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LA Artcore is pleased to present a two-month long exhibition of the latest works by international artist, K.A. Colorado. This exhibition entitled ''Polar Dialogue 2009'', showcases the artistand#39s polar-themed art depicting changing conditions in the polar regions, human impact on the Arctic and Antarctic, and vanishing glaciers and icebergs.
The show includes a series of three-dimensional sculptures and wall sculptures as well as a series or recent oil paintings.
K.A. Coloradoand#39s current thematic expressions involve symbolic Ice Core sculptures and paintings (which will be represented in this show). The acrylic art sculptures and oil paintings created by K.A. Colorado replicate and emulate scientific Ice Core samplings and include imbedded scientific, literary, and professional text from world renowned scientists, explorers, and professionals who work in the polar regions. The exhibited work is intended to recreate and capture an Arctic/Antarctic experience within LA Artcoreand#39s space. Individuals, whose writings are imbedded in the K.A. Colorado sculptures and paintings, include noted scientist and climate change authorities.
For more information regarding this artist, visit: http://www.kacoloradoicecore.com/
>> learn more
As seen on OPRAH, The White House, and Numerous Publications. The TONY AWARD Winner comes to you!
Verbal communication is the truest art form ever to exist. The desire for self expression is a basic human need. Everyone needs to be heard. Everyone wants to be heard. Poetri helps you GET HEARD!!! Back by popular demand! The class you've been asking for is BACK!!!
POETRI'S POETRY WORKSHOP
Because it's time to use your voice!
WORKSHOP GOALS and OBJECTIVES:
• develop the skills needed for spoken communication
• increase appreciation and enjoyment of free verse
• become a more effective speaker
• develop skills in listening
• apply constructive verbal and nonverbal feedback
• find personal ways of expression
PERFECT FOR:
POETS! ACTORS! WRITERS! PUBLIC SPEAKERS!
THOSE THAT COMMUNICATE DAILY!
2 FOUR WEEK SESSIONS BEGIN NOVEMBER 4TH
WEDNESDAYS 6-8PM
WEDNESDAYS 8:30-10:30PM
CALL TODAY: (888) 400-3959
Theatre District
6476 Santa Monica Blvd
Hollywood, CA 90038
www.poetriworkshop.com
>> learn more
Join musicologist Priscilla Pawlicki as she offers two new courses at the Pasadena Conservatory of Music that are sure to awaken the music lover in you. Chamber Music in Pasadena 2009-10 is a two-quarter course that explores the upcoming season of Pasadena's finest chamber music organizatons. Repertoire from Camerata Pacifica, Coleman Chamber Music, Ensemble Green, Pacific Serenades and Southwest Chamber Music will be discussed in class before the concerts with lectures, recordings and some live performance. Sharpen your listening skills, acquaint yourself with a remarkably varied body of works and enhance your concert-going experiences in a course designed for the general listener and musician alike. The class meets every Wednesday from 7 to 9:15 pm beginning September 23.
Twentieth-Century Masters: Schoenberg, Stravinsky, Bartók and Shostakovich, Tuesday from 10:00 am to 12:15 pm, explores the classics of contemporary music. As composers sought new modes of expression in a changing world after 1900, musical styles became richer and more complex than at any other time in Western music. Schoenberg's emancipation of dissonance and his development of the 12-tone system brought about a dramatic schism with the music of the past. Stravinsky's early ballets exploited rhythm in a new way - free from the tyranny of the barline as he described the Rite of Spring, his famous early work that provoked a riot at its premiere in 1913. Bartók colored his unique style with the distinctive rhythms and melodic phrases of Eastern European folk music, while Shostakovich, in his extraordinary cycles of string quartets and symphonies, chronicled his experiences in contemporary Soviet society, declaring that ...art registers its firm protest against evil and oppression. Call 626-683-3355 for registration information.
>> learn more
LA Artcore is pleased to present a two-month long exhibition of the latest works by international artist, K.A. Colorado. This exhibition entitled ''Polar Dialogue 2009'', showcases the artistand#39s polar-themed art depicting changing conditions in the polar regions, human impact on the Arctic and Antarctic, and vanishing glaciers and icebergs.
The show includes a series of three-dimensional sculptures and wall sculptures as well as a series or recent oil paintings.
