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June 11, 2022: Gus Harper, Art Party
June 11, 2022: Gus Harper, Art Party

June 11, 2022: Gus Harper, Art Party

2022-06-12T14:57:35+00:00By Kathy Leonardo|Categories: Past Events|Tags: Art, artist, Gus Harper, Santa Monica , Santa Monica artist|

Artist Gus Harper throws an art party at his studio in Santa Monica on June 11, 2022 from 6-10pm. Guests are encouraged to wear all blue at this art show featuring new works by the artist. Remember to bring a mask,

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February 8, 15, 2020: Celebrate the Art of Gus Harper
February 8, 15, 2020: Celebrate the Art of Gus Harper

February 8, 15, 2020: Celebrate the Art of Gus Harper

2022-11-17T02:41:32+00:00By Super User|Categories: Past Events|Tags: Art, artist, Gus Harper, Santa Monica , Santa Monica artist|

Enjoy a new series of artworks by painter Gus Harper. Titled “Black Series One,” it will include thirty five artworks, and an Installation. Gus Harper with his artwork, Big Gems One of the paintings included in the exhibition is

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Review: Stanley Clarke at the Broad Stage
Review: Stanley Clarke at the Broad Stage

Review: Stanley Clarke at the Broad Stage

2025-01-22T00:34:12+00:00By Richard Bilow|Categories: Music, Reviews|Tags: Cameron Graves, jazz, live jazz, Live music, Salar Nadar, Santa Monica , Stanley Clarke, the Broad Stage|

Stanley Clarke, electric bass solo with Salar Nadar If you appreciate extraordinary musicianship and have an open mind, you need to see bassist Stanley Clarke live. While my high school friends were listening to chart topping pop, I was

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February 13-16, 2020: ALAC, Hollywood Athletic Club
February 13-16, 2020: ALAC, Hollywood Athletic Club

February 13-16, 2020: ALAC, Hollywood Athletic Club

2022-11-17T01:25:10+00:00By Super User|Categories: Past Events|Tags: 2020, ALAC, ALAC’s 11th edition, art fairs, Art Los Angeles Contemporary, art lovers , Arts, arts and entertainment, best art events, best art fairs, collectors, February 13-16, Groucho Marx, Hollywood, hollywood art fairs, Hollywood Athletic Club, Howard Hughes, Jean Harlow, Joan Crawford, John Ford, Kill Bill, LA art events, la art fair, LA ART WEEK, Los Angeles , Mae West, Quentin Tarantino, Santa Monica , Sunset Boulevard|

After nine years in Santa Monica, Art Los Angeles Contemporary is thrilled to announce its return to Hollywood. ALAC’s 11th edition will be held at Hollywood Athletic Club on Sunset Boulevard, February 13-16, 2020. This art fair was included in my wrap-up review of the inaugural Art

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Review: Tayson Pierce Wines
Review: Tayson Pierce Wines

Review: Tayson Pierce Wines

2024-10-16T02:05:44+00:00By Guest Writer|Categories: Food / Wine / Beer Events, Restaurant / Wine Reviews, Reviews|Tags: 2017 Tayson Pierce Rosé, EatTravelGo.com, event, Hudson Vineyard, Phillip Silverstein, private room, Restaurant, Santa Monica , Santa Monica location, Tayson Pierce Wines, Tayson Pierce Wines media dinner, Wally's Wine family, Wally's Wine wine reviews, Wallys Beverly Hills|

By Paul Finn Tayson Pierce Wines; photo by Phillip Silverstein I recently attended a Tayson Pierce Wines media dinner at Wally's Wine. Wally's is a veritable wine wonderland located in Santa Monica and the event was held in a private room offering

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Review: American Standard: A Story of Enough
Review: American Standard: A Story of Enough

Review: American Standard: A Story of Enough

2020-01-26T22:18:17+00:00By Kathy Leonardo|Categories: Reviews, Theater/Poetry/Books|Tags: 2019, A story of healing, American Standard: A Story of Enough, autobiographical memoir, bulimia, devastating disease, director Valerie Hager, Highways Performance Space, Journey, la events, Lilly Bright, Los Angeles , Meredith Sagan, Santa Monica , santa monica theater, seductive entry, September 19, SM Theater, the journey, the one-woman show, theater, theatre, triumph, Valerie Hager|

