| |
|
Issue
139• November 9, 2006 |
|
|
Arts and Culture: World View
Los Angeles provides a unique backdrop for arts and culture sights and conversations. Check out Cuban art and see international
takes on nativities. From an eco-friendly fashion
show, to a discussion on cross-cultural differences between
Europe and America, to an IMAX film on Louisiana,
explore current events through arts and culture. And don't forget to enter our ticket giveaways
for a chance
to
win tickets to Angus Oblong's The Victorian Hotel!
Forward
Newsletter >>
|
|
 |
|
 |
|
|
Unbroken
Ties (Sin Rupturas): Dialogues in Cuban Art |
Opening
November 11th, the exhibit features over 50
works of diverse media
- painting, sculpture, video and works on paper
created by 39 Cuban artists, some living in exile
and some still in Cuba. The works reveal the
common issues pertinent to all Cubans - cultural
heritage, personal identity and the struggle
for survival. Exhibiting at the Museum
of Latin American Art (MoLAA).
|
|
|
|
|
 |
20th
Annual International Nativities Exhibition
|
From November
18th to December 31st, the
Folk Tree presents an exhibition
featuring colorful and richly varied
nativities made by artisans from
Mexico and other parts of the Americas,
Africa, India, Europe and elsewhere.
Each artisan creates very personal
interpretations of the nativity and
characters comprising this traditional
scene. Featured nativity scenes reflect
their countries of origin in their
materials and techniques, and range
in size from two-inch miniatures to
sculptural pieces up to three-feet high.
|
|
|
|
|
|
 |
|
|
Spotlight/Ticket
Giveaway:
The Victorian Hotel at the Powerhouse
|
|
Rogue
Artists Ensemble and The Powerhouse Theatre
Company offers you the chance to win tickets to Angus Oblong’s
The Victorian Hotel.
When a young couple checks into a beautiful old hotel
for a weekend getaway, the resident ghosts and
ghouls do their best to provide a raucous and spine-tingling
welcome. Celebrated and eccentric illustrator Angus
Oblong (Adult Swim’s The Oblongs) has created
a living cartoon, and The Rogues, a collective of multi-disciplinary
artists and designers, bring it gleefully to life.
An over-the-top thriller comedy thriller not suitable
for children - but perfect for adults.
Tickets
are valid for Saturday, November 25th at 2pm.
Win Tickets | More Info |
|
 |
|
|
Did You Know?
Austrian
Crown Prince Rudolf's death in the Mayerling
Incident
brought ruin to his parents' marriage, uncertainty
over the imperial succession, and ultimately contributed
to the end of the ancient house of Habsburg in 1918.
-wikipedia.org
Watch
the musical retelling of the Mayerling
Incident, Marinka,
at the Moses E. Gindi Auditorium at the University
of Judaism!
|
| |
See Shows for 1/2
Price!
Theater
– Music – Dance
Visit LAStageTIX.com for ½ price tickets and a list
of shows playing in greater Los Angeles. |
About ExperienceLA
ExperienceLA
is a public service provided by the
Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation
Authority (Metro), the City of Los
Angeles Community Redevelopment Agency
(CRA), the City of Los Angeles Department
of Cultural Affairs (DCA), Los Angeles
County Arts Commission, LA Inc., the
Convention and Visitors Bureau, the
University of Southern California
and a group of other private and public
partners.
Link your
website to this useful LA resource!
Get Logos and Instructions>> |
|
 |
Themed
Picks: Current Events
|

|
4th
Annual Clean Air: Always in Fashion
Show
November 16th
6:30 pm
|
| At the historic Wilshire Ebell Theater see some of California's elected
officials walk down a green catwalk
in environmentally
friendly clothing from eco-friendly
designers. Guests will also
have an opportunity to bid on clothes being
modeled that evening. On display will be
garments from this season's Project Runway. |
|

|
Why
Religion Keeps Europe and America
from Getting Along
November 16th
7:30pm - 9:00pm
|
This Hollywood Distinguished Lecture
Series event, held at the Hollywood Presbyterian
Church, features European philosopher Udo Middelmann delivering an analysis
of socio-religious trends in Europe and
America. This lecture will offer an assessment
of the cross-cultural and religious differences
that are the root causes of various trans-Atlantic
rifts.
|
|

|
Hurricane
on the Bayou
Sept 8th - Nov 30th
Times Vary |
| California
Science Center IMAX Theater presents
a film that carries audiences into the
soul-stirring heart of Louisiana. Told
through personal stories of four musicians,
who are drawing
attention to this environmental calamity,
the film is fueled by a jazz, blues and gospel-fueled
score featuring many of New Orleans’ greatest
musicians and narrated by Meryl Streep. |
|
|
|
 |
|
|
|
|
|