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  • Eli Broad on 60 Minutes

    On Sunday, “60 Minutes” featured a piece on Los Angeles’ billionaire philanthropist Eli Broad.  The story features a look into Broad’s  form “Venture Philanthropy” in which his charitable contributions are tied to investment gains.  His non-profit organizations centered in the Arts, Education and Medical Research each run like for-profit entities.  As such, his fiscal discipline…

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    April 26, 2011
    Contemporary Art, Museums
    60 Minutes, Eli Broad
  • (I really need to invest in Photoshop) So, it’s been over a week and I’m still digesting Art in the Streets.  As I walked out of the Geffen on April 14th, a writer for LAist and I discussed how overwhelming the exhibit was.  I thought it was well done.  At the members preview, some complained…

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    April 25, 2011
    Art/Culture, Contemporary Art, Museums, Pop Art/Culture
    Aaron Rose, Art in the Streets, Jeffrey Deitch, MOCA, Roger Gastman
  • MOCA Covered in Krylon-A Preview of “Art in the Streets”

    MOCA is bringing the streets to museum patrons in a comprehensive overview of the history of street art from 1967 through present day in “Art in the Streets”.  It is the first major exhibit of its kind in the U.S. “Art in the Streets” primarily focuses on graffiti art’s infamous rise in an economically tumultuous…

    cultureshockart

    April 15, 2011
    Art/Culture, Contemporary Art, Museums, Music, Pop Art/Culture
    Art in the Streets, Banksy, Barry McGee, Fab 5 Freddy, Geffen Contemporary, Jeffrey Deitch, JR, MOCA, Patti Astor, Rammellzee, Shep, Shepard Fairey, Swoon, The Fun Gallery, Wild Style
  • NOLA Part II

    I’ll admit , the goal for my trip to New Orleans involved food:  lots of scrumptious, rich, Creole food.  Alas, this isn’t a food blog so I’ll refrain from gushing about some of the best meals I’ve ever had… Wait a minute, I can’t pass up a chance to talk about these restaurants, so let…

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    April 4, 2011
    Art/Culture, Food, Museums
    Cafe du Monde, Cochon, Commander’s Palace, Jacques-Imo’s, Mardi Gras World, New Orleans, NOLA, Presbytere
  • “Be Nice or Leave”: A trip through the “new” New Orleans

    One thing that my trip to New Orleans taught me is that the devastation of Katrina did not wash away the spirit of this city.  There is a palpable sense of change that looms over the Crescent City, but despite this, you are guaranteed to be greeted with a “Lassez le Bon Temps Roule” and…

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    March 31, 2011
    Contemporary Art, Pop Art/Culture
    Candy Chang, Confederacy of Cruisers, Faubourg Marigny, New Orleans, TED
  • JR’s Wish @ the TED Conference

    In front of TED conference attendees in Long Beach today, JR unveiled his plans for his award while presenting his unique artistic point of view and his portfolio of work.  The photographer/graffiti artist is known for his large-scale photographic installations in urban areas all around the world.  During his presentation he attempted to answer the…

    cultureshockart

    March 2, 2011
    Art/Culture, Contemporary Art
    JR, TED, TED Conference Long Beach
  • When a Picture is Worth More Than a Thousand Words

    It’s Monday morning and as usual I am stuck in bumper to bumper traffic on Glendale Blvd.  As I am cut off by a truck on my left and someone merging into my lane on my right, I sigh, gaze out my car window toward the heavens and was greeted by this. It pretty much…

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    March 1, 2011
    Art/Culture, Contemporary Art, Museums, Pop Art/Culture
    “Women Are Heroes”, “Wrinkles of the City”, Angry Old Man Mural, Echo Park, JR, JR Street Artist, Mural on Glendale Blvd, TED, TED Conference Long Beach
  • Banksy to Academy Members: Don’t Forget, Oscar Votes Due on 2/22

    Banksy’s pre-Oscar media junket continues, care of a piece spotted in a Westwood alley today.  Ironically enough Lauren Conrad (from the Hills) scooped it via Twitter, according to LAist.  My question is, if a reality show star is scooping you via Tweets, is that a sign that you’ve Jumped the Shark?  Rumor has it the…

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    February 15, 2011
    Contemporary Art, Pop Art/Culture
    Academy Awards, Banksy
  • “Love Me” was here: Happy Valentine’s Day!

    The Standard Hotel’s latest mural installation is a lovely Valentine compliments of Graffiti Artist/Photographer Curtis Kulig.  It made me smile when I saw it Monday, so I thought I’d share the love.  I first saw it from a distance, but was pleasantly surprised to uncover more beneath the surface as I got up close to…

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    February 10, 2011
    Art/Culture, Contemporary Art, Pop Art/Culture
    “Love Me”, Curtis Kulig, Downtown L.A., L.A. Street Art, Standard Hotel
  • Deja Vu and “The Broad” Design Review

      The architectural renderings were revealed for “The Broad” (a.k.a. The Museum formerly known as “The Broad Collection”) in January and since then the plans have been on my mind.  The new $130,000,000 museum will be housed adjacent to the Disney concert hall and the art community had been anxiously awaiting the final selection on…

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    February 7, 2011
    Art/Culture, Museums
    Disney Concert Hall, Downtown, Downtown L.A., Eli Broad, Frank Gehry, The Broad
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