leonardo|Categories: Past Events|Tags: Art, art and entertainment, art gallery, art lovers , art parties, art shows, artist dinner, artists, Arts, arts and entertainment, artwork, California, Chris Raley, Corona, covid, covid -19, Craig Kraft, David Otis Johnson, exhibition, foodie, free listings, galleries, Ginger Q, La Arts, Lily Reeves, Linda Sue Price, Los Angeles , MIchael Flechtner, MONA, Museum, neon, Neon Art, Neon museum, Painting, paintings, pandemic, Perry Pfister, Ray Howlett, Robert Haus, The Museum of Neon Art, virtual art events, Virtual Art Talk, zoom event, zoom opening|

The Museum of Neon Art (MONA) continues to offer FREE “Out of the Fire - Artist Talks” by Zoom on Fridays at 6:30pm. These talks are specially designed for an interactive Zoom experience. Upcoming Talks include: May 7, Ray Howlett…with more

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March 12, 2021 – April 23, 2021: The Museum of Neon Art, “Out of the Fire – Artist Talks”
March 12, 2021 – April 23, 2021: The Museum of Neon Art, “Out of the Fire – Artist Talks”

March 12, 2021 – April 23, 2021: The Museum of Neon Art, “Out of the Fire – Artist Talks”

2022-11-24T02:09:28+00:00By Kathy Leonardo|Categories: Past Events|Tags: Art, art and entertainment, art gallery, art lovers , art parties, art shows, artist dinner, artists, Arts, arts and entertainment, artwork, California, Chris Raley, Corona, covid, covid -19, Craig Kraft, David Otis Johnson, exhibition, foodie, free listings, galleries, Ginger Q, La Arts, Lily Reeves, Linda Sue Price, Los Angeles , MIchael Flechtner, MONA, Museum, neon, Neon Art, Neon museum, Painting, paintings, pandemic, Perry Pfister, Ray Howlett, Robert Haus, The Museum of Neon Art, virtual art events, Virtual Art Talk, zoom event, zoom opening|

The Museum of Neon Art (MONA) continues to offer FREE “Out of the Fire - Artist Talks” by Zoom on Fridays at 6:30pm These talks are specially designed for an interactive Zoom experience. Upcoming Talks include: March 12 - Craig Kraft;

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December 15, 2020: Holocaust Museum, Virtual Tour
December 15, 2020: Holocaust Museum, Virtual Tour

December 15, 2020: Holocaust Museum, Virtual Tour

2020-12-17T05:54:17+00:00By Kathy Leonardo|Categories: Past Events|Tags: Art, art and entertainment, art gallery, art lovers , art parties, art shows, artists, Arts, arts and entertainment, artwork, Corona, covid, exhibition, free listings, galleries, Holocaust Museum, La Arts, Los Angeles , losangeles, Museum, Painting, paintings, pandemic, Tour, virtual, virtual art events, virtual tour|

The Holocaust Museum presents “Inside the (Acid-Free) Box: A Behind-the-Scenes Look at Stories from the Kindertransport.” Experience a virtual tour that will highlight the personal letters and treasured items the children took with them as they left their homes forever. See

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Open Now: Museum of Dream Space
Open Now: Museum of Dream Space

Open Now: Museum of Dream Space

2020-01-26T18:50:18+00:00By Kathy Leonardo|Categories: Past Events|Tags: a tech and design company focusing on the technological development of Virtual Reality, Augmented Reality, Beverly Center, Dahoo, digital art, Extended Reality, Grand Opening, Los Angeles location, Mixed Reality, MODS, Museum, Museum of Dream Space, new media art gallery, United States|

Museum of Dream Space (MODS), the first museum mainly exhibiting digital art in the United States, announces the grand opening of its Los Angeles location at the newly reimagined Beverly Center. MODS is a new media art gallery presented by Dahoo,

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December 8, 2019: LACMA, Art & Food
December 8, 2019: LACMA, Art & Food