A story of healing unfolded at Highway's performance space in Santa Monica. Opening on September 19, 2019, the one-woman show entitled American Standard: A Story of Enough stars Lilly Bright, and is directed by Valerie Hager. It is an autobiographical memoir

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January 2020 (First Half) All Art Parties / Events
January 2020 (First Half) All Art Parties / Events

January 2020 (First Half) All Art Parties / Events

2022-11-19T17:02:47+00:00By Kathy Leonardo|Categories: Past Events|Tags: centers on the theme of cowboys living in Mid City Los Angeles, Cowboy Stories & New Paintings, Vahid Sharifian, 15 years, 200 wines, 2005, 2020, 3rd annual, 515, 72 artists, A Conjuring of Conjurors, Additional Culver City openings, AE2, Alex Graham, Alexandra Averbach, Amanda Brown, Amie Dicke, Anat Ebgi, and Karen Tepaz curated by Lacey Fekishazy, and still lifes, Andy House, Andy Kolar, Anne-Marie Kornachuk, annex gallery, Areli Arellano, art lovers , art parties, art party, art reception, artist, artist C von Hassett, artist reception, arts and entertainment, artworks, Bendix Building, Bergamot Station, Beth Dubber, Bradley Hankey, Brighton Smith, bust portraits, C Gallery Fine Art , Carissa Dorson, Carmen McNall, champagnes, Chinatown, Chris Burnside, Christopher Dunlap, Clay Vorhes, collection, Courtney Murphy, Culver City, culver city arts, Curator, custom photo booth, David Ashwell, David Jenks, Diane Rudnick Mann, Don't Repeat. Don't Repeat, Doug Shoemaker, Downtown, Elisa Haber, Ellen Friedlander, Emile Dillon, Eric Nash, Eyes wide shut, Founder, Francois Ghebaly , Gabriel Hurier, globe, gourmet food trucks, group exhibition, Gyun Hur, Haleh Mashian, Hard Concept, HIGH BEAMS, Hilary White, historic exhibition, Houman Sarshar, I Saw You Post About It, Isabel Emrich, Isabella Cancino, James David Thomas, January 11, January 3, January 4, January 9, Jennifer Bain, Jhina Alvarado, Jibade-Khalil Huffman, Jim Bandsuh. Melissa Chandon, John Maull, Julia Bennett, Juri Koll, juror, Karen Appleton, Kate Harding, Kathleen Henderson, Kristina Shires, Kristy Luck, Krysia Lukkason, la events, La Luz de Jesus Gallery, LA Open Exhibition 2020, Laurie Raskin, Lezley Saar, live entertainment, Long Beach, Long Beach events, Lori Larusso, Los Angeles , Los Angeles County native, Los Angeles museums, Los Angeles-based artist, Luis De Jesus Los Angeles, Main Gallery, Mara Zaslove , Margie Livingston, Marius Bercea, Mash Gallery, MASH gallery owner, Matthew Gardocki. Artists, Maxine Smith, Mayon Hanania, Michael Hacker, Michael Sheets, Michelle Elkins, Mid Wilshire, miyoshi Barosh, Museum Row, music, Neshat's works, new exhibition, New Paintings, nick mcphail, Nicole Finger, Night Gallery, NINA JUN, Ochi Projectsm two exhibitions, oil paintings, ONE-LINER, opening reception, Parrasch Heijnen, Patty Spyrakos, Peter Alexander, Philip Martin Gallery, poets, Rachel Apthorp, Rakeem Cunningham, recent sculpture, Richard Baker, Richard Heisler, Robert Charles Dunahay, Rococo Sunshine, Romanian artist, Ryan Scails, Santa Monica , Sarah Heinemann, SARDINE, sea and landscape paintings, Sea Funk, Sea Monster, Sean-Kierre Lyons, Sergio Boldrin, Several openings, Shalene Valenzuela, Sharon Johnson-Tennant, Shirin Neshat: I Will Greet the Sun Again, Skidmore Contemporary, Soft Material, solo exhibition, Stanley Kubrick, Studios, TAG Gallery, Terry Leness, The Art of the Masquerade, The Broad poetry, The Earth is a Brush, the exhibition, The Logic of Poetry and Dreams, The Pit, The Resin Collection, Thieves of Time, Thinkspace Gallery, This special Mardi Gras event, Tierra del Sol, Tierra Del Sol Gallery, Tiger Strikes Asteroid Los Angeles , Tracey Sylvester Harris, Track 16, Trekell Art Supplies, two exhibitions, Uncorked Wine Festivals, Venetian Carnival, Venetian mask making tradition, Venice Institute of Contemporary Art, ViCA, Vielmetter, wall relief work, walter maciel gallery, Watch me Make you Disappear, Wayne Swanson, Wayne Swanson and Yulia Tregub Morris, West Adams area, Windows, wineries, You Don't Have To Say You Love Me, Yulia Tregub Morris|

