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Jun 08, 2011 | Categories: RADAR | Tags: art culture downtown la, art party, Best of Downtown LA, Culture DTLA, Downtown LA, Downtown la Culture, DTLA, Events in Downtown LA, film independent, free tickets, indie flicks, june 16-26, LA Film Festival, Los Angeles art scene, Los Angeles events, Los Angeles Times, movies, show, things to do DTLA, things to do in downtown la, what's hot in Downtown | Leave A Comment »
According to Eater LA, the vodka bar Silo Bar would be opening sometime this month. I took a stroll down 7th yesterday to see if it was ready to open for Artwalk Thursday. I happened to walk by when there was a meeting going on inside the unopened bar. I instinctively waved my hands frantically [...]
Jun 08, 2011 | Categories: DRINKS | Tags: art party, Artwalk bars, bars in downtown la, beer, Best of Downtown LA, Downtown LA, eater la, Events in Downtown LA, LA Artwalk, liquor, Los Angeles, Los angeles artwalk, russian miracle elixir, silo bar, Things to do at Artwalk, things to do DTLA, vodka bar, what's hot in Downtown, wine | Leave A Comment »
FIRST FRIDAYS, the provocative series in which live music, discussion and curatorial tours converge in an after-hours event, concludes its 8th season on Friday, June 3. This final evening will center on Dr. Luis Chiappe’s talk “The Dinosaur in Your Backyard.” Dr. Chiappe is head of NHM’s Dinosaur Institute and curator of the upcoming Dinosaur [...]
Jun 01, 2011 | Categories: RADAR | Tags: art culture downtown la, art party, Best of Downtown LA, concert, Culture, Culture DTLA, dirty beaches, Downtown LA, dr.luis chiappe, first fridays, gayngs, live music, Los Angeles, Los Angeles art scene, Los Angeles concert, Los Angeles events, Music, natural history museum, things to do DTLA, what's hot in Downtown | Leave A Comment »
The Salastina Music Society will present a concert at The Colburn School’s Thayer Hall on June 18th, 2011 at 3 pm. The program features Artistic Directors/violinists Kevin Kumar & Maia Jasper, along with a stellar cast of instrumentalists, and offers a diverse range of music from classical, folk, and dance to a world premiere. The [...]
May 23, 2011 | Categories: CULTURE, LAbuzz | Tags: Antonin Dvořák, Art, art culture downtown la, art party, Arturo Márquez, Béla Bartók, Best of Downtown LA, Catherine Ransom Karoly, classical, colburn school, complimentary ice cream, concert, Culture, Culture DTLA, David Parmeter, Downtown LA, Elizabeth Futral, folk, Gregory Cohen, Håkan Rosengren, Jeremy Cavaterra, Julie Ann Smith, june 18th, kevin kumar, live music, Los Angeles, Los Angeles art scene, Los Angeles events, Los Angeles live music, maia jasper, Mark O’Connor, Maurice Ravel, Music, Robert Brophy, Rod Gilfry, salastina music society, scoops gelato, thayer hall, things to do DTLA, Three Neruda Arias, Timothy Landauer, what's hot in Downtown | Leave A Comment »
On May 21 Active Arts at the Music Center will be displaying over a 1,000 photographs featuring A Day in the Life LA, submitted by amateur photographers across LA. Viewers can cast their vote for the best photo essay submission via text. As an amateur photographer myself, I decided to submit two photo essays for [...]
May 18, 2011 | Categories: CULTURE | Tags: 000 photographs, 1, A Day in the Life LA, active arts, Angelinos, Art, art culture downtown la, art party, Best of Downtown LA, Brand X, Culture DTLA, dance party, DJ Garth Trinidad, Downtown LA, Downtown LA pug, Events in Downtown LA, free beginner lessons, Los Angeles, Los Angeles art scene, Los Angeles live music, Los Angeles Times, may 21st, music center, Music Center Hosts Photo Essay Contest Under the Stars, Pulse of LA, Tenba Vector camera bag, things to do DTLA, what's hot in Downtown | Leave A Comment »
“We awaken this spring Vitalized, by the knowledge that all possess the power to evolve and reinvent ourselves and the world around us. In a time when so much revolves around conflict or passivity, by tuning in, showing up, and making LIFE happen, we move everything forward. How will you Vitalize your life and the [...]
Apr 20, 2010 | Categories: Art | Tags: Aly Kourouma, Ando Pndlian, AquaVee, Area 33, art party, Bass Ritual, Brooke Benson Designs, Brooke Shaden, Celine Diano, Chris Rowland, Create: Fixate, Crystal Sylver, Culver City, Culver City art scene, Delevo Designs, Eduardo Castillo, George Jacob, George Sarah and String Trio, Gunner Johnson, Hans Haveron, Jason Macaya, Kerianne Connor, Los Angeles, Mads Christensen, Maes Jewelry Designs, Mario Canali, Mr. Caparro, OSS Animal Medicine Jewelry, Patrick Haemmerlein, Raffaele, Simone Schulz, The Loomer, underground, Victoria Reyna Designs, Walt Jones | Leave A Comment »
Masque Films’ Inevitable Unveiling on Saturday night did a great job of setting the aesthetic tone of Masque Films. Taking place in the ASTO Museum in a begotten part of Lincoln Heights, the unveiling immediately enveloped the audience into the Masque world – a dark, delicate, and hauntingly beautiful place filled with furtive, sidelong glances, [...]