K.A. Coloradoand#39s current thematic expressions involve symbolic Ice Core sculptures and paintings (which will be represented in this show). The acrylic art sculptures and oil paintings created by K.A. Colorado replicate and emulate scientific Ice Core samplings and include imbedded scientific, literary, and professional text from world renowned scientists, explorers, and professionals who work in the polar regions. The exhibited work is intended to recreate and capture an Arctic/Antarctic experience within LA Artcoreand#39s space. Individuals, whose writings are imbedded in the K.A. Colorado sculptures and paintings, include noted scientist and climate change authorities.
For more information regarding this artist, visit: http://www.kacoloradoicecore.com/
>> learn more
As seen on OPRAH, The White House, and Numerous Publications. The TONY AWARD Winner comes to you!
Verbal communication is the truest art form ever to exist. The desire for self expression is a basic human need. Everyone needs to be heard. Everyone wants to be heard. Poetri helps you GET HEARD!!! Back by popular demand! The class you've been asking for is BACK!!!
POETRI'S POETRY WORKSHOP
Because it's time to use your voice!
WORKSHOP GOALS and OBJECTIVES:
• develop the skills needed for spoken communication
• increase appreciation and enjoyment of free verse
• become a more effective speaker
• develop skills in listening
• apply constructive verbal and nonverbal feedback
• find personal ways of expression
PERFECT FOR:
POETS! ACTORS! WRITERS! PUBLIC SPEAKERS!
THOSE THAT COMMUNICATE DAILY!
2 FOUR WEEK SESSIONS BEGIN NOVEMBER 4TH
WEDNESDAYS 6-8PM
WEDNESDAYS 8:30-10:30PM
CALL TODAY: (888) 400-3959
Theatre District
6476 Santa Monica Blvd
Hollywood, CA 90038
www.poetriworkshop.com
>> learn more
Join musicologist Priscilla Pawlicki as she offers two new courses at the Pasadena Conservatory of Music that are sure to awaken the music lover in you. Chamber Music in Pasadena 2009-10 is a two-quarter course that explores the upcoming season of Pasadena's finest chamber music organizatons. Repertoire from Camerata Pacifica, Coleman Chamber Music, Ensemble Green, Pacific Serenades and Southwest Chamber Music will be discussed in class before the concerts with lectures, recordings and some live performance. Sharpen your listening skills, acquaint yourself with a remarkably varied body of works and enhance your concert-going experiences in a course designed for the general listener and musician alike. The class meets every Wednesday from 7 to 9:15 pm beginning September 23.
Twentieth-Century Masters: Schoenberg, Stravinsky, Bartók and Shostakovich, Tuesday from 10:00 am to 12:15 pm, explores the classics of contemporary music. As composers sought new modes of expression in a changing world after 1900, musical styles became richer and more complex than at any other time in Western music. Schoenberg's emancipation of dissonance and his development of the 12-tone system brought about a dramatic schism with the music of the past. Stravinsky's early ballets exploited rhythm in a new way - free from the tyranny of the barline as he described the Rite of Spring, his famous early work that provoked a riot at its premiere in 1913. Bartók colored his unique style with the distinctive rhythms and melodic phrases of Eastern European folk music, while Shostakovich, in his extraordinary cycles of string quartets and symphonies, chronicled his experiences in contemporary Soviet society, declaring that ...art registers its firm protest against evil and oppression. Call 626-683-3355 for registration information.
>> learn more
LA Artcore is pleased to present a two-month long exhibition of the latest works by international artist, K.A. Colorado. This exhibition entitled ''Polar Dialogue 2009'', showcases the artistand#39s polar-themed art depicting changing conditions in the polar regions, human impact on the Arctic and Antarctic, and vanishing glaciers and icebergs.
The show includes a series of three-dimensional sculptures and wall sculptures as well as a series or recent oil paintings.
K.A. Coloradoand#39s current thematic expressions involve symbolic Ice Core sculptures and paintings (which will be represented in this show). The acrylic art sculptures and oil paintings created by K.A. Colorado replicate and emulate scientific Ice Core samplings and include imbedded scientific, literary, and professional text from world renowned scientists, explorers, and professionals who work in the polar regions. The exhibited work is intended to recreate and capture an Arctic/Antarctic experience within LA Artcoreand#39s space. Individuals, whose writings are imbedded in the K.A. Colorado sculptures and paintings, include noted scientist and climate change authorities.
For more information regarding this artist, visit: http://www.kacoloradoicecore.com/
>> learn more
As seen on OPRAH, The White House, and Numerous Publications. The TONY AWARD Winner comes to you!
Verbal communication is the truest art form ever to exist. The desire for self expression is a basic human need. Everyone needs to be heard. Everyone wants to be heard. Poetri helps you GET HEARD!!! Back by popular demand! The class you've been asking for is BACK!!!