Welcome to LAArtParty's new format - Every other week, we will NOW list all events on this PAGE. Look for our FIRST Half list of ALL events and our LAST HALF list of ALL events (coming soon). ============================== January 3, 2020:

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December 2019, Updated: Additional Art Parties/Events
December 2019, Updated: Additional Art Parties/Events

December 2019, Updated: Additional Art Parties/Events

2022-11-21T06:36:02+00:00By Kathy Leonardo|Categories: Past Events|Tags: Los Angeles Public Library, ÷-x+, 15, 2019, 2019 Open Show, 8333, a casual afternoon of holiday music, a holiday night market, a powerful symbol, Ade Omotosho, AJ Masthay, Alex Achaval, Alfonso Aceves, Alma Backyard Farms, Altadena Works, Amy Smith, and Derrick Woods-Morrow, Andee Kuroda, Andrea Lahue, Anton Nazarko, Antonio Pelayo, Anyes Galleani, Art Collection, Artbook, artist Kay Brown, Artist Ray Ford, artists, Ashley Hagen, Avenue 50 Studio, Backspace, Baphomet Barbie, Barbie iconography that landed the artists in the Louvre, bassist Maggie Hasspacher, Benedigital, Bergamot Station, Bioworkz, Blue Rooster Art Supplies, Boy Smells, Brooke Harker, Byous, BZippy & Co, CalArts World Percussion Ensemble, CANTSTOPGOODBOY, Carl George, celebrate the season, Cheezus, Chimento Contemporary , Christian Tedeschi, Christina Ramos, Christine Webb, Christmas Eve, CicLAvia, Cidne Hart, Collectors' Showcase, commissioned videos, Communities for a Better Environment, Corban Lundborg, Counter Culture Coffee, current exhibition, Cyrus Howlett, David Botello, December 11, December 14, December 24, December 5, December 6, December 7, Deirdre Sullivan-Beeman, DJ Jihaari, Dominic Ochoa, Donna Bates, Downtown, Echo Park Time Travel Mart / 826 LA, El Clasificado, Elena Jacobson, Eli’s Bee Company, Em Wafer , Emek, emerging art, Erika Ostrander, Ernesto Flores, Ernesto Vazquez, Essi Zimm, Everybody.World, food trucks, Gabba Gallery , galleries, Gallery 30 South, Gallery 825, Garden School Foundation, Gentle Thrills, Gioj DeMarco, group exhibition, guitarist Terry de Castro, Hauser & Wirth Los Angeles, Hauser & Wirth Los Angeles Shop, Hauser & Wirth Publishers, Henry Niller, Holiday Bazaar, holiday event, ICA LA, Iko Iko, Iman Shervington, in ICA LA's Annex, Industry of All Nations, Institute of Contemporary Art, IRVING PLACE STUDIO, Isabel Martinez, Iskar, J. Michael Walker, Jack Waters/Victor F.M. Torres, Jackson Dryden, Jamison Carter, Jaq Frost, Jason Ostro, Jeff Gillette, Jeffrey Sklan, Jennifer Korsen, Jermaine Rogers, Jim Mazza, Joey Feldman, Johnny Brushstrokes, Jordan K. Valdez, Judy Ostro, Jules Muck, Kate Carvellas, Keith Dugas, La Morra Pizzeria, LA-based makers, LAAA, laartparty, Leah Knecht, Leica Gallery Los Angeles, LGS Studio, Little Llama Peruvian Tacos, Live music, Lois Lambert Gallery, Lois Lambert Gallery and Lora Schlesinger, Lora Schlesinger, Los Angeles , Los Angeles Art Association, lucas raynaud, Luke Martin, Lynn Johnson, Maddalena Bearzi, Main Street, Manuela, Manuela Crew Passion Projects, Mar Abella, Margaret Griffith, Mariachi Lindas Mexicanas, Marq Spusta, Mary Hanson, massive group show, Max Neutra, Mercado at SPARC, Mexican identity, micro-gallery, Milla Chocolates, Mita Cuaron, Morley, My Friend’s Place, Nagisa Kamae, National Wildlife Federation, NEW ART, Nguyen Tan Hoang, Nicholas Bonamy, Nichole McDaniel, Nico Avina, Nicole Bruckman, Nicole Seisler, Noe Olivas, nonprofits, Not a Cult, Ofelia Esparza, Olga Ponomarenko, ongoing HIV/AIDS epidemic, Open Mind Art Space, Open Space, Otherwild, Pamela Ramos, PAMM, Paper Chase Press, PasteyWhyte, Patricia Lanza, Patrick Haemmerlein, Pérez Art Museum Miami, Performers, personal stories and program experiences, photographers, pianist Sarah Gibson, Piece by Piece, Plastic Religion, Pool & Marianela, Rene Gagnon, Ricky Sencion, Ruben Ochoa, Sacred Light, Samuel Jernigan, Santa Monica , Sendiri, Sergio Robleto, Shanti Avirgan, Shlome J Hayun, Sloan Projects, Spacegoth, SPARC, special 11 day, Stephania Gambaroff, Stephen Levey, studio, Tanya Brodksy, Tatiana Tensen, Teen Fellows, Terri Berman, The Craft in America House Band, The Durón Gallery, The Fahey/Klein Gallery, The Good Liver, The Van Gogh Affect, Thomas Müller, Three Gems Tea, Tōshee, two-day holiday marketplace, Vakseen, Val Kilmer, Venice Art Crawl, videos, Virgen de Guadalupe, Viva Ruiz, Volume 3, Warren Jacobson, Winter Open House, Wishlist, Wishlist 7, Wishlist 7.5, wood sculptures, Words Uncaged, wrdsmth, Yaneli Delgado, ZINES|