December 8, 2019: LACMA, Art & Food

2022-11-16T22:13:19+00:00By Super User|Categories: Past Events|Tags: and phoenixes, animals, artbites, artistic, artworks, Buddhism, Cats, creative vegan Japanese dinner, culinary, dogs, dragons, Every Living Thing, executive chef Phillip Martin, featuring seasonal ingredients, fish, including lions, insects, Japan's spiritual heritage, Japanese art, Japanese culture, Japanese reverence, LACMA, love of food and art, Maite Gomez-Rejón', Museum, nature, Ray's & Stark Bar, Shintō|

Enjoy a special evening at LACMA, dedicated to the love of food and art while exploring the museum. Start this fun evening with a tour of the exhibition Every Living Thing: Animals in Japanese Art, which celebrates one of the most

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Additional Art Parties/Events – Last Week of April 2018
Additional Art Parties/Events – Last Week of April 2018

Additional Art Parties/Events – Last Week of April 2018

2018-03-30T05:42:13+00:00By Kathy Leonardo|Categories: Past Events|Tags: musicians and poets, Projectart, North Carolina based painter Brian Mashburn, (Month of Photography Los Angeles), 1635 Abbot Kinney Blvd, 2018, 221 South Grand Ave, A Tour of the Imagination, album, Alessia Iannetti, American Photographic Association, Andrew Lloyd Webber, Andy Moses, April 11, Arena 1 Gallery, art directors, Artist corner gallery, Artist Flavio Bisciotti, artists, award-winning poet Carol Muske Dukes, bass, BeforeTheyGo project, Beverly Blvd., Beyond the Lines, BG Gallery, Blues in the Night, Boyle Heights, Brewery Art Walk, Brian Guth, Cameron Graves, Canadian artist Camilla dErrico, Celebrate the release of The Optimist on vinyl at a FREE, Celia Jacobs, Charles Arnoldi, Charles Malinsky, Chef Rain art inspired sushi specials, Christine Kline, Christine Sawicky, Construction, Corey Helford Gallery, Culver City, David Kordansky Gallery, Diane Williams, Dirk De Bruycker, Dosshaus duo, drums, Dwell on Design, EAT ART, Ed Moses, Edward Cella Art and Achitecture, Erika Sanada, Ernie Marjoram, fabrication, Fabrik Projects, Flesh Flood, FP Contemporary, Georganne Heller, George Billis Gallery, Gestalt Projects Space, Gil Cates Theater at the Geffen Playhouse, Greg Alan Jankowski, Gronk, Gronk Nicandro, group show, guild members, Hal's Playa Vista, Hollywood Pantages, Hump Day Portrait Parties, ice cream, illustrators, Irina Chelyapov, Irma Dorokhova, Jasper Johns, Jeff Soto, Jenny Revitz Soper, Jesse Stecklow. space, John Cage, John Kilduff, Join Castelli Art Space, Jonathan Adler, Kamasi Washington, Kelly Berg, KENNY SCHARF, Keys, Klowden Mann, Kozyndan, LA Convention Center, Lark Pilinsky, Laura Soto, Leica Gallery, Leica Store and Gallery Los Angeles, LIFT SPACE, Linda Stelling, Lita Albuquerque, LITTLE BONFIRES In Boundaried Spaces, live set, los angeles, Los Angeles Art Association, Los Angeles My Kid Could Do That Benefit, LOVE NEVER DIES, Lovelace Studio Theater, M and B, Mark Dean Veca, Mark Todd, Martha Rich, memory, Merce Cunningham , Michael Baroff, Michael Grecco, Michael Reeder, Miles Mosley, Month of Photography, MOPLA, motion picture, Museum, National Poetry Month, Nickolas Chelyapov, Ocean Park Blvd, Off the Clock, Origin Stories, Paige Moon, Paris Photo–Aperture Foundation, Peter Alexander, PhotoBook Awards, photographer Debbie Zeitman, photography exhibitions, pianist Adam Tendler, Pop Up Art Show, portraits, portraits and stories of Venice artists, Poul Lange, production designers, Randi Matushevitz, Rashid Johnson, Retail Space MaRS, ROSS HATCHED IMPRESARIOS INC, Ryan Heshka, Ryan Porter, Sally Jacobs, Santa Monica, Santa Monica Art Studios, sax, sequel to The Phantom of the Opera, set designers, Shula Singer Arbel, Significant Other, Sky, South Hangar Gallery, Staging Growns, Stranger than Fiction, TAG Gallery, talented artists, Tarntara Sudadun, Terry Marks Tarlow, The Art Directors Guild Gallery 800, The Broad, The Loft at Liz's hosts a dance party. bG Gallery, The Rainbow Sign, the Underground Museum, Thinkspace, Toni Reinis, Tony Austin, trombone, Untitled Escape Collage, Unvarnished Truthncurt, USC Poetry Reading, Venice arts, vocalist Joan La Barbara, Wabi Venice, Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts, Waseem, Waseem Marzouki, West Hollywood, William Albert Allard, William Turner Gallery, Yasuhisa Ishii|

