Hermosa Beach Fiesta De Las Artes starts summer at the beach
Hermosa Beach’s summer season traditionally both kicks-off and ends with the community celebration Fiesta Hermosa.
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Panel discusses future of South Bay aerospace industry -
Maria Sharapova touches down in her adopted hometown, Manhattan Beach -
America’s Cup visits Redondo Beach -
Manhattan Beach Coordinating Council awards $24,000 to 6 Mira Costa scholars -
Soroptimist reflects on 60 years serving Manhattan Beach community -
Opera review: “Van Gogh” and “Tell-Tale Heart” -
Local photographer showcases beach life at Fiesta Hermosa -
Perry Park in Redondo Beach re-opens
Art
Japan’s Modern Divide: the Photographs of Hiroshi Hamaya and Kansuke Yamamoto
While not the case with older, revered visual artists like Hiroshige or Hokusai, books and exhibitions about Japanese photographers are a rare commodity, but precious when we have them because the country’s finest creative talents often exude a rarified aesthetic sensibility.
El Segundo Museum of Art’s “Truth” exhibit includes works by Picasso, Klimt, Dürer
We’re in May, but walking into “Truth” – the naked truth, as we are reminded – is like walking into a box of bonbons for Valentine’s Day.
Art openings this weekend in Rolling Hills Estates, Hermosa Beach, and El Segundo
On Saturday evening we’ll have an opportunity to answer that old Firesign Theatre riddle: How can you be in two places at once when you’re not anywhere at all?
Manhattan Beach ballerina Jacobson named Presidential Scholar
On Monday, U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan announced the 49th class of U.S.
This Is Where We Get Off: Cannery Row’s last show
The patron saint of local art and artists, Richard Stephens, is closing up the South Bay’s most beloved art studio, Cannery Row, after an unlikely, astonishing, and beautiful two decade run. The show, This Is Where We Get Off, opens Saturday night at the venerable Redondo Beach establishment.
Getting Near to Vermeer
With Vermeer, as with Raphael and Mozart, we are inches closer to the Divine when in the presence of his work.
New gallery for Old Torrance
In the entire state, is there a more prestigious-sounding name for an art venue than the California Museum of Fine Art?
Better is the new more in beach city architecture
by Michael Lee, AIA
My grandparents bought their property in North Manhattan Beach in 1952 for $900.
Caravaggio: The Artist and His Work
Largely due to “Bodies and Shadows: Caravaggio and His Legacy,” on view through Feb. 10 at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art,” Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio (1571-1610) is enjoying unprecedented attention.
Art of Carol Hungerford at The Loft in San Pedro
When Carol Hungerford was in sixth grade, her teacher drove a stake through the heart of her artistic ambitions.
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Beach art scene upbeat [2012 Newsmaker]
From the looks of it, art appears to be thriving in the South Bay.
A Photograph in Wonderland- Down we tumble, Alice-like, into the artistic vision of Janet Milhomme
The photographs of award-winning photographer Janet Milhomme were shown last year in Manhattan Beach and this year at The Loft in San Pedro, Cannery Row in Redondo Beach, and currently at the Palos Verdes Art Center.