We're all Doomed, July 26th 2008, 6:30 pm

 

I am excited to be able to invite you to my next show at Robert Berman's gallery, July 26th.  Shepard Fairey (of Obey Giant fame) is going to D.J. and my good friend, Yarg Noremac, will be having an opening in Robert's other gallery at Bergamot Station on the same night. So please come, drinks will be served and it will be a lot of fun. I promise.

The info:

Cameron Gray
We're all Doomed
Robert Berman Gallery C2
2525 Michigan Avenue, Santa Monica, California
Saturday, July 26th 2008
6:30 - 8:30 pm

Hope you can make it,

Cam

 

Susan Rennie Exhibit, Dogs Of Venice, July 2008

 

 

 

 

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50% of the sale of prints will benefit Venice Arts.

 




Dogs of Venice
An exhibit of photographs


Susan Rennie



Artist's Reception:
6-9pm, July 12, 2008


Open through
Aug. 9, 2008

 

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1702 Lincoln Boulevard
Venice, CA  310.392.084


 

 


 

Joyce Lieberman Summer Florals at the Rose Cafe

Joyce Lieberman

Summer Florals at The Rose Cafe

July 8- August 24  Rose Cafe, 220 Rose Ave., Venice, CA

Curated by Karen Black     Weekdays 7-5, Weekends 8-5

 

 

"Moonlight and Roses UNStill Life" 4x5'

"Sunset" 5x4'

"Light n' Airy" 4x3'

"Parlor" 5x4'

"Le Chambre" 3x4'

"Summertime UNStill Life" 3x4'

"Bids and Butterflies" 3x4'

"Picnic" 38x67"

"Big Morning" 5x4'

 

 

 

 

 





 




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Venice Art Walls - funding in Jeopardy

Program Funding May be Cut July 1, 2008

The Venice Art Walls Program is in jeopardy of ending as soon as July 1, 2008 due to potential funding cuts by the City of Los Angeles. The program is currently funded in equal parts by ICU Art and funds secured by Councilmember Bill Rosendahl’s (CD11) Office. We have been informed that, due to the pending City of LA Budget crises, we may not be receiving any funds from the City beyond June 1, 2008. Although we appreciate the funding that has been given to the program so far, we feel it is the City’s responsibility to continue funding this important program. You can encourage Council Office 11 to continue funding for the program by sending emails to Arturo.Pina@lacity.org. You can encourage the Department of Recreation and Parks to fund the program by sending e-mails to the General Manager of the department at Jon.Mukri@lacity.org. Without a program in place to manage the area, the walls are in jeopardy of being removed.

The Night Before The 4th - A Patriotic Preparation with LESLIE PERRY, LINDA POLLACK, ROSS ALTMAN, SUSAN GRIFFIN, and CODE PINK

3 July, Thursday - 7:30 PM
The Night Before The 4th - A
Patriotic Preparation with LESLIE PERRY, LINDA POLLACK, ROSS ALTMAN, SUSAN GRIFFIN, and CODE PINK

Why does patriotism have to be the refuge of scoundrels? We suggest some patriotic alternatives. LESLIE PERRY is a modern day griot and will reprise his one person show, "Frederick Douglass Speaks.” LINDA POLLACK will perform from her “My Daily Constitution,” an ongoing project of art and educational interventions across the country. She recently curated “Patriot Acts” at Highways. ROSS ALTMAN writes for the L.A. folk music magazine FolkWorks and just released his 12th album, High Crimes and Misdemeanors (Grey Goose). SUSAN GRIFFIN is a recipient of the MacArthur Grant for Peace and International Cooperation. Her books include A Chorus of Stones, Bending Home: Poems Selected and New and, as co-editor, the forthcoming Transforming Terror: Remembering the Soul of the World. She'll read from her new book Wrestling with the Angel of Democracy: On Being an American Citizen (Trumpeter/Random House). CODE PINK and JODIE EVANS, who have carried out patriotic actions across America for years, will present a skit “I Miss America” and readings from Howard Zinn's A People's History of the United States.