POETRI'S POETRY WORKSHOP
Because it's time to use your voice!
WORKSHOP GOALS and OBJECTIVES:
• develop the skills needed for spoken communication
• increase appreciation and enjoyment of free verse
• become a more effective speaker
• develop skills in listening
• apply constructive verbal and nonverbal feedback
• find personal ways of expression
PERFECT FOR:
POETS! ACTORS! WRITERS! PUBLIC SPEAKERS!
THOSE THAT COMMUNICATE DAILY!
2 FOUR WEEK SESSIONS BEGIN NOVEMBER 4TH
WEDNESDAYS 6-8PM
WEDNESDAYS 8:30-10:30PM
CALL TODAY: (888) 400-3959
Theatre District
6476 Santa Monica Blvd
Hollywood, CA 90038
www.poetriworkshop.com
>> learn more
Join musicologist Priscilla Pawlicki as she offers two new courses at the Pasadena Conservatory of Music that are sure to awaken the music lover in you. Chamber Music in Pasadena 2009-10 is a two-quarter course that explores the upcoming season of Pasadena's finest chamber music organizatons. Repertoire from Camerata Pacifica, Coleman Chamber Music, Ensemble Green, Pacific Serenades and Southwest Chamber Music will be discussed in class before the concerts with lectures, recordings and some live performance. Sharpen your listening skills, acquaint yourself with a remarkably varied body of works and enhance your concert-going experiences in a course designed for the general listener and musician alike. The class meets every Wednesday from 7 to 9:15 pm beginning September 23.
Twentieth-Century Masters: Schoenberg, Stravinsky, Bartók and Shostakovich, Tuesday from 10:00 am to 12:15 pm, explores the classics of contemporary music. As composers sought new modes of expression in a changing world after 1900, musical styles became richer and more complex than at any other time in Western music. Schoenberg's emancipation of dissonance and his development of the 12-tone system brought about a dramatic schism with the music of the past. Stravinsky's early ballets exploited rhythm in a new way - free from the tyranny of the barline as he described the Rite of Spring, his famous early work that provoked a riot at its premiere in 1913. Bartók colored his unique style with the distinctive rhythms and melodic phrases of Eastern European folk music, while Shostakovich, in his extraordinary cycles of string quartets and symphonies, chronicled his experiences in contemporary Soviet society, declaring that ...art registers its firm protest against evil and oppression. Call 626-683-3355 for registration information.
>> learn more
LA Artcore is pleased to present a two-month long exhibition of the latest works by international artist, K.A. Colorado. This exhibition entitled ''Polar Dialogue 2009'', showcases the artistand#39s polar-themed art depicting changing conditions in the polar regions, human impact on the Arctic and Antarctic, and vanishing glaciers and icebergs.
The show includes a series of three-dimensional sculptures and wall sculptures as well as a series or recent oil paintings.
K.A. Coloradoand#39s current thematic expressions involve symbolic Ice Core sculptures and paintings (which will be represented in this show). The acrylic art sculptures and oil paintings created by K.A. Colorado replicate and emulate scientific Ice Core samplings and include imbedded scientific, literary, and professional text from world renowned scientists, explorers, and professionals who work in the polar regions. The exhibited work is intended to recreate and capture an Arctic/Antarctic experience within LA Artcoreand#39s space. Individuals, whose writings are imbedded in the K.A. Colorado sculptures and paintings, include noted scientist and climate change authorities.
For more information regarding this artist, visit: http://www.kacoloradoicecore.com/
>> learn more
As seen on OPRAH, The White House, and Numerous Publications. The TONY AWARD Winner comes to you!
Verbal communication is the truest art form ever to exist. The desire for self expression is a basic human need. Everyone needs to be heard. Everyone wants to be heard. Poetri helps you GET HEARD!!! Back by popular demand! The class you've been asking for is BACK!!!
POETRI'S POETRY WORKSHOP
Because it's time to use your voice!
WORKSHOP GOALS and OBJECTIVES:
• develop the skills needed for spoken communication
• increase appreciation and enjoyment of free verse
• become a more effective speaker
• develop skills in listening
• apply constructive verbal and nonverbal feedback
• find personal ways of expression
PERFECT FOR:
POETS! ACTORS! WRITERS! PUBLIC SPEAKERS!
THOSE THAT COMMUNICATE DAILY!
