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Showing posts with label Things to do. Show all posts

Saturday, November 19, 2011

You should probably Find Yourself Here tonight!

One of my favorite artists, Ron English!


“Seasons In Supurbia,” the highly anticipated solo exhibition of original new works by Ron English, renowned street artist and master pop surrealist painter.

Opening Reception Saturday, November 19, 2011 from 7‐10pm. Corey Helford Gallery
8522 Washington Boulevard Culver City, CA 90232 T: 310-287-2340


http://www.coreyhelfordgallery.com/#/future/

Tuesday, November 1, 2011

Magic Garage 7 THIS WEEKEND!

If You are in the Los Angeles area, I am showing 6 pieces of work on metal this SATURDAY NOV. 5. SO YOU SHOULD PROBABLY BE THERE! The work I chose for this exhibit deals with the beauty you can find when industry and nature mingle. Transforming a 2 story house into an art gallery! Featuring 50+ artists exhibiting and doing live art, a blacklight room, interactive installations and more!! Performers include Xololanxinxo, 2Mex, and Icy Lytes.. this is going to be a memorable night and the last one at this space.. DON'T MISS OUT!!!


http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=102306586547746

Tuesday, November 9, 2010

A few things you should know about!



The Naked and the Famous - Young Blood
These kids will be playing a FREE show in Los Angeles at Bardot on November 22. Looks like Jason Bentley will be Djing as well. Not to be missed! You have to RSVP here.



Junip - Always
This band comes over from dear Sweden. I'm not sure why but Sweden seems be pumping out a lot of great music right now! (Little Dragon, Robyn, Lykke Li) Maybe it's the painfully dark winters. This song is great and the whole album , Fields, from which this song comes is "melt in your mouth" good! They are playing a show in Los Angeles on November 14th. You should probably go see them. Get tickets Here

Friday, October 29, 2010

Find Yourself Here tonight!



TONIGHT! SCARY MARY
IT'S TIME TO GET ALL SPOOKY ON YOUR ASS.

$1000 in costume prizes!!!

The promoters are:
Eric Adams (Rooftop Love & Sausagefest), Cody Bayne (Trannyshack LA, Duke, Fuzzy & SML), Mario Diaz (Full Frontal Disco ,Fuzzy, Brutus & Big Fat Dick), Victor Rodriguez (Shits & Giggles & Cub Scout), Mike Uljanic (Otter Magic)

The performers are:
Kelly Mantle, Miss Barbie Q & Nina McNeely & Co.

The DJs are:
DJ Chris Bowen (Shits & Giggles, Bears in Space), DJ Matt Cornwall (Drai's @ The W, Fubar), DJ Pandamonium (Par Avion and Outré), DJ Victor Rodriguez (Children of the Sun, Cub Scout), DJ Susan in Accounting (Otter Magic)

Other things we have in store:
* Marky Make Up (Amer. Next Top Model, RuPauls Drag Race) will be there to do airbrush body painting AND will be assisting folks with their make up needs including Beauty, Gore & More! * Two photo booths to document your fabulous costume! * Roaming photographers * Fortune Tellers * Palm Readers * Aerialists

If you've never been to The 740:
It's huge! There's three rooms for dancing, including a very dark basement...
It's in Downtown L.A. near the corner of 8th & Spring. Venue is 21+. Parking is available adjacent to the club for $10 or nearby for $5. Sometimes you can find street parking, but watch signs for "No parking after 2am" etc.
We want you to beat the lines and get there early and will have early drink specials to encourage you!

Tickets are $10 advance, $15 at the door. Arrive early to avoid the lines!
http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/133224

Wednesday, August 18, 2010

DREAMS art show



Another show I have work in this Saturday! All the work will sell for 50 bucks or less and goes to charity! SO GO!
FILTER Magazine Presents...Bagavagabonds DREAM Art Explosion
8/21, 7pm – 1am @ The Brick Building • 8870 Washington Blvd, Culver City CA

Live performances by:
Voxhaul Broadcast, We Barbarians, Risers, Lord Huron, New Kingdom, The Drakes and
AKA Freak Hawk (members of The Franks, The Outline, and Superhumanoids)
DJ sets by: JUST MATTER and Hatbox

Tons and tons of original art for sale for $50 bucks or less with proceeds benefiting Make Something!!
http://www.makesomethingschool.com/news/

