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The Palette

Exploring Creative Santa Monica
Header image by
Fabian
Lewkowicz
February 21, 2008 |
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This
week we've got a fairly brief edition of the Patette but
don't get the idea there's not much to do! You can
still visit the George Hurrell
exhibition at the
California Heritage Museum or catch
The Bald Soprano during its
extended run at
City Garage. There's also
Robots vs Fake Robots now officially
open at the The
Powerhouse Theatre and Bye Bye
Birdie ends its run at
Santa Monica Civic Light Opera.
Jambo returns to
McCabe's for a Sunday morning
children's concert and I've got two terrific new items
to keep everyone thoroughly entertained until Monday!
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Mike Disfarmer's haunting
looks at small-town Arkansas are currently
on view at Bergamot Station's Rose Gallery.
Click the image for details.
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Eliminate Plastic Bags While Making Your Own Art |
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Resolution in the Bag
Cause for Creativity
6:00 – 9:00 pm
Saturday, February 23
Santa Monica Museum of Art
Bergamot Station G1
2525 Michigan Avenue
Santa Monica
Museum of Art always has the
coolest events and the most fascinating crowds
and this Saturday night will go down in history
as one of their absolute best! Cause
for Creativity is a unique series
of SMMoA workshops that combine art making with
social activism. At Resolution in the
Bag, The underground collective
Hit+Run will conduct a live
silkscreening party where participants make
one-of-a-kind silkscreened cotton bags to use
instead of plastic. You can also enjoy the positive creative
mixes of
The Dublab Soundsystem, and
pop into
The BLNKBooth to take
pictures of yourself, your friends, and your new
bag! |
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Living
History in Santa Monica |
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An example of Malibu Tile at the Adamson
House in Malibu
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If These Tiles Could Talk
The Story of the Malibu Potteries
2:00 pm
Sunday, February 24
Santa Monica Conservancy
310/496.3146
Christ Walden
tells the fascinating story of the
Rindge family, who owned property in
Santa Monica and Malibu and created one of the
most successful and admired art potteries in the
region. Most lectures rely on slides and
illustrations to showcase their subject matter,
but by locating the talk in landmark
Embassy Hotel Apartments, the
Santa Monica Conservancy has chosen to
surround the audience with brilliant examples of
the rich designs and colors of the subject
matter. Ms. Walden was guest
curator at the California Heritage
Museum's exhibition on vintage
California tile in 1991, and her book,
California Tile: The Golden Era 1910-1940
will be available for sale at the lecture.
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One last highlight for this weekend!
Ensemble Studio has returned to the
Miles Playhouse with its annual festival of seminars
and play-readings. Click on the image above to get
their full schedule.
Have a terrific weekend!
The
Palette |
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