M.E.S.S. Sessions: GERRY FIALKA Interviews ORSON BEAN June 26

26 June, Thursday – 7:30 PM
M.E.S.S. Sessions: GERRY FIALKA Interviews ORSON BEAN

As part of his Media Ecology Super-Sessions series, GERRY FIALKA interviews Venice's ORSON BEAN, one of the founders of Pacific Resident Theater a few doors down from Beyond Baroque and one of the city’s most important theater venues. BEAN has been a film, television and stage actor, and author of numerous books. Best known as a long-time panelist on To Tell the Truth, his wit has graced The Tonight Show, Twilight Zone, Anatomy of a Murder, and Being John Malkovich. Suggested donation $7 but no one turned away.

July 4th Anti-War Event - Mourn on the Fourth of July


Greetings of peace,

Attached please find a copy of the L.A. Catholic Worker and AFSC's sponsored event for July 4th. I thank you in advance for anything you could do to promote this event. This would be of great help. Blessings.

Peace and love,

Mike Wisniewski, for the LACW -
323-267-8789 (Jeff Dietrich)


"There can be no real peace without justice. And without resistance there will be no justice. Today, it is not merely justice itself, but the idea of justice that is under attack." -- Arundhati Roy


"There is no flag large enough to cover the shame of killing innocent people." -- Howard Zinn


Parlor Performances to present Dave Frishberg, Emily Levine!

additional $5 to first 50 people to RSVP for any of the shows!  

As these shows are 2 & 3 months off -- please consider organizaing a group event!  

 

    Parlor Performances @ Steinway Hall Summer Update!

 Please forward to friends who would also enjoy!

 

In a nutshell (more details in boxes below)... 

 

Social Satirist Emily Levine

Sat. Aug. 2, 8pm * Sun. Aug. 3, 4pm * Tu. Aug. 5, 8pm * $25 / $20 w/ RSVP by July 15

"Go see Emily Levine at the risk of blowing your mind, splitting your sides, and exiting a better person." Norman Lear

 

An Evening with acclaimed Jazz Wit Dave Frishberg

Wed., Aug. 27, 6pm & 8:30pm * $35 / $30 w/ RSVP by Aug. 1 

"Scathingly funny. Equaled only by Sondheim."  New York Times 

 

Update on the indomitable Carla Zilbersmith

Parlor Classifieds

 

Parlor Performances presents...


Social Satirist Emily Levine
Five Easy Steps to Metaphysical Fitness: They Actually Work!

 

Sat. Aug. 2, 8pm * Sun. Aug. 3, 4pm * Tu. Aug. 5, 8pm * $25 / $20 w/ RSVP by July 15  


"Go see Emily Levine at the risk of blowing your mind, splitting your sides,
and exiting a better person."
 Norman Lear

Hailed early in her career by Newsweek as "one of the new queens of comedy", the Harvard-educated, brainiac comedian has long mined the interface of science and society for comedic gold. Her first show, Five Easy Steps to Metaphysical Fitness, took her audience on a wild, hilarious ride through the paradigm shift: from Isaac Newton's rational, predictable law-and-orderly universe to the wildly improvisational universe of quantum physics, chaos theory and complexity theory.  Levine's trenchant social commentary made the connections between science and society both funny and real.  But no sooner had Levine begun turning the show into a movie than she went through her own paradigm shift.  A rare and long undiagnosed disease tossed her into a universe for which the words "wildly improvisational" are woefully inadequate. Thanks, however, to her own Five Easy Steps, Levine's alive to tell the tale. That's exactly what she's doing in her newly revamped show:  Five Easy Steps to Metaphysical Fitness: They Actually Work!
 
Steinway Hall @ Fields Pianos * 12121 W. Pico Bl. (1 door w. of Bundy * Level P2) * Park free! *  RSVP: Jeannine Frank @ (310) 471-3979 * Jeannine@FrankEntertainment.com     

 

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