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December 15, 2021: Live Talks LA, Norman Lear
December 15, 2021: Live Talks LA, Norman Lear

December 15, 2021: Live Talks LA, Norman Lear

2022-01-02T20:24:41+00:00By Kathy Leonardo|Categories: Past Events|Tags: AllintheFamily. ArchieBunker, CarrollOConnor, EdithBunker, iconiccharacters, iconictelevision, JeanStapleton, JimColucci, Legendary, legendary writer, LiveTalks, LiveTalksLA, LosAngelesevent, MikeMeatheadStivic, NormanLear, Rob Reiner, SallyStruthers, television, televisionhistory, tvproducer, tvwriter, virtualLiveTalks, virtualtalk|

Live Talks LA continues to host in-person AND virtual talks. Here is a virtual talk we’d like to spotlight - check website for other upcoming events. Enjoy an evening with Norman Lear in conversation with Jim Colucci on Thursday, December 15,

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Review: “On Beckett” at the Kirk Douglas Theater
Review: “On Beckett” at the Kirk Douglas Theater

Review: “On Beckett” at the Kirk Douglas Theater

2020-02-14T21:28:41+00:00By Michael Baroff|Categories: Reviews, Theater/Poetry/Books|Tags: a Drama Desk award, Best Actor, Bill Irwin, BillIrwin, Cary Loudermilk of Legion, Center Theatre Group's Kirk Douglas Theatre, clown performer, Craig Schwartz Photography, David Shiner, Eight Men Out, Fool Moon, Interstellar, LAArtParty reviews, Los Angeles Theater, los angeles theatre, Mr. Noodle Elmo's World, Nathan Lane, On Beckett, or Who is Sylvia opposite Sally Field, performances, performer, Photo, Rachel Getting Married, sally fields, September 18 at 8pm. director, Stepping Out, television, Texts for Nothing, the actor Samuel Beckett, the Ahmanson Theatre, The Goat, The Grinch Who Stole Christmas, The Iceman Cometh, The Regard of Flight, theater, theater listings, Theater Review, theater reviewers, theatre, Tony Award, Waiting For Godot, Wednesday, Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf|

Do not shy away from seeing Bill Irwin's "On Beckett" if you feel lacking in your knowledge of the literary master's work. Irwin acknowledges that he is not a scholar nor has he read all of Beckett's literary output; rather he

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Now thru October 27, 2019: Center Theatre Group’s Kirk Douglas Theatre, “On Beckett”
Now thru October 27, 2019: Center Theatre Group’s Kirk Douglas Theatre, “On Beckett”

Now thru October 27, 2019: Center Theatre Group’s Kirk Douglas Theatre, “On Beckett”

2020-01-19T02:12:37+00:00By Kathy Leonardo|Categories: Past Events|Tags: a Drama Desk award, Best Actor, Bill Irwin, Cary Loudermilk of Legion, Center Theatre Group's Kirk Douglas Theatre, clown performer, Craig Schwartz Photography, David Shiner, Eight Men Out, Fool Moon, Interstellar, Los Angeles Theater, los angeles theatre, Mr. Noodle Elmo's World, Nathan Lane, On Beckett, or Who is Sylvia opposite Sally Field, performances, performer and now finds himself considering and reconsidering.BillIrwin, Photo, Rachel Getting Married, sally fields, September 18 at 8pm. director, Stepping Out, television, Texts for Nothing, the actor Samuel Beckett, the Ahmanson Theatre, The Goat, The Grinch Who Stole Christmas, The Iceman Cometh, The Regard of Flight, theater, theatre, Tony Award, Waiting For Godot, Wednesday, Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf|

"On Beckett" opened at Center Theatre Group's Kirk Douglas Theatre on Wednesday, September 18 at 8pm. Conceived and performed by Bill Irwin, the actor is haunted by the work of Samuel Beckett – language he learned over years as a performer

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June 8, 2019: The Davyd Whaley Foundation