Well its the last week of April...we have added some new events for you. Our May picks will be posted on April 30, 2018. Subscribers are notified. You can also LIKE LAArtParty's FB Page to find out when updates are posted.

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On View Now: Through September 1, 2019: The Broad: “Soul of a Nation: Art in the Age of Black Power 1963-1983”
On View Now: Through September 1, 2019: The Broad: “Soul of a Nation: Art in the Age of Black Power 1963-1983”

On View Now: Through September 1, 2019: The Broad: “Soul of a Nation: Art in the Age of Black Power 1963-1983”

2019-03-22T02:30:26+00:00By Kathy Leonardo|Categories: Past Events|Tags: 1963, 2019 at the Broad, African Americans and the American Art Museum, and Frank Wilderson, Black artists, Bridget R. Cooks, civil rights movement, March 23, Museum, Soul of a Nation: Art in the Age of Black Power 1963-1983, The Broad, The internationally acclaimed exhibition, UC Irvine professors, West Coast|

Soul of a Nation: Art in the Age of Black Power 1963-1983 officially opens on March 23, 2019 at the Broad. The internationally acclaimed exhibition celebrates the work of Black artists made over two decades, beginning in 1963 at the height

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Now thru May 27, 2019: WE RISE 2019
Now thru May 27, 2019: WE RISE 2019

Now thru May 27, 2019: WE RISE 2019

2019-05-09T17:15:20+00:00By Kathy Leonardo|Categories: Past Events|Tags: 10-day art event, connectivity, conversations, creative arts, event, Gallery, immersive, inspiring purpose, LIVE performances, Los Angeles County Department of Mental Health, mental wellbeing, Museum, music, thought-provoking art, WE RISE, wellbeing|

WE RISE is an immersive 10-day event that focuses on the creative arts as a way to promote mental wellbeing and connectedness. The event will feature live performances, music, interactive programming and a museum-quality gallery of thought-provoking art aimed at inspiring

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March 2019 (Last Week): Additional Art Parties/Events
March 2019 (Last Week): Additional Art Parties/Events