2 FOUR WEEK SESSIONS BEGIN NOVEMBER 4TH
WEDNESDAYS 6-8PM
WEDNESDAYS 8:30-10:30PM
CALL TODAY: (888) 400-3959
Theatre District
6476 Santa Monica Blvd
Hollywood, CA 90038
www.poetriworkshop.com
>> learn more
Join musicologist Priscilla Pawlicki as she offers two new courses at the Pasadena Conservatory of Music that are sure to awaken the music lover in you. Chamber Music in Pasadena 2009-10 is a two-quarter course that explores the upcoming season of Pasadena's finest chamber music organizatons. Repertoire from Camerata Pacifica, Coleman Chamber Music, Ensemble Green, Pacific Serenades and Southwest Chamber Music will be discussed in class before the concerts with lectures, recordings and some live performance. Sharpen your listening skills, acquaint yourself with a remarkably varied body of works and enhance your concert-going experiences in a course designed for the general listener and musician alike. The class meets every Wednesday from 7 to 9:15 pm beginning September 23.
Twentieth-Century Masters: Schoenberg, Stravinsky, Bartók and Shostakovich, Tuesday from 10:00 am to 12:15 pm, explores the classics of contemporary music. As composers sought new modes of expression in a changing world after 1900, musical styles became richer and more complex than at any other time in Western music. Schoenberg's emancipation of dissonance and his development of the 12-tone system brought about a dramatic schism with the music of the past. Stravinsky's early ballets exploited rhythm in a new way - free from the tyranny of the barline as he described the Rite of Spring, his famous early work that provoked a riot at its premiere in 1913. Bartók colored his unique style with the distinctive rhythms and melodic phrases of Eastern European folk music, while Shostakovich, in his extraordinary cycles of string quartets and symphonies, chronicled his experiences in contemporary Soviet society, declaring that ...art registers its firm protest against evil and oppression. Call 626-683-3355 for registration information.
>> learn more
LA Artcore is pleased to present a two-month long exhibition of the latest works by international artist, K.A. Colorado. This exhibition entitled ''Polar Dialogue 2009'', showcases the artistand#39s polar-themed art depicting changing conditions in the polar regions, human impact on the Arctic and Antarctic, and vanishing glaciers and icebergs.
The show includes a series of three-dimensional sculptures and wall sculptures as well as a series or recent oil paintings.
K.A. Coloradoand#39s current thematic expressions involve symbolic Ice Core sculptures and paintings (which will be represented in this show). The acrylic art sculptures and oil paintings created by K.A. Colorado replicate and emulate scientific Ice Core samplings and include imbedded scientific, literary, and professional text from world renowned scientists, explorers, and professionals who work in the polar regions. The exhibited work is intended to recreate and capture an Arctic/Antarctic experience within LA Artcoreand#39s space. Individuals, whose writings are imbedded in the K.A. Colorado sculptures and paintings, include noted scientist and climate change authorities.
For more information regarding this artist, visit: http://www.kacoloradoicecore.com/
>> learn more
As seen on OPRAH, The White House, and Numerous Publications. The TONY AWARD Winner comes to you!
Verbal communication is the truest art form ever to exist. The desire for self expression is a basic human need. Everyone needs to be heard. Everyone wants to be heard. Poetri helps you GET HEARD!!! Back by popular demand! The class you've been asking for is BACK!!!
POETRI'S POETRY WORKSHOP
Because it's time to use your voice!
WORKSHOP GOALS and OBJECTIVES:
• develop the skills needed for spoken communication
• increase appreciation and enjoyment of free verse
• become a more effective speaker
• develop skills in listening
• apply constructive verbal and nonverbal feedback
• find personal ways of expression
PERFECT FOR:
POETS! ACTORS! WRITERS! PUBLIC SPEAKERS!
THOSE THAT COMMUNICATE DAILY!
2 FOUR WEEK SESSIONS BEGIN NOVEMBER 4TH
WEDNESDAYS 6-8PM
WEDNESDAYS 8:30-10:30PM
CALL TODAY: (888) 400-3959
Theatre District
6476 Santa Monica Blvd
Hollywood, CA 90038
www.poetriworkshop.com
>> learn more
Join musicologist Priscilla Pawlicki as she offers two new courses at the Pasadena Conservatory of Music that are sure to awaken the music lover in you. Chamber Music in Pasadena 2009-10 is a two-quarter course that explores the upcoming season of Pasadena's finest chamber music organizatons. Repertoire from Camerata Pacifica, Coleman Chamber Music, Ensemble Green, Pacific Serenades and Southwest Chamber Music will be discussed in class before the concerts with lectures, recordings and some live performance. Sharpen your listening skills, acquaint yourself with a remarkably varied body of works and enhance your concert-going experiences in a course designed for the general listener and musician alike. The class meets every Wednesday from 7 to 9:15 pm beginning September 23.
