On the second day of the Los Angeles Music Video Festival, three directors were invited to pitch their ideas to a band in front of a live audience. They each had three minutes to talk and all of them had uniquely different concepts for the song. The first pitch [read more...]
At the end of the 90′s there was a really weird film named JAWBREAKER about a couple of girls who kidnap one of their friends and gag her with a giant hard candy of the same name. Unfortunately, the girl dies and then then a technicolor adventure to try [read more...]
JAUS is a beautiful artist-run gallery located on a residential street in West LA. And for their last exhibit, co-owner Chris Tallon curated a group of 6 like-minded artists whose actions were based more on impulse then rationality. The work was on display for two months and all sat [read more...]
Chris BurdenĀ “Shoot”, 1971. Courtesy Chris Burden.
Invisible Relic
Park Life Gallery
May 12 – June 10, 2012
Opening Reception Saturday, May 12. 7-10 pm
Do we get to eat the fish?
If you’re interested in spectacle–and who is not, it’s [read more...]
Over 30 artists came together to auction off their work in an effort to help David Castleman pay his medical bills due to a recent bout with Cancer. And they all brought their A-game with them. So, a diverse array of original art lined the walls of the Keystone [read more...]
A&O Events
4.6 6-9pm: Oakland Art Murmur4.7 10am-12pm: New Museum First Saturdays
through 3.17: Two Heads are Better than One | Theo A. Rosenblum & Chelsea Seltzer The Hole Nyc
4.5 - 4.29: Karma Kit Kaboodle | Maria Pessino Keyes Art Projects
through 5.12: Choices | John Chamberlain Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum
through 5.27: Whitney Biennial 2012 Whitney Museum of American ArtArchives





