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  • Mike D X Clare V

    My love for handbags and hip hop have been mutually exclusive up until this moment, but now these two worlds have collided in a collaboration that I had to shine a spotlight on.  As part of the release of their next issue, the Australian lifestyle magazine Monster Children has enlisted the editorial styling of Mike Diamond of the Beastie Boys.…

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    June 13, 2014
    Art/Culture, Contemporary Art, Design, Fashion, Music, Photography, Pop Art/Culture, Street Art, Style
    Clare V, Clare Vivier, collaborations, handbags, Mike D, Mike Diamond, Monster Children
  • Album Spotlight: RenRok’s “Sixty Studies”

    I think the most interesting developments in Hip Hop are taking place off the commercial radio dial and buried deep in the underground.  Let’s go mining. I sat down with the reclusive underground producer/artist RenRok in his L.A. studio.  We talked about the state of hip hop, musical influences, and his most recent project called…

    cultureshockart

    June 11, 2014
    Music, Street Art
    Akai, Bandcamp, Etude Books, HipHop, MPC, Music Production, Old School Hip Hop, RenRok, Sixty Studies, Soundcloud, Underground, Vinyl
  • Incognito 2014

    Mystery.  Strategy.  Anticipation.  Revelation. Incognito is the perfect training ground for art collectors who are willing to trust their instincts to add to their growing collections.  This fundraising exhibition, benefitting the Santa Monica Museum of Art, showcases artworks donated by over 550 blue chip and emerging artists.  Over 700 pieces of 10″x10″ artworks were displayed in the gallery and set at…

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    April 28, 2014
    Art/Culture, Contemporary Art, Museums, Photography
    Alison Saar, Betty Saar, collecting art, Henry Taylor, Incognito, Incognito 2014, Kenyatta Hinkle, Ralph Ziman, Rena Small, Sadie Barnette, Santa Monica Museum of Art, SMMoA
  • Cinderella Complex: The MOCA Gala and Zac Posen

    So I’m kind of having a Cinderella moment.  The MOCA Gala is this evening and I’m not going.  To be honest the MOCA Gala hasn’t been on my radar since 2011, but I do love fashion, art and any opportunity where culture vultures can be viewed in their unnatural environment.  This year’s event is lacking the hype machine’s fervor this…

    cultureshockart

    March 29, 2014
    Art/Culture, Contemporary Art, Design, Fashion, Style
    Andre Leon Talley, Cinderella, Fashion, Louis Vuitton, MOCA, MOCA Gala, Zac Posen
  • Album Challenge: When Instinct is Your Guide

    As thousands of people made the trek home from SXSW armed with a cadre of musical experiences designed to put them on the cutting edge of what the masses won’t be taking about musically for another 6 months from now, I took a trek back into time.  A couple of weeks ago I was record shopping…

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    March 29, 2014
    Modern Art, Music
    Chairmen of the Board, Ellsworth Kelly, Invictus Records, Motown, Record Shopping, Vinyl
  • 10 great quotes about design

    10 great quotes about design

    “When people say, ‘I don’t get art’ … that means art is working.” Love this Design post from TED

    cultureshockart

    March 21, 2014
    Uncategorized
  • Power Up! My Recap of the Black Enterprise Women of Power Summit

    When traveling for work I stock up on Business periodicals like the Economist or Harvard Business Review and use flight time to tackle a career challenge.  During my flight from Los Angeles to West Palm Beach two weeks ago I was reading Black Enterprise Magazine and as I flipped through pages of Black Women of…

    cultureshockart

    March 10, 2014
    Business, Career, Leadership
    BEWPS, Black Enterprise, Black History Month, Career Development, Julieanna Richardson, leadership, Marian Wright Edelman, Myrlie Evers, Valerie Daniels Carter Cicely Tyson, Women of Power Summit, Women’s History Month
  • Big Ideas from Little People

    This 14 year old Designer, Animator, Philanthropist, and Entrepreneur is my inspiration. Not only did she give a flawless TED Talk but she showcased her diverse talents in a very personable way.  Loved seeing this video and had to share. Maya Penn started her first company at the age of 8 and she has been…

    cultureshockart

    February 21, 2014
    Art/Culture, Design, Fashion, Style
    Art, design, Maya Penn, Maya’s Ideas Shop, technology, TED, TED Talks
  • The History of Music in a 90 Second Rube Goldberg Machine

    “You’re the one thing that always remains, Music.“ What’s a Rube Goldberg Machine?  MusicRemains.org taught me something! I honestly didn’t know what a Rube Goldberg Machine was until today.  I just thought of them as intricately engineered chain reaction mazes, and I loved them when I was a little kid, especially the ones with dominoes.  This…

    cultureshockart

    February 17, 2014
    Music, Pop Art/Culture
    Abbey Road Studios, Frank Oz, IFPI, Jim Henson, Music Remains, Rube Goldberg, Rube Goldberg Machine, Sesame Street
  • Fantastic Voyage: Diane Von Furstenberg’s Journey of a Dress

    “I created the wrap dress but then the wrap dress had a life of its own.”~DVF Forty years ago, designer Diane Von Furstenberg introduced the wrap dress whose timeless style has become a staple in many women’s wardrobes.  The simplicity of the dress’ construction coupled with Diane’s powerful graphic prints unite in a style that…

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    February 10, 2014
    Contemporary Art, Design, Fashion, Museums, Photography, Style, Uncategorized
    Diane Von Furstenberg, DVF, Fashion, Journey of a Dress, LACMA, Los Angeles, NYFW, Wrap Dress
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