2019-05-31T04:00:18+00:00By Kathy Leonardo|Categories: Past Events|Tags: $42, 000, 1967-2014, 2017-2019 grant recipients, Art, art exhibition, art parties, art party, artist grants, artists, awarded, Castelli Art Space, Celebration, children, cultural organizations, Davyd, director Norman Buckley, la openings, late husband, local artists, Los Angeles painter Davyd Whaley, organization, painter, Southern California, television, The Davyd Whaley Foundation, underserved communities|

The Davyd Whaley Foundation celebrates their 2017-2019 grant recipients with an art exhibition at Castelli Art Space. Since its inception, the three-year old organization has awarded over $42,000 to seven artists in Southern California. Established by television director Norman Buckley in honor of his late

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June 8, 2019: The Davyd Whaley Foundation

2019-05-31T04:00:18+00:00By Kathy Leonardo|Categories: Past Events|Tags: $42, 000, 1967-2014, 2017-2019 grant recipients, Art, art exhibition, art parties, art party, artist grants, artists, awarded, Castelli Art Space, Celebration, children, cultural organizations, Davyd, director Norman Buckley, la openings, late husband, local artists, Los Angeles painter Davyd Whaley, organization, painter, Southern California, television, The Davyd Whaley Foundation, underserved communities|

The Davyd Whaley Foundation celebrates their 2017-2019 grant recipients with an art exhibition at Castelli Art Space. Since its inception, the three-year old organization has awarded over $42,000 to seven artists in Southern California. Established by television director Norman Buckley in honor of his late

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Couturier Gallery, “L.A. NOIR”
Couturier Gallery, “L.A. NOIR”

Couturier Gallery, “L.A. NOIR”

2017-07-27T19:53:29+00:00By Kathy Leonardo|Categories: Past Events|Tags: A City Reimagined, architectural landmarks, August 5 2017, Baltimore Museum of Art, Center for Advanced Visual Studies, Couturier Gallery, digital media, documentary films, editorial, Fashion, Ferens Art Gallery, Hollywood, Hollywood Reporter, Johns Hopkins University, Ken Locker, L.A. NOIR, La Brea Ave, LA NOIR, MIT, New York Times, photographer, portrait photography, television, The Guardian, the Wrap|

Couturier Gallery is pleased to present "L.A. NOIR: A City Reimagined," an exhibition of black and white inkjet prints mannered in the style of Noir, depicting famous architectural landmarks throughout Hollywood and the greater Los Angeles area, by photographer Ken Locker. Ken

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TOP TEN ART PARTIES / Events in August 2017
TOP TEN ART PARTIES / Events in August 2017