Apr 05, 2010 | Categories: Parties | Tags: art party, ASTO, ASTO Lincoln Heights, ASTO Museum, beer, burlesque, independent films, indie, Lincoln Heights, Los Angeles, Los Angeles events, Los Angeles film, Los Angeles filmmakers, Los Angeles independent filmmakers, Masked Meow, Masque, Masque Films, Masque Productions, Mayfield, Mayfield beer, Mayfield Brewing Company, party, Sandra Powers, The Inevitable Unveiling, Tuvalu, underground | 1 Comment »
Ahh, the Art of Bleeding. What a crazy, chaotic vaguely hospital-themed, vaguely mad scientist-themed hot mess of a show. They’ve incorporated nearly everything under the sun into their show, most notably Abram the Safety Ape – always looking out for your safety! But now, the Art of Bleeding show goes without that insolent robot, silly [...]
Mar 02, 2010 | Categories: Parties | Tags: Abram the Safety Ape, art party, circus, Circus club, Fetish Nation, Hollywood, Hollywood nightlife, indie, installation art, interactive art, Los Angeles art, Los Angeles art scene, Los Angeles event, The Art of Bleeding, underground | Leave A Comment »
It’s what Baccanalia is all about – a swirling festival of art, live music, live painting, art installations, with cheese and wine flowing all around. The Daydream Republic has started off 2010 with a bang, moving into a bigger space at 4500 West Jefferson – remember the tiny gallery space they had in 2009 on [...]
Jan 12, 2010 | Categories: LAbuzz | Tags: art party, Bacchanal, Cannibal Flower, concert, Crystal Sylver, Culver City, Culver City art, Culver City art opening, Culver City nightlife, Daydream Republic, indie, John Culqui, Lane Shih, Laura Diamond, LC, Los Angeles, Los Angeles art party, Los Angeles art scene, Los Angeles concerts, Los Angeles events, Los Angeles music, Los Angeles nightlife, Mason Quality, Meterhead, Mr. Numberonderful, Music, NS David, Prince Parise, Projections/Orgone, Saturday, Shady Hasty, show, techno, Thinkspace, underground, Uri Averbuch, Vladimir Zimakov | Leave A Comment »
In my estimation, Area 33 was the place to be for NYE in LA. At any point in the night. This new venue in Culver City seems like it could very well be the replacement Space Island, or at least that’s what I hoped. Space Island was such a cool venue, with 3 separate DJ [...]
Jan 02, 2010 | Categories: Culture, Music | Tags: Area 33, art party, burners, Burning Man, Culver City, dance party, DJ, DJ Imagika, live DJs, Los Angeles art scene, Los Angeles burners, Los Angeles Burning Man, Los Angeles concerts, Los Angeles dance party, Los Angeles music, Los Angeles parties, New Year's Eve, Space Island, underground, underground parties | Leave A Comment »
The Evening of Sinister Amusement at Hollywood’s Unknown Theatre was a little sinister, a little amusing, and all in all some great entertainment. After a long, long, (maybe I got there too early?) long time to get started, in which I was subject to way too much Ramones, the night finally opened with films by [...]
Dec 24, 2009 | Categories: Music, Parties | Tags: Art, art party, Burning Man, Dime Museum, Evening of Sinister Amusement, Hollywood, indie, live music, Los Angeles, Los Angeles concerts, Los Angeles live performance, Mather Louth, noir theater, Radio Noir, rock, Sandra Powers, show, Timur, underground, Unknown Theater | Leave A Comment »
Indie Collective Gallery is presenting “Everyday Plagues,” an exhibition of new works on paper and objects by artist Susan Arena. Arena’s latest work reveals the underlying anxiety present in everyday life and relationships. Influenced by an obsession with folk art, Arena uses non “monumental” materials such as handmade paper, bits of cast-off clothing, wallpaper and [...]
Nov 18, 2009 | Categories: LAbuzz | Tags: Art, art party, Collective, Culver City, Culver City art, Culver City art opening, Culver City art show, December art opening, drawing, Everyday Plagues, Gulbin Yavuz, indie, Indie Collective Gallery, Los Angeles, Los Angeles art opening, Los Angeles art scene, painting, show, Susan Arena | Leave A Comment »
Create:Fixate will host Infinity, its eight-year anniversary celebration, on Saturday, December 5, 2009 from 7:00 p.m. – 2:00 a.m. Featuring over forty top local artists, DJs, and musicians, the night will offer work in a plethora of media including painting, photography, sculpture, multimedia, installation, fashion, jewelry, and video projection. Infinity will feature the work of approximately 30 [...]
