Robyn Gardenhire’s Los Angeles City Ballet presented mixed repertoire in an unusual venue: an abandoned banking lobby in downtown Los Angeles
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24 July 2010
Robyn Gardenhire’s Los Angeles City Ballet presented mixed repertoire in an unusual venue: an abandoned banking lobby in downtown Los Angeles [...] 20 March 2010
The excellent ALOUD book talk series held in the Mark Taper Auditorium is only one reason to visit the Los Angeles Central Library. [...] 17 January 2010
A lecture at Velaslavasay Panorama describes the panorama “craze” that took place in Japan from 1860-1910. [...] 18 October 2009
On this modest strip, from 1909 to 1928, prospered a genial group of filmmakers who flocked to southern California to make moving pictures. Edendale wasn’t a random happening. At its height it was a beehive of integrated film activity. [...] 17 July 2009
Architectural photographer Julius Shulman died in Los Angeles yesterday. His photography of L.A.’s mid-century modern architecture allures with its simple power, revealing L.A.’s hidden beauty. As a human being, Julius startled and amused with his engaging, quarrelsome, and highly curious personality. They broke the mold when they made Julius. [...] 11 June 2009
I love the Los Angeles Conservancy’s Last Remaining Seats summer film festival on Broadway in downtown Los Angeles. Nothing in our city compares to it as a community event. (Lakers fans may disagree!) To sit in the faded remains of downtown’s glamorous vintage theatres, chock-a-block with an excited, engaged, clapping, laughing, appreciative audience, [...] 22 August 2008
My fun evening escorting the feisty 98-year-old architectural photographer Julius Shulman. [...] |
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