TOP TEN ART PARTIES / Events in August 2017

2020-01-19T02:03:51+00:00By Kathy Leonardo|Categories: Past Events|Tags: awe inspiring vistas, costumes, mountain landscape, Asian, Mike Dommermuth, Scott Mayers, Trine Churchill, 13 2017, 27 2017, 50th Anniversary, A City Reimagined, Abbot Kinney Blvd, African, Alameda St., Ale Cohen , American culture, Amoeba, and New Wilderness, Angel City, Angelenos, Ann Hamilton, Ann Hamilton at Gemini GEL, Anniversary Party, architectural landmarks, Art, art colony, Artopia, August 12, August 12 2017, August 19 2017, August 24, August 26 2017, August 5 2017, Aura Howell, Bai, Baltimore Museum of Art, Barefoot Wines, barn tours, Big LA Portrait Gallery, Bill Neal, birds of prey, blind embossment etchings, blown glass, book signings, Boyle Heights, Burke Museum of Natural History and Culture, Califia Farms, California, California College of the Arts, Cambodia, Celebration, Center for Advanced Visual Studies, Cheyne Walls, children, China, Coastal Luxury Management, Colorado, conservation, cooking demonstrations, Courvoisier, Couturier Gallery, cowboys, cowgirls, Craft in America, Craft in America Center, creative capital, Dawn Arrowsmith, deep bathing pools, Deity, digital media, diversity, dj, DJ's, documentary films, Don Lewis, Downtown Los Angeles, Drew Tewksbury, DTLA Art District, dublab, editorial, Effen, Elena Dorfman, elephants, etchings, Ewa Pietaszak, extinction, Fashion, Fatemeh Burnes, Ferens Art Gallery, Figurative Painting Class, film, FOOD and WINE. Lexus, Francesco Siqueiros and Peter Wowkowych, G2 Gallery, Gemini GEL, glass, Grand Avenue, Grand Park, Grand Park's 5th Anniversary, Greg Haddad, Gregg Segal, Griffith Park, Hawaii, Health Ade Kombucha, Henry Art Gallery, Hollywood, Hollywood Reporter, hors d'oeuvres, hosted bar, Huberts, human body, Imperfect Produce, India, installations, interactive/participatory projects, international, inventive sculptural multiples, Jaime Guerrero, Jennifer MaHarry, Jodi Gusek, Joe Pugliese, Johns Hopkins University, Julie Arnoff, Ken Locker, Kentro, L.A. NOIR, La Brea Ave, LA NOIR, LA Weekly, la zoo, Lantern House, Latino identity, life size figures, Lillian Abel, live dance, Los Angeles County Hall of Records, Los Angeles Food & Wine Festival, Los Angeles Food and Wine Festival, Los Angeles Zoo, lunches, Maiden L.A, Mary Bonic, Maxwell McMaster, Memorial Maria Luisa Photography Award, Mike Newhouse, Miles from Los Angeles, Milwood Avenue, MIT, Monika Basse, music, music performances, musicians, National Wildlife Federation, nature photography, New York Times, non profit organization, nonprofit organization, Oakland, outdoor space, Pabst Blue Ribbon, panoramic, parishioners, Paul Hibler, Peggy Nichols, Performers, personal experiences, photo booth, photographer, photographic exhibition, photographs, portrait photography, prints, private residences, Ruthie Seroussi, sandy hills, Santa Fe Art Colony, Santa Fe Art Colony Open Studios, screen printing, screen prints, sculpt, sculptures, seminars, socio political Los Angeles, South Los Angeles, special events, Studio C Gallery, Summer Soirée, Sunset Ranch, tastings, teaching, television, textiles, Thailand, The Berkley Foundation, The Dudes' Brewing Co, the G2 Gallery, The Greek, The Guardian, The University of Libraries Special Collections, the Wrap, Tiffany Rochelle, Trinity Baptist Church, Union Station, Universal Declaration of Human Right , University of Washington, Venice, Venice arts, Venice Arts Soiree, video art, visionary artists, W Third St. young immigrants, Walt Disney Concert Hall, Washington, WATTS, wild horses, World Elephant Day, Yosemite Valley, youth arts, Zico, ZooLAbration|

Can you believe August is here already??? Well, so our our Top Ten Art Parties / Events. FYI - remember, we do update our Additional Events Page 2-3 times a month. Be sure to LIKE LAArtParty's FB Page - this is where

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TOP TEN ART PARTIES / Events in August 2017
TOP TEN ART PARTIES / Events in August 2017