Twentieth-Century Masters: Schoenberg, Stravinsky, Bartók and Shostakovich, Tuesday from 10:00 am to 12:15 pm, explores the classics of contemporary music. As composers sought new modes of expression in a changing world after 1900, musical styles became richer and more complex than at any other time in Western music. Schoenberg's emancipation of dissonance and his development of the 12-tone system brought about a dramatic schism with the music of the past. Stravinsky's early ballets exploited rhythm in a new way - free from the tyranny of the barline as he described the Rite of Spring, his famous early work that provoked a riot at its premiere in 1913. Bartók colored his unique style with the distinctive rhythms and melodic phrases of Eastern European folk music, while Shostakovich, in his extraordinary cycles of string quartets and symphonies, chronicled his experiences in contemporary Soviet society, declaring that ...art registers its firm protest against evil and oppression. Call 626-683-3355 for registration information.
>> learn more
LA Artcore is pleased to present a two-month long exhibition of the latest works by international artist, K.A. Colorado. This exhibition entitled ''Polar Dialogue 2009'', showcases the artistand#39s polar-themed art depicting changing conditions in the polar regions, human impact on the Arctic and Antarctic, and vanishing glaciers and icebergs.
The show includes a series of three-dimensional sculptures and wall sculptures as well as a series or recent oil paintings.
K.A. Coloradoand#39s current thematic expressions involve symbolic Ice Core sculptures and paintings (which will be represented in this show). The acrylic art sculptures and oil paintings created by K.A. Colorado replicate and emulate scientific Ice Core samplings and include imbedded scientific, literary, and professional text from world renowned scientists, explorers, and professionals who work in the polar regions. The exhibited work is intended to recreate and capture an Arctic/Antarctic experience within LA Artcoreand#39s space. Individuals, whose writings are imbedded in the K.A. Colorado sculptures and paintings, include noted scientist and climate change authorities.
For more information regarding this artist, visit: http://www.kacoloradoicecore.com/
>> learn more
As seen on OPRAH, The White House, and Numerous Publications. The TONY AWARD Winner comes to you!
Verbal communication is the truest art form ever to exist. The desire for self expression is a basic human need. Everyone needs to be heard. Everyone wants to be heard. Poetri helps you GET HEARD!!! Back by popular demand! The class you've been asking for is BACK!!!
POETRI'S POETRY WORKSHOP
Because it's time to use your voice!
WORKSHOP GOALS and OBJECTIVES:
• develop the skills needed for spoken communication
• increase appreciation and enjoyment of free verse
• become a more effective speaker
• develop skills in listening
• apply constructive verbal and nonverbal feedback
• find personal ways of expression
PERFECT FOR:
POETS! ACTORS! WRITERS! PUBLIC SPEAKERS!
THOSE THAT COMMUNICATE DAILY!
2 FOUR WEEK SESSIONS BEGIN NOVEMBER 4TH
WEDNESDAYS 6-8PM
WEDNESDAYS 8:30-10:30PM
CALL TODAY: (888) 400-3959
Theatre District
6476 Santa Monica Blvd
Hollywood, CA 90038
www.poetriworkshop.com
>> learn more
Join musicologist Priscilla Pawlicki as she offers two new courses at the Pasadena Conservatory of Music that are sure to awaken the music lover in you. Chamber Music in Pasadena 2009-10 is a two-quarter course that explores the upcoming season of Pasadena's finest chamber music organizatons. Repertoire from Camerata Pacifica, Coleman Chamber Music, Ensemble Green, Pacific Serenades and Southwest Chamber Music will be discussed in class before the concerts with lectures, recordings and some live performance. Sharpen your listening skills, acquaint yourself with a remarkably varied body of works and enhance your concert-going experiences in a course designed for the general listener and musician alike. The class meets every Wednesday from 7 to 9:15 pm beginning September 23.
