
Astrology Orchestra instruments at the Venice Beach Biennial
Reach for the stars in Katie Grinnan’s illuminating Art Performance
The Integratron (and local participating venues) – Joshua Tree, CA
11/16 thru 11/18/12
In accordance with the LAND (Los Angeles Nomadic Division Project), Katie Grinnan and her Astrology Orchestra will be planning a stimulating art/music experience at beautiful Integratron. There will be a welcome Karaoke night on November 16th at the Joshua Tree Salon to open up the Integratron event and live performance on the 17th. Finally, the event will conclude on the 18th with a mind-cleansing sound bath at the Integratron. →

Conceptual Music Performances
Machine Project – LA, CA
10/20/12
Pull Through by Wages is a sound installation with conceptual performances interspersed. At its core, the entire piece is about the ambiguous nature of being: the intersection of finite and infinite. Each performed piece symbolizes a segment of the life cycle, with each second symbolizing the space of a day (to illustrate, 365 days = 365 seconds, or a little over 6 minutes to complete a year). The first theme begins at conception, with following themes tracking the life →
The Epic Horror Classic Screens at the Cemetery!
Hollywood Forever Cemetery – LA, CA
10/20/12
The original Dawn of the Dead comes to the cemetery this weekend in a very, very rare showing on the big screen. An intelligent, witty and carefully crafted film, Romero turned the genre on it’s head by transforming the zombie movie into a lively and nimble adventure. Incredible special effects will please any horror fan, but the story and characters transcend it into a truly great piece of film-making. →

Scott Belcastro’s Latest Artistic Vision
The Gallery – Venice, CA
10/20/12
On October 20th, The Gallery in Venice and curator Stephanie Chefas will present Trying to be Neither, a collection of new works by surrealist painter Scott Belcastro. The latest exhibition reflects the artist’s most personal work to date. “These paintings are my inner most thoughts and a way of expressing how I’m feeling most of the time,” states Belcastro →

John Water’s Enduring Classic, HAIR
Hollywood Forever Cemetery – LA, CA
7/14/12
Hey Folks! There may have been some confusion about our cemetery screening tonight, and we just want to confirm that we are showing the ORIGINAL John Waters comedy from the 80s. That’s the one with Ricki Lake, Debbie Harry of Blondie, Divine, Sonny Bono, Mink Stole. Not to be confused with John Travolta! →

Rob Sullivan Art Lecture on L.A.’s Most Notorious Crime
Machine Project – Echo Park, CA
6/30/12
The ghosts of the past and the traces of history are inscribed on the streets of L.A., conjuring images of shattered dreams and grotesque crimes. The hills and flats of this city are haunted with acts of infamous criminality as well as the anonymous remains of the banality of lives spent in total obscurity. On Saturday, June 30th at 8pm, Rob Sullivan will present Haunted Geographies of L.A., →

Robert Barry, Inert Gas Series, 1969; Helium (2 cubic feet), 1969, gelatin-silver print
Art Talk with Robert Barry
MOCA – Downtown Los Angeles, CA
6/28/12
Join the MOCA and artist Robert Barry for a discussion of his work featured in Ends of the Earth: Land Art to 1974, particularly in regard to his time spent in California. The American artist captured the imagination with his pithy statement: “Nothing seems to me the most potent thing in the world.” →

WOLFGANG GANTER’S SOLO EXHIBITION
Eli Ridgeway Gallery – San Francisco, CA
6/30 thru 7/28/12
Eli Ridgway Gallery is pleased to present Informel Logic by artist Wolfgang Ganter — a new series of large-scale, photogenic prints synthesized from 35mm slides. Through varied applications of organic compounds, the slide emulsion is manipulated to create photographs cognizant of their ephemeral nature. The investigation into simultaneously generative and disintegrating images was inspired by notions of accumulation, erosion and the abject as encountered by the artist’s numerous trips to bulk waste collection sites. →
Featuring KCRW DJs & live shows by Allah-Las + Chicano Batman
The Hammer Museum – Santa Monica, CA
6/28 thru 8/9/12 (every Thursdays)
Celebrating the Los Angeles biennial exhibition Made in L.A. 2012, the Hammer Museum and the talented music tastemakers from Los Angeles public radio KCRW (89.9 FM and KCRW.com) present Made in L.A. Music Thursday evenings this summer. KCRW DJs take up residence in the Hammer’s outdoor courtyard, selecting sets inspired by the idea of Made in L.A. and representing the wide array of music created in this city. The free, all ages events take place on Thursdays from June 28 to August 9 and begin at 7pm, with the museum staying open late night. →

The Sixth Annual Art Meets Water Conservation Exhibition
Riverside Municipal Auditorium – Riverside, CA
6/30/12
The Sea No Evil Art Show announces the return of its massive, sixth annual art exhibition and silent auction to take place at the Riverside Municipal Auditorium on Saturday, June 30, 2012 to benefit the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society.
This year’s line-up of globally renowned exhibiting artists include Gary Baseman, Jeff Soto, Shepard Fairey, Lola, Ana Bagayan, Tim Biskup, Amy Sol, Dave Kinsey, Tara McPherson, Travis Louie, Hydro74 and more – with music by DJ Juice. →