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  • Justin Bua and DMC @ LACMA on Dec 12th

    When I was in college in the 90’s one of my friends would refer to me as a “Hip Hop Connoisseur”.  All these years later, I am still a connoisseur and love all aspects of Hip Hop from Turntablism, B-Boy Style, Graffiti Art, Lyricists and of course the music.  That’s why I’m interested in checking out…

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    December 6, 2011
    Contemporary Art, Music
    Hip Hop, Justin Bua, LACMA, Qbert, RUN-DMC, The Legends of Hip Hop, Turntablism
  • Hermès Brings the Street to Fashion

    I have now seen it all.  Venerable luxury brand Hermès has released a graffiti clad scarf as part of its Fall 2011 Collection.  The line of scarves, designed by French street artist Kongo (aka Cyri Phan), are intended to play homage to urban culture.  I am fascinated with this for two reasons:  First, one of the…

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    November 21, 2011
    Fashion, Street Art
    Bringing Home the Birkin, Cyri Phan, French Graffiti Artists, Graffiti and Fashion, Hermès, Kongo, Michael Tonello
  • MOMA Moments

    I was in New York for Halloween during the freak snowstorm and decided that Saturday would be the perfect day to spend indoors at MOMA.  What was I thinking?  All of the tourists in Midtown Manhattan thought the same thing! I ventured back the next day for a stroll around the exhibits.  Lucky for me…

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    November 19, 2011
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  • Abramovic Gives MOCA Patrons a Glimpse A”head”

    To say I’ve been traveling frequently is an understatement.  I’m about to leave for my 3rd trip back east in three weeks so I’m a bit weary for wear.  One of my arts goals for the year was to attend this year’s MoCA Gala.  Sadly, this was not to be due to fatigue and an…

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    November 12, 2011
    Contemporary Art, Museums
    Eli Broad, Jeffrey Deitch, Marina Abramovic, MOCA, MoCA Gala 2011
  • Change Up the Groove: A Spotlight on the Roy Ayers Project

    I love anything that combines my love of music, art and culture so I am excited to see that something like the Roy Ayers Project exists.  Fans of Roy Ayers will appreciate this site that chronicles the artists’ musical legacy by featuring the plethora of artists that continue to be inspired by his work.  I…

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    October 17, 2011
    Art/Culture, Film, Music
    Haylow Overby, Hip Hop, House, Jazz, Neo Soul, Questlove, Red Black and Green, RenRok, Roy Ayers, Roy Ayers Project, Roy Ayers Project Beat Submission
  • Color Story-Translating Jewel Tones

    It all started with a bottle of nail polish. All summer I’ve been excited to pick up a bottle of Chanel’s Vernis nail lacquer in Peridot and this perfect color is ushering me into Fall.  It has this iridescent property to it so in some light it looks gold and at other times it picks up…

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    October 3, 2011
    Fashion, Uncategorized
    Chanel, Chanel Vernis Periodot, Jewel Tones, Tamu McPherson
  • The Roots of Fashion

    I don’t know who I love more, The Roots or designer John Varvatos for featuring the band in his fall 2011 ad campaign!  The beautifully shot montage of the group is prominently featured in his boutiques.  While I was at South Coast Plaza the other day the pics stopped me dead in my tracks making…

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    September 29, 2011
    Fashion, Music
    Danny Clinch, John Varvatos, South Coast Plaza, The Roots
  • @ MoCA

    Recently I decided to take a stroll over to MoCA Grand to check in and see what’s new.  As luck would have it, they were having a slow day so I had the entire museum to myself (more people were more excited to see preparations for a Batman filming taking place on Grand Ave).  My…

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    September 27, 2011
    Art/Culture, Contemporary Art, Fashion, Museums, Pop Art/Culture, Street Art
    Barbara Kruger, Cy Twombly, Elephant Heart Jewelry, Elyse Graham, Kurtis Kulig, Lynda Benglis, MOCA, Pacific Standard Time, Rammellzee, Rothko
  • Social Media Week: Recap

      Social Media week just wrapped (September 19-23), and I was able to attend a couple of events that really got me thinking about my blog.  I learned a few important things: 1.  I need a Twitter account 2.  Content is King 3.  “Engagement” and “Exclusivity” draw users and build loyalty Examples of these lessons…

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    September 26, 2011
    Fashion, Food
    dineLA, dineLAsocial, FabFitFun, FFF Spotlight Event, Giuliana Rancic, Hotel Oceana Santa Monica, Jonathan Gold, Katie Ann Rosen Kitchens, Los Angeles, Ludo Lefebvre, Social Media Week, Starry Kitchen, The Palm
  • 6 Kings…

    I frequently fall into internet Rat Holes… Yesterday I heard about an exhibit featuring paintings by Hip Hop Ambassador Fab 5 Freddy (Fred Brathwaite).  It’s part of a group show called 3 Kings featuring Freddy, Lee Quinones and Futura 2000. Rat Hole #1 While looking up the dates for the exhibit at Subliminal Projects on…

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    September 25, 2011
    Pop Art/Culture, Street Art
    3 Kings, Agents of Change, Art in L.A., Basquiat, Dondi White, Fab 5 Freddy, Futura 2000, graffiti, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Lee Quinones, Rammellzee, Revok, Sever, Street Fights, Subliminal Projects
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