On September 6, 2019, from 12:00 pm ~ 3:00 pm stop by the Camera Obscura Art Lab and take part in the 9th annual Art Break Day! From its 2011 inception in San Francisco, Art Break Day has grown into an international event, celebrated in 143 locations across six countries. So far this project has […]
Art is our one true global language. It knows no nation, it favors no race, and it acknowledges no class. It speaks to our need to reveal, heal, and transform. It transcends our ordinary lives and lets us imagine what is possible. – Richard Kamler Our 7th annual Art Break Day is THIS FRIDAY! This year […]
Santa Monica Open Street: Coast June 5 @ 9:00 am – 3:00 pm | FREE Metro presents: Santa Monica’s first Open Street Event: COAST Bike, bus, train or walk your way to a free, engaging and fun way to explore Santa Monica. Enjoy two miles of car-free streets and discover local food, music, shops, culture, […]
Be aware as you drive down, Santa Monica Boulevard into Beverley Hills you cannot help but be captured by this large piece of silver dung. What is it? Is it ART? Is it a metaphor for our materialistic culture of LA? or is it all they above or just silver poo?
Reposted from Art is Moving Blog After my Yelping rant on Friday about the lack of having an Arts and Culture in our institutions, I was so delighted and excited to find this amazing news about the healing Art Collection in Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles. From the CBS Broadcast History of the Healing Power […]
“One’s destination is never a place, but a new way of seeing things.” – Henry Miller Image from The Getty Museum, awesome place to visit in LA and it is FREE! Go on Saturday night and parking is Free as well. Perfect date place.
Last Sunday was a stunning day. Don and I decided to take a drive and to catch the sunset in Laguna Beach. We had never been before and we were due for an adventure. Our day began with our weekly jaunt to one of the local Farmers Markets in the area to stock up on organic Vegies. One […]
Nuestro Pueblo (Our Town), The Watts Towers by Sam Rodia. Construction Worker by day and Artist by night! Ever since I saw the Watts Towers on a lecture slide in my undergraduate Art Survey class, they haunted me. They seemed so mysterious. Was it a sacred site in an urban jungle, I wondered what was […]