Twentieth-Century Masters: Schoenberg, Stravinsky, Bartók and Shostakovich, Tuesday from 10:00 am to 12:15 pm, explores the classics of contemporary music. As composers sought new modes of expression in a changing world after 1900, musical styles became richer and more complex than at any other time in Western music. Schoenberg's emancipation of dissonance and his development of the 12-tone system brought about a dramatic schism with the music of the past. Stravinsky's early ballets exploited rhythm in a new way - free from the tyranny of the barline as he described the Rite of Spring, his famous early work that provoked a riot at its premiere in 1913. Bartók colored his unique style with the distinctive rhythms and melodic phrases of Eastern European folk music, while Shostakovich, in his extraordinary cycles of string quartets and symphonies, chronicled his experiences in contemporary Soviet society, declaring that ...art registers its firm protest against evil and oppression. Call 626-683-3355 for registration information.
>> learn more
LA Artcore is pleased to present a two-month long exhibition of the latest works by international artist, K.A. Colorado. This exhibition entitled ''Polar Dialogue 2009'', showcases the artistand#39s polar-themed art depicting changing conditions in the polar regions, human impact on the Arctic and Antarctic, and vanishing glaciers and icebergs.
The show includes a series of three-dimensional sculptures and wall sculptures as well as a series or recent oil paintings.
K.A. Coloradoand#39s current thematic expressions involve symbolic Ice Core sculptures and paintings (which will be represented in this show). The acrylic art sculptures and oil paintings created by K.A. Colorado replicate and emulate scientific Ice Core samplings and include imbedded scientific, literary, and professional text from world renowned scientists, explorers, and professionals who work in the polar regions. The exhibited work is intended to recreate and capture an Arctic/Antarctic experience within LA Artcoreand#39s space. Individuals, whose writings are imbedded in the K.A. Colorado sculptures and paintings, include noted scientist and climate change authorities.
For more information regarding this artist, visit: http://www.kacoloradoicecore.com/
>> learn more
As seen on OPRAH, The White House, and Numerous Publications. The TONY AWARD Winner comes to you!
Verbal communication is the truest art form ever to exist. The desire for self expression is a basic human need. Everyone needs to be heard. Everyone wants to be heard. Poetri helps you GET HEARD!!! Back by popular demand! The class you've been asking for is BACK!!!
POETRI'S POETRY WORKSHOP
Because it's time to use your voice!
WORKSHOP GOALS and OBJECTIVES:
• develop the skills needed for spoken communication
• increase appreciation and enjoyment of free verse
• become a more effective speaker
• develop skills in listening
• apply constructive verbal and nonverbal feedback
• find personal ways of expression
PERFECT FOR:
POETS! ACTORS! WRITERS! PUBLIC SPEAKERS!
THOSE THAT COMMUNICATE DAILY!
2 FOUR WEEK SESSIONS BEGIN NOVEMBER 4TH
WEDNESDAYS 6-8PM
WEDNESDAYS 8:30-10:30PM
CALL TODAY: (888) 400-3959
Theatre District
6476 Santa Monica Blvd
Hollywood, CA 90038
www.poetriworkshop.com
>> learn more
Join musicologist Priscilla Pawlicki as she offers two new courses at the Pasadena Conservatory of Music that are sure to awaken the music lover in you. Chamber Music in Pasadena 2009-10 is a two-quarter course that explores the upcoming season of Pasadena's finest chamber music organizatons. Repertoire from Camerata Pacifica, Coleman Chamber Music, Ensemble Green, Pacific Serenades and Southwest Chamber Music will be discussed in class before the concerts with lectures, recordings and some live performance. Sharpen your listening skills, acquaint yourself with a remarkably varied body of works and enhance your concert-going experiences in a course designed for the general listener and musician alike. The class meets every Wednesday from 7 to 9:15 pm beginning September 23.
Twentieth-Century Masters: Schoenberg, Stravinsky, Bartók and Shostakovich, Tuesday from 10:00 am to 12:15 pm, explores the classics of contemporary music. As composers sought new modes of expression in a changing world after 1900, musical styles became richer and more complex than at any other time in Western music. Schoenberg's emancipation of dissonance and his development of the 12-tone system brought about a dramatic schism with the music of the past. Stravinsky's early ballets exploited rhythm in a new way - free from the tyranny of the barline as he described the Rite of Spring, his famous early work that provoked a riot at its premiere in 1913. Bartók colored his unique style with the distinctive rhythms and melodic phrases of Eastern European folk music, while Shostakovich, in his extraordinary cycles of string quartets and symphonies, chronicled his experiences in contemporary Soviet society, declaring that ...art registers its firm protest against evil and oppression. Call 626-683-3355 for registration information.
>> learn more
L
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October 31, 2009 - December 11, 2009
1601 W. Mountain St., Glendale, CA, 91201 Glendale 91201
New photographs, paintings, drawings, prints, and installations by Srboohie Abajian, Renee Azenaro, Matthew Cramer, Don Saban, and John Smith.
