Presented by Corey Helford Gallery
SCOPE-Miami, FL
11/30-12/-5

Corey Helford Gallery is pleased to announce its debut at the prestigious SCOPE Art Show during Art Basel Miami Beach 2010. Considered the “Olympics of the Art World,”each December Miami Beach transforms into the epicenter of the global art community, bringing together the world’s finest artists, galleries, art fairs, collectors and creatives from around the world. →

Exchange LA- Los Angeles, CA
12/02/10

After much success across the pond in London, Red Bull Music Academy Culture Clash will make its U.S. debut in Los Angeles on Thursday, December 2nd at Exchange LA. Four L.A. based, but internationally known and well-respected music collectives will participate and battle to be named winner by the crowd. The collectives will be Dim Mak, Dub Club, Smog and Stones Throw. →

The Hammer Museum in Los Angeles is one of those world-class art institutions which have actively pursued the task of engaging the public with popular free events celebrating the arts and media culture. It’s hosted a wide range of events and lectures dedicated to music and video and has exhibited works by today’s both renown and underrepresented artists. →

James Ford and Jas Shaw are not squeamish when it comes to the world’s cuisines. As part of techno act Simian Mobile Disco, they’ve toured places like Ibiza and Glastonbury, eating their way through each city and picking up inspiration. These globe-trotting gourmands have combined their analog production aesthetic and world-wise experiences to release the digital-only release Delicacies, a compilation of instrumental 12″ singles named after their favorite foods. →

Let’s Spend The Night Together: Confessions of Rock’s Greatest Groupies (premiere party, w/ live panel of special guests!)
The Cinefamily – Los Angeles, CA
12/13/2010

Former lovers and bedmates of the likes of Mick Jagger and David Bowie star in this VH1 documentary about groupies who lived and partied during the seventies. Rock historian and former groupie Pamela Des Barres (author of two rock ‘n’ roll memoirs) recounts the cultural and sexual zeitgeist of her youth →

Minimalist funk group Fujiya & Miyagi returns with a darker, more piercing sound in new single “16 Shades of Black and Blue.” Taking a decidedly more confrontational route, the band confronts the world with songs about feeling annoyed at institutions and people, which is a feeling that should be common to almost anyone who follows the news. The new record Ventriloquizzing comes out in January 2011 through Full Time Hobby and Yep Roc. →

From INTO THE WOODS.TV, Daedelus tears it up on his custom-made monome at Ground Kontrol Arcade in Portland. The L.A.-based artist is an admitted fan of tabletop gaming, but in this video, he shows off a little bit of muscle in the 1991 arcade classic Street Fighter II. Check out his five-finger technique across multiple platforms. →

Decolonizing Architecture
Roy and Edna Disney/Cal Arts Theatre (REDCAT) – Los Angeles, CA
Opening Reception 11/5/10

REDCAT is pleased to present the first U.S. exhibition by Decolonizing Architecture. Initiated by Alessandro Petti, Sandi Hilal and Eyal Weizman in 2007, Decolonizing Architecture is a project set up as a research studio and residency program in Beit Sahour, Bethlehem. The studio examines architecture to articulate the spatial complexities of decolonization, taking the conflict over Palestine as their main case study. →

Alice Coltrane Tribute
UCLA- Los Angeles, CA
12/05/10

A host of jazz luminaries and some of modern music’s most exciting artists gather on the Royce Hall stage in honor of the legendary Alice Coltrane. →

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“Love Affair”

In All City Records 10 part 10″ series, Number 7 features Dam-Funk, joining Computer Jay, the second member of the three person group Mazter Blazter. →