March 2019 (Last Week): Additional Art Parties/Events

2023-01-15T02:36:26+00:00By Kathy Leonardo|Categories: Past Events|Tags: Ali Futrell, free evening, 1963, 2019, 2019 at the Broad, 2019:Break the Floor Productions in partnership with The Montalbán in Hollywood present MOVES, 2019:David Kordansky Gallery, 2019:Downtown, 2019:FP Contemporary, 2019:The Downtown Art Walk, 2019. Conception Art Show, 2020, Abbot Kinney Blvd, admission, AE2, African Americans and the American Art Museum, amazing organization, American Pie, Anat Ebgi, and Frank Wilderson, Andy Moses , Anthony Greenz, Anything That Reminds Me of You, Ari Behn, Art, art and life, Art Battle LA, art lovers , art openings, art parties, art party, art receptions, art talk, art talk with Chris Engman, artist life, artist monograph, artist reception for Vibrant Expressions, artists create masterpieces before your eyes! 16 amazing painters, author, Becca Fox, beer, Bev and The Jenesse Center, Beverly Hills, BG Gallery, Big Pictures Los Angeles, Black artists, Blue 7 Gallery, Borderless Scandinavia, Bridget R. Cooks, C Gallery on Broadway, Carol Milne, Castelli Art Space, Celebrating 50 Years of the Art of Michael Ezzell, Chaplain, chips, choreography, CHRIS MARTIN, civil rights movement, closing art party, closing reception, Cody Brunelle Potter, collaboration, Country Pop Artist, Country single, creative community, critical essays, cultural institutions, Culver City, current exhibition, current Senior Advisor, dance, Darcy Gerbarg Painting in Virtual Space, David Kordansky Gallery, David S. Rubin, David Stewart Klein, digital paintings, dnj Gallery, Don McLean, Downtown, Downtown Art Walk, Dr. Richard Davey, Ed Moses, Eileen Carey, Ellen Schinderman, Elote, emerging talent, entertainment, Equinox feast, Espen Eiborg, Eva Montealegre, exhibit, exhibition, exhibition of work from the 1980s, exhibition Paintrospective, Felt Before Seen is looking within, female collaborative contemporary dance duo, festival, Fine Arts Building., For Art's Sake, former Director, FP Contemporary , Frank Gonzales, Free Art Events, free events, Gabba Gallery , Gallery, Glen Wexler, Good Bad Girl, Hannah Cunningham, Houston-based artist Kevin Peterson, Hyun Joon Kim, I WILL BE YOUR SERVER the Lost Supper paintings by Kim Dingle, in Conversation, including Country, interactive installation by BenBenBen, Interconnected, International Affairs, Jason Bailer Losh, Jay Carlon, Jealous Curator Danielle Krysa, KoreaTown, KP Projects, LA, la art openings, La Luz de Jesus Gallery, LAAA, Laluzapalooza, late Los Angeles artist Lillian Molina, LAUNCH LA, legendary artist Ed Moses, legendary singer, Linda Sue Price, Lindsay Arnold, Lisa Bartleson, Lisa Teasley, live music by Stewart Turtle, live music by William Ylvisaker, Los Angeles , Los Angeles Art Association, loyal fans, Luis De Jesus Los Angeles, Made by Chicks, March 14, March 15 -17, March 16, March 21, March 23, March 26, March 30, March 31, March 7, March 9, Marie Baldwin Gallery, Matt Luck, Megan Guise, MIchael Flechtner, Michelle Kingdom, Mikael Persbrandt, mixed-media artist Chelsea Dean, Mr Musichead Gallery, Museum, music, musical performance by Rachel Holden and Maiah Manser, Natalie Baxter, neon sculpture, neon sculpture of Michael Flechtner and Linda Sue Price, new drawings by Sarah Ann Weber, New Music Weekly charts, new sculptures, New York City, New York-based artist Darcy Gerbarg, Nike Schroeder, NMW radio, Nottingham Trent University, Ocean Park Boulevard, opening event, opening tonight, Orlando Agawin, Page Kastner, painter, paintings, Paintrospective, Paradox California, Pasadena, Ph.D., photographer Osceola Refetoff, photography , poet, poet Lisa Teasley, Progression, prominent arts, Rampart District, REFRACTION, Richard Davey, Ryan-Walker Page, Sam Gilliam, Santa Monica , Sarah Detweiler, Saturday March 23, showmanship, Silverlake Conservatory of Music, singing her current hit single, solo exhibition, Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation, songwriter, Soul of a Nation: Art in the Age of Black Power 1963-1983, Starry Starry Night, Starting Works on Paper 1967 - 1970, That Town, The '80s Portrait Sessions, the AC/Hot AC, The Art Depot Gallery, The Broad, The Eighties, the Inside and Outside Pictures, The internationally acclaimed exhibition, The Montálban, the Saban Theater, The Syracuse Picture, Thinkspace, Thirty New York artists, Thomas Krens, Three Holes in a Parachute, Todd Carpenter, Top 40 charts, Triangle Brewing, Tropical Disease, two person exhibition, UC Irvine professors, UK, Venice Art Crawl, Venice Arts' Annual Speakeasy at the Townhouse, veteran curator, Vielmetter Los Angeles, West Coast, WHYTEBERG, William Turner, William Turner Gallery, Wonzimer, works, world, Writer|