October 31, 2009 - December 24, 2009
357 North La Brea Avenue Los Angeles 90036
MODERN and CONTEMPORARY
PAINTINGS DRAWINGS PRINTS and SCULPTURE
A REVOLVING EXHIBITION
Through December 24, 2009
Jack Rutberg Fine Arts in Los Angeles is currently featuring an expansive exhibition, Modern and Contemporary Works: A Revolving Exhibition which includes paintings, drawings, prints and sculpture spanning nearly 100 years. More than seventy works of intimate and monumental scale, featuring an impressive range of international artists, makes this ambitious group show a rare and engaging exhibition.
November 4, 2009 - November 21, 2009
13261 Moorpark Avenue Sherman Oaks 91423
RED
NOVEMBER 4 - NOVEMBER 21, 2009
VIVA GALLERY
13261 Moorpark Avenue
Sherman Oaks, CA 91423
(818) 385-0058
Gallery Hours: Wednesday - Friday 11 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Saturday, 12 Noon - 4 p.m.
JUROR OF SELECTION: KRISTIN HOERTH
Editor in Chief Southwest Art Magazine
Artist Reception is November 15, 2009
2 p.m - 4 p.m.
November 4, 2009 - January 31, 2010
835 N. Kings Road West Hollywood 90069
At a time when contemporary culture is dominated by the mass media and we are all glued to many screens, it is fascinating to contemplate the career of little-known Austrian sociologist, Otto Neurath (18881945), a polymath whose intellectual and moral compass forged in the embers of World War I led him to predict the dramatic growth of the knowledge economy and to develop tools for a universal pictorial language. Ever in the interest of advancing participatory forms of democratic exchange, Neurath was by turn an academic, economic minister, housing administrator, museum director and philosopher of science. He collaborated with the leading planners, designers and artists of his time, among them Adolf Loos, Josef Frank, Le Corbusier, Laszlo Moholy-Nagy and key New Deal intellectuals and his work had a profound influence on a range of disciplines, including architecture, philosophy, economics, urbanism and graphic design.
With Otto Neurath. Gypsy Urbanism, the MAK Center for Art and Architecture presents the absorbing work of this passionate intellectual in an exhibition guest curated by architectural critic and theorist, Nader Vossoughian. This exhibition is on view at the Schindler House from November 4, 2009 through January 31, 2010.
November 5, 2009 - November 29, 2009
650A South Avenue 21 Los Angeles 90031
LA Artcore presents a three-artist exhibition featuring the latest work of painters Jeffrey Nemeroff, Phil Jong Kho and Gye Yung Jung.
Jeffrey Nemeroff is a Los Angeles native, whose interest in art began at an early age. Pursuing his passion, he obtained a B.A. degree in Art and Design, which developed into a prestigious career of twenty-two years, as art director of Architectural Digest.
Nemeroff is now able to devote himself full-time to his studio work and in this latest series of abstract paintings, Nemeroff uses thread and yarn as his drawing implements; creating provocative forms as he drapes the material over an acrylic ground. Multiple layers of oil glazes are applied as images slowly emerge, creating tension and movement between the foreground and background. These abstract forms, dictated in part by chance, also, reference natural or biological states, within a context that can be seen as representing either internal or external realms.
Korean-born artist Phil Jong Kho is a professor of art at the University of Suwon, in Seoul, Korea and will exhibit his newest series Sound of Nature at the LA Artcore Brewery Annex. His work stems from both his knowledge of contemporary painting, and traditional Asian painting techniques. These two philosophies are gracefully intertwined as he explores organic and abstract forms to express the harmony and rhythmic beauty he finds in nature.
November 6, 2009 - December 12, 2009
8301 Hindry Avenue Westchester, CA 90045
A LITTLE NIGHT MUSIC with music and lyrics by Stephen Sondheim and book by Hugh Wheeler, was inspired by the Ingmar Bergman film Smiles of a Summer Night. Directed by Sheridan Cole Crawford and produced by Jordan Bland, it plays at the Westchester Playhouse from November 6 to December 12, 2009, with performances on Friday and Saturday evenings at 8 PM with Sunday matinees at 2 PM.
A LITTLE NIGHT MUSIC won the New York Drama Critics' Circle Award and the Tony Award for Best Musical. Set in Sweden at the turn of the century, it involves the romantic lives of several couples, with the music set almost entirely in waltz time. The musical includes the song Send in the Clowns.
