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Cynthia Carr and Jennifer Doyle discuss the work of artist David Wojnarowicz.
See also: *More L.A. Weekly Film Coverage Friday, May 17 In 1995, audiences met Jesse (Ethan Hawke) and Celine (Julie Delpy) in Before Sunrise, the story of a chance meeting on a train that turns... More »
Nicole Kidman used to be rad. She used to be rad/gnarly/tubular/trippindicular (circle one or more). Don't believe us? At Los Angeles' fifth annual Bike Night, founded by artist Lisa Anne Auerbach, you'll get to see the pre-Mrs. Tom Cruise... More »
See also: *More L.A. Weekly Film Coverage Friday, May 10 The second annual touring Czech That Film Festival makes a pit stop at Los Angeles, bringing seven films over five days between today and ... More »
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This isn't just another corporate finger-fest turning you on to new games with all the same old dead-eyed faces. Instead, the third annual UCLA Game Arts Festival re-examines the interplay between people as much as between man and machine. More... More »
While Los Angeles politicos fork over fistfuls of cash for a certain billionaire's downtown art crib, three other museums offer Angelenos heaping helpings of free experience. Among the Getty, LACMA and the Hammer, those free offerings are: that top-of-the-world garden and museum (the Getty), ever-expanding outdoor grounds as free galleries and music space (LACMA), and the Hammer's best quasi-public workplace in the city. Though the Hammer's shady, bamboo-filled, open-to-the-sky spot is... More »
Billionaires covet eponymous museums like starlets pursue bigger breasts, then stock them with established names like rappers flashing their bling. Yet time often transcends such vanities, and a good museum becomes a presenter of breakthrough or unsung work. So beckons the Hammer Museum. Start with architecture that interacts with the street, making its shows Wilshire Boulevard–visible. Add programming that thinks bigger -- say, discourses on global politics or surfboard design or... More »
They have an awesome speaker series. The last one I went to see was Michel Gondry, but they've done them with people like David Byrne and Matthew Barney.
Great description of the Music of Dark Dark Dark. They'll perform a live score to footage from Todd Chandler's 50-minute film Flood Tide after a short set. Cash bar at 7pm, performance/screening at 8pm.
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