As a classic film fan I’ve always wondered at the lack of film museums in Los Angeles, the home of the entertainment industry. Sure there’s the quaint Hollywood Heritage Museum and the quirky Hollywood Museum but that’s not much for a place that’s been the […]
When thinking of the Huntington the main image that comes to mind is of lush gardens filled with beautiful flora, but the institution is so much more than that. After all, its full title is The Huntington Library, Art Museum, and Botanical Garden and its […]
I may not be the best flyer out there but, man, do I love vintage aviation memorabilia. The stewardess outfits! The posters! The mod mid-century accents! It’s all wonderful. Usually, if I want my fix I head to Flight Path Learning Center at LAX but, […]
As a fan of all things Mid-Century I always get excited when there’s a new exhibit celebrating the era. So when I learned one of my favorite galleries’, Gallery Nucleus, new show would be a tribute to Charles and Ray Eames I made sure to […]
Yup, that’s the portrait Amy gave Penny in a memorable episode. Nope, I didn’t sneak on the studio lot to see it. It’s actually on view for the public to see at the latest exhibition at Gallery Nucleus – The Physics of Friendship: A Tribute […]
So last year I told you all about an art exhibit inspired by the fabulous Arrested Development (new season coming soon, squeeee!) at Gallery 1988 on Melrose. Well, Gallery 1988 has an additional location in Santa Monica and recently they held an exhibition called “The […]
