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Conventions | WonderCon Los Angeles 2016

Photo credit: Linnea Aasland WonderCon is an annual convention, started in 1987 in the San Francisco Bay Area, transitioning to Anaheim for the last…

Culture Honey Bites: The Village Idiot on Melrose Ave, Los Angeles

Have you ever visited London? If you haven’t, do yourself a favor and book a flight immediately. For those who haven’t been to London…

Night on Broadway, Los Angeles, CA Jan. 2016

So what do you do when the City of Los Angeles closes down multiple city blocks (from at least 3rd through 7th) on Broadway…

The Broad and MOCA Grand – Contemporary Art in Los Angeles!

A quick trip to L.A.’s newest contemporary art museum, The Broad, and then across the street to MOCA makes for an awesome day of art in…

Lunch at Legendary Langer’s Delicatessen-Restaurant, Los Angeles

Lunch @ Langer’s Deli this past weekend was a definite two thumbs up, waaaay up! Home of the original #19 Pastrami Sandwich, using hand-cut,…

From Linda (Peaches) Tavani | UFO POP-UP – Los Angeles 12.18.15

Unique Forward Original (UFO) hosted their inaugural Pop-Up at a brand new gallery space in the heart of Hollywood on Friday, December 18, 2015….

Beautiful Refugio State Beach, CA: A Reasonable Los Angeles Family Get-Away!

There is no argument (at least in my mind) that the scenic Pacific coast of California is one of the most beautiful in the…

Shattered Glass @ the Jeffrey Deitch in Los Angles, Through May 22, 2021

Shattered Glass is a contemporary gallery featuring 40 artists reflecting stories of social justice, power, and the importance of black women.

Exhibit Review | Jeffery Deitch Gallery: Refik Anadol – Living Paintings

I took some time out of my schedule to attend Refik Anadol’s first major solo exhibition in Los Angeles, Living Paintings, which opened at the Jeffrey Deitch museum on February 14, 2023. This highly anticipated exhibition showcases Anadol’s complete series of artworks based on California-related datasets, exploring his fascination with the environments that shape his artistic vision.

Exhibit Review | HIP-HOP AMERICA: The Mixtape Exhibit, Grammy Museum, L.A.

Hip Hop? It’s the very essence of being a renegade, a cultural revolution born from the raw artistic expression of DJs and MCs back in the day in New York’s park of Sedgwick and Cedar. They were all about bending words, crafting wild sounds with whatever was at hand. The GRAMMY Museum has curated the “Hip Hop America: The Mixtape Exhibit” to dive into this journey, showcasing how a 50-year legacy of curiosity has pushed not just the music but the whole hip hop culture forward.

Exhibit Review | LUNA LUNA: Forgotten Fantasy

Drake’s vision of fostering unity shines through in LUNA LUNA, making it a place where people come together, I highly recommend experiencing this electrifying cornucopia of creativity as it comes to a city near you!

Exhibit Review | Art Share L.A. : SOMOS

These works underscore the enduring strength and resilience of our community. I am optimistic that the forthcoming generation will boldly seek fair and equal compensation, rightfully recognizing the immense value we contribute to the workforce.