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Connie Jenkins,
Cycles, In Memory of Ken Edwards |
The Palette
Exploring Creative Santa Monica
June 5, 2008
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What do you want to do this weekend? Would you like to
take the family to a play? I've got a good one for
you! How about choral music? Do you love it? Because
we've got it. Are you concerned about the soldiers
returning from Iraq? If so, I have just the performance
for you. Are you one of the cool crowd? Do you love
art that's so far out there that some people grit their
teeth when they call it art? We got some of that this
weekend, too. And if that's not enough, you can check
out the work of tomorrow's artists when the AP art
students from SAMOHI present their work. You're gonna
love this weekend, whatever your tastes may be!
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Xavier Llongueras, Living
Fractal Vibrations: Magnetic Mosaics, on view at
Bergamot's Frank Pictures Gallery
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SAMOHI Students Create Beautiful Music |
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Santa Monica High School: Spring
Choral Concert
7:00 pm
Friday, June 6th
Barnum Hall
Santa Monica High School Campus
601 Pico Boulevard
One of Santa Monica's most
brilliant jewels can be found in the Santa
Monica Malibu Unified School District's music
program. The orchestras, bands, choral groups
are without argument some of the best in
California - if not the nation. You'll see - or
hear - what I mean when the Santa Monica High
School Choral Department presents the Spring
Choral Concert on Friday night. Come and hear
the beautiful music performed by the SAMOHI
Choral Students and experience this outstanding
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An
Encore Performance at Highways |
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VICTORIA MARKS
ACTION CONVERSATIONS
8:30 pm
Friday & Saturday
June 6 & 7
Highways Performance Space and Gallery
@ the 18th Street Arts Center
1651 18th Street
310/ 315-1459
Three artists/activists
created this powerful work with an ensemble of
four veterans all recovering from post traumatic
stress disorder (PTSD). The performance
considers how veterans re-enter civilian life
after their staggering combat experiences and
ask us, the audience, to examine our own role in
this process. It's heady stuff - potent and
powerful. The show played to sold-out audiences
on its first run at Highways and has been
brought back due to both its popularity and its
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Interactive Family Theatre |
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Huck
1:00 pm and 4:00 pm
Saturdays
June 7 – 28
Presented by West of Broadway
Edgemar Center for the Arts
2437 Main St
310-428-3343
Life with the Widow Douglas is just way too
civilized so Huck Finn and Jim row down river in
search of treasure and adventure. But instead of
treasure, their big adventure entails being
captured by two bumbling villains who put them
to work in their truly awful magic act. It
takes Mark Twain, himself, Tom Sawyer, and every
member of the audience to free Huck and Jim in
time to make their way home to the Widow.
Huck is a high-energy good time for the
whole family with plenty of opportunities for
the audience to be a part of the show.
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Lowbrow
is High Brow! |
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Brandi Milne |
Dan May,
Nathan Spoor and
Brandi Milne
8:00 pm - 11:30 pm
Saturday, June 7
CopraNason Gallery
Bergamot Station
2525 Michigan Avenue - T5
310/829.2156
Three of the hottest
practitioners of
Lowbrow Art will be showing their work at
CopraNason this weekend. You'll have a great
time at the Saturday night opening party while
checking out the hottest of the hot in today's
art scene.
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SAMOHI Students Create Beautiful Art, Too! |
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ArtLOUD
4-7 pm
Sunday, June 8
William Turner Gallery
Bergamot Station, E1
2525 Michigan Avenue
310/453.0908
The Advanced Placement art students at
SAMOHI will be showing their work at
William Turner’s gallery in a special exhibition
sponsored by
SAMO4ART . This will be the first time
these students have had an exhibition off campus
and it promises to be a terrific afternoon. In
addition to the students’ work, there will be
music, food, a raffle and a silent auction with
all proceeds going to support the visual art
programs at Santa Monica High School.
Don’t miss this chance to support the arts in
our schools! |
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And that
wraps it up for this edition of the Palette - your guide
to the best in Santa Monica!
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Robert Graham’s Ceramic Sculptures and
Drawings are on view at the Bergamot’s
Frank Lloyd Gallery |
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