Enjoy the last week of March...April events will be up by March 31, 2019. ============================== March 26, 2019: William Turner Gallery invites art lovers to attend "in Conversation" in conjunction with its current exhibition on view at the gallery. William Turner moderates

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March 2019 (Updated): Additional Art Parties/Events, Last Half
March 2019 (Updated): Additional Art Parties/Events, Last Half

March 2019 (Updated): Additional Art Parties/Events, Last Half

2023-04-20T03:19:12+00:00By Kathy Leonardo|Categories: Past Events|Tags: free evening, 2019:David Kordansky Gallery, Abbot Kinney Blvd, admission, Anat Ebgi, Andy Moses , Anthony Greenz, Anything That Reminds Me of You, Ari Behn, Art, art and life, Art Battle LA, art lovers , art openings, art parties, art party, art receptions, art talk, art talk with Chris Engman, artist life, artist monograph, author, Beverly Hills, BG Gallery, Big Pictures Los Angeles, Black artists, Blue 7 Gallery, Borderless Scandinavia, Bridget R. Cooks, C Gallery on Broadway, Carol Milne, Castelli Art Space, Chaplain, chips, choreography, CHRIS MARTIN, civil rights movement, closing art party, closing reception, collaboration, Country Pop Artist, Country single, creative community, critical essays, cultural institutions, Culver City, current exhibition, current Senior Advisor, dance, David Kordansky Gallery, Downtown, Downtown Art Walk, Ed Moses, Eileen Carey, emerging talent, entertainment, exhibit, exhibition, exhibition Paintrospective, festival, Fine Arts Building., For Art's Sake, former Director, FP Contemporary , Frank Gonzales, Free Art Events, free events, Gabba Gallery , Gallery, Glen Wexler, Good Bad Girl, Hannah Cunningham, Hyun Joon Kim, International Affairs, Jay Carlon, KoreaTown, KP Projects, LA, la art openings, La Luz de Jesus Gallery, LAAA, Laluzapalooza, LAUNCH LA, legendary artist Ed Moses, legendary singer, Los Angeles , Los Angeles Art Association, loyal fans, Luis De Jesus Los Angeles, MIchael Flechtner, Mr Musichead Gallery, Museum, music, neon sculpture, new sculptures, New York City, NMW radio, opening event, opening tonight, Orlando Agawin, painter, paintings, Paintrospective, Paradox California, Pasadena, photography , poet, Santa Monica , showmanship, solo exhibition, Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation, songwriter, Starry Starry Night, The '80s Portrait Sessions, The Broad, The Eighties, the Inside and Outside Pictures, The Montálban, the Saban Theater, The Syracuse Picture, Thinkspace, Thirty New York artists, UK, Venice Arts' Annual Speakeasy at the Townhouse, Vielmetter Los Angeles, West Coast, WHYTEBERG, William Turner, William Turner Gallery, Wonzimer, works, world, Writer|

April is just around the corner, but here is an update for the last half of March...April events will be up by March 31, 2019. ============================== March 20, 2019: Castelli Art Space presents “Darcy Gerbarg: Painting in Virtual Space,” an exhibition

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