TOP TEN ART PARTIES / Events in August 2017

2020-01-19T02:03:57+00:00By Kathy Leonardo|Categories: Past Events|Tags: awe inspiring vistas, costumes, mountain landscape, Asian, Mike Dommermuth, Scott Mayers, Trine Churchill, 13 2017, 27 2017, 50th Anniversary, A City Reimagined, Abbot Kinney Blvd, African, Alameda St., Ale Cohen , American culture, Amoeba, and New Wilderness, Angel City, Angelenos, Ann Hamilton, Ann Hamilton at Gemini GEL, Anniversary Party, architectural landmarks, Art, art colony, Artopia, August 12, August 12 2017, August 19 2017, August 24, August 26 2017, August 5 2017, Aura Howell, Bai, Baltimore Museum of Art, Barefoot Wines, barn tours, Big LA Portrait Gallery, Bill Neal, birds of prey, blind embossment etchings, blown glass, book signings, Boyle Heights, Burke Museum of Natural History and Culture, Califia Farms, California, California College of the Arts, Cambodia, Celebration, Center for Advanced Visual Studies, Cheyne Walls, children, China, Coastal Luxury Management, Colorado, conservation, cooking demonstrations, Courvoisier, Couturier Gallery, cowboys, cowgirls, Craft in America, Craft in America Center, creative capital, Dawn Arrowsmith, deep bathing pools, Deity, digital media, diversity, dj, DJ's, documentary films, Don Lewis, Downtown Los Angeles, Drew Tewksbury, DTLA Art District, dublab, editorial, Effen, Elena Dorfman, elephants, etchings, Ewa Pietaszak, extinction, Fashion, Fatemeh Burnes, Ferens Art Gallery, Figurative Painting Class, film, FOOD and WINE. Lexus, Francesco Siqueiros and Peter Wowkowych, G2 Gallery, Gemini GEL, glass, Grand Avenue, Grand Park, Grand Park's 5th Anniversary, Greg Haddad, Gregg Segal, Griffith Park, Hawaii, Health Ade Kombucha, Henry Art Gallery, Hollywood, Hollywood Reporter, hors d'oeuvres, hosted bar, Huberts, human body, Imperfect Produce, India, installations, interactive/participatory projects, international, inventive sculptural multiples, Jaime Guerrero, Jennifer MaHarry, Jodi Gusek, Joe Pugliese, Johns Hopkins University, Julie Arnoff, Ken Locker, Kentro, L.A. NOIR, La Brea Ave, LA NOIR, LA Weekly, la zoo, Lantern House, Latino identity, life size figures, Lillian Abel, live dance, Los Angeles County Hall of Records, Los Angeles Food & Wine Festival, Los Angeles Food and Wine Festival, Los Angeles Zoo, lunches, Maiden L.A, Mary Bonic, Maxwell McMaster, Memorial Maria Luisa Photography Award, Mike Newhouse, Miles from Los Angeles, Milwood Avenue, MIT, Monika Basse, music, music performances, musicians, National Wildlife Federation, nature photography, New York Times, non profit organization, nonprofit organization, Oakland, outdoor space, Pabst Blue Ribbon, panoramic, parishioners, Paul Hibler, Peggy Nichols, Performers, personal experiences, photo booth, photographer, photographic exhibition, photographs, portrait photography, prints, private residences, Ruthie Seroussi, sandy hills, Santa Fe Art Colony, Santa Fe Art Colony Open Studios, screen printing, screen prints, sculpt, sculptures, seminars, socio political Los Angeles, South Los Angeles, special events, Studio C Gallery, Summer Soirée, Sunset Ranch, tastings, teaching, television, textiles, Thailand, The Berkley Foundation, The Dudes' Brewing Co, the G2 Gallery, The Greek, The Guardian, The University of Libraries Special Collections, the Wrap, Tiffany Rochelle, Trinity Baptist Church, Union Station, Universal Declaration of Human Right , University of Washington, Venice, Venice arts, Venice Arts Soiree, video art, visionary artists, W Third St. young immigrants, Walt Disney Concert Hall, Washington, WATTS, wild horses, World Elephant Day, Yosemite Valley, youth arts, Zico, ZooLAbration|

See below for LAArtParty’s FINAL UPDATED list of additional Art Parties / Events for August. Be sure to LIKE LAArtParty's FB Page - this is where we post UPDATES, or sign up for our newsletter at LAArtParty@gmail.com and we will notify you, when we add more events. If you have

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On View Now: Hauser & Wirth Los Angeles
On View Now: Hauser & Wirth Los Angeles

On View Now: Hauser & Wirth Los Angeles

2018-10-14T20:58:41+00:00By Kathy Leonardo|Categories: Past Events|Tags: 13 different personas, 13-channel film installation, 1898 – 1976, actress Cate Blanchett, Additional Events Page, Analogue, art talk, artist Alexander Calder, artists manifestos, earlier event, first exhibition, Gallery, Hauser & Wirth Los Angeles, Julian Rosefeldt, los angeles, Los Angeles exhibition, Los Angeles MOCA retrospective, Manifesto 2015, New York-based artist, opening, opening reception, Survey, television, The Museum of Contemporary Art, the West Coast, three new exhibitions, visual artist, Zoe Leonard|

Hauser & Wirth Los Angeles celebrates three new exhibitions. This is the gallery's first exhibition in Los Angeles devoted to renowned artist Alexander Calder (1898 – 1976). Organized in collaboration with the Calder Foundation, New York, 'Calder: Nonspace' presents primarily monochromatic,

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