Joan Rivers Takes A Bong Hit
Seriously love this lady.
“They Tipped The Country and the Nuts All Rolled To Los Angeles”
The Wrinkles Of The City, Los Angeles by JR
via, nuart
Blue Ivy
Musician and writer Kat Meoz takes us on a journey, and eventually reviews Blue Ivy, the potent strain of cannabis named after Beyonce and Jay-Z’s baby girl.
Behind The Wall: The Battle for LA’s Murals
directed by Oliver Riley-Smith
Twin Peaks in Red Vines
The fact that this piece by Jason Mecier is 60″ x 40″ means that it will dominate any space you put it.
On view currently along with more licorice works at IAm8Bit Gallery in Echo Park.
Artist Eats: Bill McRight
For this installment of “Artist Eats,” we asked Bill McRight to share his favorite place to eat. Bill is an artist, printmaker and member Space 1026, who also makes sticks that kill in his free time.
Continue reading for his answer.
October 28, 2011 | by Zio | In art, Artist Eats, Food + Drink, Los Angeles, Restaurants | No Comments
Art Openings in NY and LA this Weekend
Lots of good shows to stop by. All around favorite AJ Fosik opens up a show on Saturday night (10/22) at Jonathan Levine Gallery. Definitely go there.
Also in NYC: Urs Fischer and Cassandra Macleod at Gavin Brown, Allison Schulnick at Zieher Smith, and Process Ink, a poetry reading at The Hole.
In LA: Ray Caesar at Corey Helford, and Pure Logo, a great show curated by Skullphone at New Image Art.
Art Openings in LA
Peter Gronquist at Gallery 1988 Venice (10/14), Daze and HowNosm at Known Gallery (10/15), and Tim Biskup at THIS (10/14).
Artist Eats: Seonna Hong
Seonna Hong is a Los Angeles-based artist and animation art director. In 2004, she received an Emmy for her work on My Life as a Teenage Robot, and she continues to keep her plate full with national and international gallery shows. For this installment of “Artist Eats,” we asked Seonna to share her favorite places to eat.
“Wow, I love food so it’s hard to narrow it down,” Seonna says. “Here’s two.”
And You Thought Art In The Streets Was Done
Well… it is. However Vanity Fair, and Cadillac have decided that they can align themselves with the ‘brand’ and squeeze a little more cultural relevance out of the one-off show in the form of a ‘murals project’ in West Hollywood. Nothing innovative about this one.
Artist Eats: Estevan Oriol
For the third installment of our “Artist Eats” series, we asked Estevan Oriol to share his favorite place to eat. Estevan is a world-renowned photographer and filmmaker, whose gritty black-and-white images are instantly recognizable and uniquely Angeleno. His show, Like Father, Like Son, with fellow photographer and father Eriberto Oriol, opens at Carmichael Gallery on Saturday, October 1.
Continue reading for his delicious answer.
