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