-Ping Pong Lounge and Art Installation from K-Swiss
-Knockaround Sunglasses presents the dream photo booth shot by Colin Young-Wolff
-Insight Garage Artists Spotlight
-Live and Free screen-printing from the BV crew
-Original Films in the “5 for 50” screening room
-Dream Confessional – you’re secret is safe with us
-“Night Terror” - you’ll see
-The Zzzz Room with never-before-songs by Band of Horses’ Ben Bridwell, Bonnie “Prince” Billy, Cold War Kids, Here We Go Magic, We Barbarians and plenty more

$10 (donation). All ages. Free Drinks. Bring Cash for Art!!!
Endless thanks to our friends and partners at FILTER, Insight, K-Swiss, Jarritos, PBR, Knockaround, Scion
RSVP NOW to: sirfrancisdrake@bagavagabonds.com

Thursday, May 20, 2010

KCRW Presents SOUNDSUITS



For one night only, KCRW and the Fowler Museum at UCLA team up to present a free, all-ages night of music, art and dancing on the UCLA campus. The event will include pop-up performances by dancers clad in “Soundsuits,” which are fantastic, costume-like works of art by visionary Chicago-based artist Nick Cave.

Dance to live DJ sets by KCRW DJs Jason Bentley and Garth Trinidad outdoors on Wilson Plaza; enjoy special after-hours museum access, pop-up poetry readings, art workshops where you can create your own Soundsuit-inspired apparel, cocktails from the Fowler’s amphitheatre and terrace bars, as well as some of L.A.’s most popular food trucks!

For more info

Could be fun!!!

Wednesday, May 19, 2010

Massive Attack Review



I won't make this a long winded concert review where I dissect every song and movement of the night. Last night was my first time seeing Massive Attack in concert. They did not disappoint. Martina Topley-Bird's opening set was really great. Massive attack's show covered all the hits from all the albums and also threw in two songs I had never heard before. Horace Andy blew it up on Girl I love You and Angel. Behind the band they had led light boards that displayed messages about world politics and social issues. Go to the show....You will be glad you did!.... BTW if you have a couple on ecstasy in front of you...try to move away as they will be very distracting with their constant hugging and kissing and swaying into the people around them. Also get there early and get bands to get in the front stage area!

Thursday, April 29, 2010

Over 100,000 people on drugs... Could be fun!?



Promoters have made this year's event bigger so everyone is not dancing on top of each other and of course the carnival rides will be there twirling spaced out kids around! I am weary of this many people in one place, especially drugged out kids who could be on another planet.... but in any case Electric Daisy Carnival takes place on June 25-26 at the Los Angeles Memorial Coloseum and Park. I'll have think about this one.


Lineup so far for 2010
Deadmau5 • Armin van Buuren • Groove Armada
Moby • Swedish House Mafia • Benny Benassi
Kaskade • Above & Beyond • Fedde Le Grand
Sasha • Laidback Luke • Armand Van Helden • MSTRKRFT
Wolfgang Gartner • BT (Live) • Dirty South
Claude von Stroke • Z-Trip • Jackbeats
Steve Aoki • Bart B More • Gareth Emery
Dada Life • Afrojack • Chuckie

Wednesday, April 21, 2010

GO THERE ALREADY

"A titillating collection of East Side hipsters flaunting their best disco outfits while they dance"
--BlackBook


"Some of the hottest, most theatrically retro-garbed regulars we’ve ogled in one place, topped only by the hosts. Hef is always a whimsical peacock and Diaz does disco pimp like no other!"
--LA Weekly


"This party is all about 'disco decadence'...the floor is packed and the booze is flowing"
--Metromix


"One of my favorite L.A. nights"
--Disco Workout


"Full Frontal, without a doubt, provided a time machine for the contemporary to experience true disco fever once again"
--URB Magazine


"Expect the pants to be as tight as the disco beats"
--Lina Lecaro


"The costumed patrons are disco-loving dancers, and the venue's light-up floor makes grinding that much more fun."
--Frontiers


"If you want to hear authentic disco (not hipsters attempting to ironically mix mp3s), be there"
--L.A. Times


"The fog is so deep you can't tell the topless women apart from the topless trannies and the music is so decadently disco that you really don't care as long as they're dancing with you."
--West of Hollywood