Downtown Art Walk

mitan — Wed, 14 Apr 2010 06:32:24 +0000

Free art! Everything from fine art, graffiti, contemporary, music, and even hair styles. A live forum for artist and those who simply appreciate it. The Downtown Art Walk is a free, self-guided tour of the many art exhibition venues in Downtown Los Angeles – commercial art galleries, museums, and non-profit arts venues. It takes place on the 2nd Thursday of every month. Public information and a printable pdf map of the Downtown Art Walk isavailable here.

Participants in the Downtown Art Walk are the more than 40 galleries and museums located throughout the central downtown area, within the walkable districts between the Grand Avenue / Disney Hall / MOCA, Little Tokyo, the Financial District, and centered around Gallery Row on Main and Spring Streets in the Historic Core. Most venues are open at least 12-9PM, but some may open later than 12PM or close earlier than 9PM; specific exceptions are listed next to each venue on the map.

Get your freak on.

Among the 40 galleries is world renowned gallery Estevan Oriol is side by side with Upper Playground.

This one brings back memories…

Ridin’ dirty.. diaper

Among the thousands of people walking on a crowded sidewalk fate brings us Joe owner Balance Lifestyles. Be sure to check out his new store location in Cerritos mall.

and the Japan LA crew

Curb side hair stylist, one way to lower overhead costs.

Live portraits

Lion status on the prowl.

Giant Robot Biennale Recap

mitan — Sat, 23 Jan 2010 09:31:00 +0000

Yesterday Vince(Cakedout), Ben(Triumvir) and I went to the Giant Robot Biennale 2: 15 years closing exhibit. The gallery showcases 2 floors of art work from a plethora of different artists. The show felt like 20 different galleries all rolled up in one. Be sure to see it for yourself, January 24 will be its last day.

Eric Nakamura co-founder co-editor of Giant Robot

Ladies love the Big “Mac”

I found you… miss new bootay

Vince and Ben get lost in the artist’s microscopic attention to detail.

Artist David Choe is definitely in his own world, which makes him, him.

David Choe displays various pictures of raw meat and genitalia, and leaves it to the viewer to decipher.

Heist and Co » Supreme NYC

Downtown Art Walk

Giant Robot Biennale Recap