SATURDAY
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+ The Miracle Mile Art Walk is today from 4:30 pm to 10 pm. Host Gallery: Lawrence Asher Gallery, 5820 Wilshire Blvd, At 4:30 p.m. Artists Sophia Allison, Rebecca Lowry and Ivo Vergara will speak about the exhibit, Retrospect. Then at 6:15 pm, photographer Hugh Kretschmer will give a brief gallery talk at Clark Oshin Gallery at The Icon.
The after party and third talk is at Edward Cella Art+Architecture, 6018 Wilshire Blvd. The third Art Talk will begin at 8:00 p.m. regarding the exhibit Transforming Photography, featuring artists Isidro Blasco, Ben Dean, Mary Heebner, Gerald Incandela, George Legardy, Joni Sternbach, Joan Tanner, Ethan Turpin, and Thomas Zika. All info on link.
+ Over at The Kopeikin Gallery, they have an opening reception for Nicholas Kahn and Richard Selesnick: "Eisbergfreistadt" and Edgar Martins: "The Accidental Theorist". Reception runs 6- 9 pm
+ Desolation Holiday group photo show at Ultra Star Gallery (6432 Santa Monica Blvd.) From 8 am to midnight
+ By the way, closing on Saturday : Heather Cantrell: A Study in Portraiture: Act I @ Kinkead Contemporary,
Other photo exhibition currently showing here.
SUNDAY
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+ Remember when the California African American Museum open their exhibition on the "Tuskegee Airman : The Journey to Flight" with photos and other memorabilia a few weeks ago ? Well, this Sunday, you can hear the tales yourself from those involved in "Days of Tuskegee" from 1-3 pm. INFO
ALSO THIS WEEKEND :
"The Big Parade : A Two day Walk Through Los Angeles"
A two-day walk through Los Angeles, the Big Parade will begin downtown at the Angel’s Flight Stairway, traverse 100+ stairways and weave its way through scores of architectural landmarks. With a mid-point break at the Music Box Stairs in Silver Lake, site of the Laurel & Hardy film of the same name, the walking route will be filled with off road adventures — “backcountry” bushwhacking on a secret dirt road, paddle boating on Echo Park Lake, hearing a marching band and getting sweet treats from designated locals. Whether you are walking 1 mile or all 40, everyone is invited to join this celebration of seeing L.A. from the ground up.
Hey,it is free, you get a chance to interact with your fellow Angelenos and you can actually tell your friends you "walked" in LA ! All the info is here. LAist writes up about it too.
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