Art and Cake’s weekly art calendar has changed. Facebook was getting too tedious trying to cull through so many events each day with their new feature of adding many days to an event. We have decided to post only that weeks events and add more in depth information to help you decide where to go…
Art and Cake’s weekly art calendar has changed. Facebook was getting too tedious trying to cull through so many events each day with their new feature of adding many days to an event. We have decided to post only that weeks events and add more in depth information to help you decide where to go…
Art and Cake’s weekly art calendar has changed. Facebook was getting too tedious trying to cull through so many events each day with their new feature of adding many days to an event. We have decided to post only that weeks events and add more in depth information to help you decide where to go…
Shoreline Symmetry: Seas Both Fragile and Grand Karen Hochman Brown at California Center for Digital Arts Through September 29th By Genie Davis As always, Karen Hochman Brown creates mesmerizing art that layers images to create an ever-expanding, rich and varied landscape that is somehow both internal and external. With Shoreline Symmetry at the California…
PØST: Kamikaze – Let Me Eat Cake Photo Essay by Debe Arlook Curated by Kristine Schomaker Supported by Art and Cake and Shoebox PR July 14th 7-9pm PØST 1206 Maple Ave. #515 Los Angeles, CA 90015 https://www.post-la.com/ Let Me Eat Cake, which coincidentally falls on Bastille Day, was a sweet, decadence mixed with extravagant…
Blue Roof Studios Arts Festival: Celebrating Arts and Community through Summer Solstice June 23rd 12-5pm Written by Genie Davis Photo Credit Kristine Schomaker With a VIP opening Thursday June 21st and an all-day public event on Saturday June 23rd, the Blue Roof Studios Arts Festival will blow that blue roof off in terms…
Botanic Geometry with Karen Hochman Brown through April 6 Crain Art Gallery, Crowell Public Library, San Marino By Kathy Zimmerer Akin to looking through a kaleidoscope, Karen Hochman Brown’s deconstructed flowers printed on aluminum unfold and expand, revealing and obscuring colors and shapes. Each one is modeled after a flower, but these beguiling images are…