General admission with reserved seating is $23, or $21 for seniors/students/servicemen. Please call (310) 645-5156 for reservations or purchase tickets online at www.kentwoodplayers.org
November 6, 2009 - December 31, 2009
1108 Abbot Kinney Blvd Venice Beach 90291
Opening Night Celebration on Friday, November 6, 2009 from 6 to 11pm.
Participating in First Fridays on Abbot Kinney.
Djs: Kraddy, Trevor (Green Sector)and Semuta.
Refreshments, Garden of Weeden Gallery, Experiencial booth.
99 High Art Gallery Presents:
The first ever North American exhibit of
Ayahuasca Visions Sacred Art From the Amazon by Pablo Amaringo.
Also featuring the art of Mita Lozano P. and Moises Llerena.
Exhibit runs from November 6 - December 31, 2009.
Pablo Amaringo is one of the worlds greatest visionary artists and is renowned for his highly complex, colorful, and intricate paintings from his visions from drinking the Ayahuasca brew.
www.pabloamaringo.com
99 High Art Collective
1108 Abbot Kinney Blvd
Venice Beach, CA. 90291
www.99collective.com
310. 450. 8699
November 7, 2009 - November 30, 2009
1629 18th Street Santa Monica 90404
Renowned Culver City Photographer, David Jordan Williams showcases his photo art show entitled The Ballona Wetlands in 18th Streets project room. His photographic art offers just a taste of some of the most stunning and revealing images of this special, and somewhat hidden, place along the Los Angeles coast, known as the Ballona Wetlands.
Williams photography debuts as a month-long show in November that highlights features from the book, Celebrate Ballona, written and compiled by Susan Suntree, Marcia Hancom and Robert Roy van de Hoek. The book will be available as part of a multiple year celebration of the amazing citizen initiative of preserving more than 600 acres of land in the Ballona Valley. The Ballona Wetlands photo art exhibit is sponsored by the Ballona Institute and is a project of the International Humanities Center in Pacific Palisades.
November 7, 2009 - December 13, 2009
46 N. Los Robles Avenue Pasadena 91101
Chinese Brush Painting Class Exhibition opens in the Gallery of Contemporary Art.
November 7, 2009 - December 19, 2009
2716 S La Cienega Blv Culver City 90034
George Billis Gallery Los Angeles opens The Illusionists: Jared Joslin, Carol Golemboski, and Liz Huston on Saturday, November 7, 2009 with an artist reception from 5 to 8pm. The exhibition features paintings, photography, and digital prints by the three artists. The exhibition continues December 19, 2009.
November 7, 2009 - December 20, 2009
234 S. Brand Avenue Glendale
A Noise Within (ANW) pokes a bit of fun at its own name with some theatrical humor when it stages the joyfully out-of control British farce NOISES OFF by MICHAEL FRAYN, opening Saturday, November 14 and closing Sunday, December 20, 2009 (previews begin November 7). Company Co-Founders/Co-Artistic Directors Geoff Elliott and Julia Rodriguez-Elliott co-direct the production, in which Elliott also performs.
Chuckling at the similarity between the names of the theatre company and the play, Elliott notes, Almost since A Noise Withins inception, the public has confused our name with Noises Off. Its about time we really wreak havoc by finally producing the show!
In Frayns farce, chaos reigns both onstage and off as an under-rehearsed and over-worked troupe of veteran thespians ready themselves for the world premiere of a new play. With a penchant for drama more personal than professional, the bumbling actors stumble through rehearsals and performances, and in the process bring the house down, quite literally.
The cast features Shaun Anthony (Tim Allgood), Apollo Dukakis (Selsdon Mowbray), Geoff Elliott (Lloyd Dallas), Jill Hill (Brenda Blair), Mikael Salazar (Garry Lejeune), Lenne Klingaman (Poppy Norton-Taylor), Emily Kosloski (Brooke Ashton), Stephen Rockwell (Frederick Fellowes) and Deborah Strang (Dotty Otley).
November 7, 2009 - December 30, 2009
166 N. La Brea Ave. Los Angeles 90036
Couturier Gallery presents Los Angeles Currents, a group show of paintings, photography and sculpture by seven Los Angeles based artists: Frick Byers, Alex Couwenberg, George Haas, Danny Heller, Marcie Kaufman, Yoichi Kawamura and Clancy Pearson. The works included in this exhibit represent ''current trends'' in Los Angeles contemporary art. The opening reception for the artists will be Saturday, November 7th, from 6 – 9 pm.
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