Nov 18, 2009 | Categories: LAbuzz | Tags: Art, art party, Audio Lab, Create: Fixate, Dave Hughes, Dave Lovejoy, Downtown art show, Downtown LA, festival, Gavin Hardkiss, Hawke, Healamonster, Infinity, Jeremy Sole, justin Paul, Kerianne Connor, Los Angeles, Los Angeles art, Los Angeles art scene, Los Angeles art shows, Los Angeles events, Musaics, party, show, Sun Valley, Tarsier, underground | Leave A Comment »
Spilt Society’s first multimedia art show last night was easily one of the most conceptually fulfilling shows I’ve seen in a long, long time. The idea behind the show was to track the creative process from the point of conception to the finished work. Causecast donated the space – an interesting multi-room affair built to [...]
Nov 15, 2009 | Categories: Art | Tags: Art, art openings, art party, art shows, Causecast, Hansomei, Jen Jansen, Los Angeles art, Los Angeles art scene, Los Angeles art show, Los Angeles emerging art, Matt Devine, Rxmance, Saturday, Spilt Society, underground | Leave A Comment »
For all you Facebookers (Facebookians? Facebookites?) the LA Buzz Blog is now on Facebook! Become a fan today and get to-the-minute updates of all our awesome posts. By becoming a fan of Facebook, you’ll finally be “that kid”, the one on the block who always knows of the newest and most cutting-edge music, arts & [...]
Nov 15, 2009 | Categories: LAbuzz | Tags: art party, Beverly Hills, Culver City, dance clubs, Downtown LA, downtown Los Angeles, Echo Park, Facebook, Fashion, food, Highland Park, hip-hop, Inglewood, LA State Historic Park, live music, Los Angeles art, Los Angeles art scene, Los Angeles bars, Los Angeles clubs, Los Angeles concerts, Los Angeles events, Los Angeles live music, Los Angeles music, Los Angeles nightlife, Los Angeles Restaurants, Museum Mile, Music, nightlife, S.O.U.P Kitchen, Santa Monica, silverlake, social network, southern California, venice, Viper Room, West Hollywood | Leave A Comment »
Arts organization Create:Fixate will host “Liberate the Arts,” an eclectic art- and music-filled fundraiser, on Thursday, November 5, 2009 from 7:00pm to 11:00pm. An inspired lineup of visual artists, DJs, and musicians will activate the party space at WAL*ART (1639 S. La Cienega, Los Angeles, CA 90035). Presale admission is $60 ($80 admission plus Create:Fixate patron membership) and includes a hosted [...]
Oct 27, 2009 | Categories: Art, Culture | Tags: AquaVee, art party, breakbeat jazz, Create:Fixate, Culver City art, Culver City art scene, Culver City galleries, DJs, independent artists, Liberate the Arts, Los Angeles, Los Angeles artists, Los Angeles DJs, Los Angeles musicians, Michael Pukac, Wal*Art | 1 Comment »
August 29! It’s always an exciting time with Cannibal Flower! Michael Pukac again will be live painting and exhibiting work for this awesome show! Time: 9pm-1am Featured Artist: Kelly Berg Live Performance Ephemme Body Suspension / Performance Art Fashion Show Ceramic Corsets by Nicole Moan Live Painting Mear One John Parks Prince Parise Michael Pukac Live Body Painting Brian [...]
Aug 27, 2009 | Categories: Art, Parties, Play | Tags: Anniversary, art party, art show, body suspension, Brian Crump, Cannibal Flower, CAVE Gallery, Ephemme, Jas Shepard, John Parks, Kelly Berg, Los Angeles, Mear One, Michael Pukac, Mr. NumberOnederful, Nicole Moan, party, performance art, Prince Parise, X-Point | Leave A Comment »
Ah, the Garden of Earthly Delights on Saturday night. Located in a previously unknown gallery, Daydream Republic, in a previously and currently forgotten part of town (West Adams for a night on the town? Anyone?…..Hello?), The Garden of Earthly Delights sprung up from literally nowhere to display some of the coolest art I’ve seen in [...]
Aug 25, 2009 | Categories: Art | Tags: art opening, art party, Brian Robertson, Cannibal Flower, Daydream Republic, Joe Bravo, Los Angeles, Michael Pukac, nightlife, West Adams, wine and cheese | Leave A Comment »
Create:Fixate‘s Build party was this past weekend, and they have, once again, managed to find the best of the best in young and emerging artists from wide and far in Los Angeles. I’d never been to a Create:Fixate party, but I’d sure as heck heard of them, something like they were these ubercool undergroundish all [...]
Jun 30, 2009 | Categories: Art, Parties | Tags: Art, art party, Create, D'Isa, Dadaism, Daly, emerging artists, Fixate, Francesco, Kate, local, Los Angeles, Max, Neutra | Leave A Comment »
