_FRIDAY_
+ Michael Kirchoff ~ "An Enduring Grace" opening reception 6-9 pm @ Wildfire 640 S. San Vicente Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90048.
Traveling always brings inspiration for me. Seeing and learning about the landscape and culture of foreign places definitely gets the creative juices flowing.
_SATURDAY_
+ 5th Annual Santa Monica Airport Artwalk from noon to 5 pm. Food trucks : Border Grill and Sweets Truck. 2800 to 3100 Airport Avenue 90405
+ Gil Garcetti and David DiMichele on Photography @ LACMA. Brown Auditorium | Free, no reservations
Photographers David DiMichele and Gil Garcetti describe their photographic process as they discuss their work in the exhibition.
+ Iwan Baan opening reception 6-8 pm @ ACME Gallery in Miracle Mile. 6150 Wilshire Boulevard 90048.
I never planned to be an architecture photographer. I started with photography when I was 12 years old; that’s when I got my first camera. And I fell in love with photography. And I went to art school for photography and had a little bit of an interest in architecture. After art school 12 years ago, I worked for a few architects in Holland. And I hated it. It was super clean, no people, bright sunlight. It was not really my cup of tea. I was much more interested in documentary photography.
+ "Jam Session: America’s Jazz Ambassadors Embrace the World" opening reception 7-9 pm @ Fowler Museum of Art in UCLA. Tickets are $20 public / $15 Current Friends of Jazz members, Fowler members, UCLA Faculty & Staff / $10 students. Full details here
The Fowler teams with Friends of Jazz to present a jam session by UCLA faculty members Kenny Burrell, Dr. Bobby Rodriguez, Barbara Morrison, George Bohanon, Clayton Cameron, Justo Almario, Roberto Miranda, and Llew Matthews followed by a dessert reception and exhibition preview of Jam Session: America's Jazz Ambassadors Embrace the World..
_SUNDAY_
+ Family Flicks: Films of Charles and Ray Eames screening @ The Hammer Museum in Westwood. Free. 10899 Wilshire Blvd Los Angeles, CA 90024
Charles and Ray Eames revolutionized the form, function and manufacture of furniture, architecture and industrial design in the 20th century. Their influence remains as boundless today as was their passion and creativity throughout their careers, a joyful collaboration that also encompassed photography and filmmaking. The Eames made over 100 short films between 1950 and 1980, including the inimitable Powers of Ten (1977), Tocacata for Toy Trains (1957) and Blacktop (1952). This program presents a selection of their films, each one reflecting the sense of curiosity, craftsmanship and play that the motivated all their work. Digital video, color and b/w, approx 70 min.
_ENDING (this Saturday)_
+ Jane O'Neal "Environmental Memory Part II: Taking Flight" + Robert von Sternberg "Intersection" @ DNJ Gallery
+ Steve Schapiro "Taxi Driver" + Larry Fink "The Vanities" @ Fahey/Klein Gallery
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