Happy Solstice, Hanukkah, Christmas, and Kwanza from the LAArtParty.com staff. This is the final UPDATE for December 2019. As always, the LAArtParty team will be takiing our holiday break starting on December 15, 2019. We will be back on January 3, 2020...for

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Mindful Accessories at Kathmandu Boutique!
Mindful Accessories at Kathmandu Boutique!

Mindful Accessories at Kathmandu Boutique!

2020-01-27T03:28:20+00:00By Kathy Leonardo|Categories: Uncategorized|Tags: .Kathmandu Boutique, business. beloved trinkets, HEART AND SOUL, hometown, Lincoln Blvd., Los Angeles , meditate, meditation, meditation center, merchandise, mindful living, Nepal, Owner Reena Gauchan, retreat, Santa Monica , santa monica businesses, wellness, yoga|

Kathmandu Boutique opened in 2005 on Lincoln Blvd., in Santa Monica. Owner Reena Gauchan has poured her heart and soul into the business. Featuring beloved trinkets from her hometown Nepal, much of the merchandise is geared towards mindful living.Kathmandu Boutique started

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Review: C.S. Lewis Onstage: The Most Reluctant Convert at The Broad Stage
Review: C.S. Lewis Onstage: The Most Reluctant Convert at The Broad Stage

Review: C.S. Lewis Onstage: The Most Reluctant Convert at The Broad Stage

2024-02-03T04:10:46+00:00By Barbara Kosoff|Categories: Reviews, Theater/Poetry/Books|Tags: adored British author, C S Lewis, C.S. Lewis Onstage: The Most Reluctant Convert, Chronicles of Narnia, co-directed, co-director, CSLewis, fantasy fiction, JeremyDaniels, Ken Denison, Max McLean, McLean, one-man play, performer, Photo, producer, religious writings, review, Santa Monica , the Broad Stage, Theater Review, theatre review, writter|

C.S. Lewis Onstage: The Most Reluctant Convert is a one-man play written, performed and co-directed by Max McLean at The Broad Stage in Santa Monica. Produced and co-directed by Ken Denison, McLean portrays C. S. Lewis, the much adored British author

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