Thursday Events

+ Dan Shepherd "Draw Me a Tree - A Photo Exhibition" grand opening 6-9 pm @ f/9 Gallery / Patina Studios 5239 Sepulveda Blvd, Culver City, CA 90230. Join them for a live tree drawing ^^


+ Mike Theiss "Capturing Mother Nature" talk 6:30-8:00 pm @ IRIS Nights at Annenberg Space for Photography 2000 Avenue of the Stars Los Angeles, CA 90067. Currently full but stand-by is available.

"I never wish for a weather disaster to happen, but if it happens, I want to be there to document it and share it with the world to send a message of awareness and respect for nature."

+ ASMP/LA "Pints & Pixels : The Cell Phone Edition" 7-10 pm @ Julia Dean in Hollywood. Join ASMP/LA for pizza, beer and photography.


As you know it is the Month of Photography here in Los Angeles and this month's Downtown Art Walk definitely reflects more photography. Here's a quick rundown on what's out there.


+ “In LA mecCA: Los Angeles as the Promised Land" 7-11 pm @ Terrell Moore Gallery 1221 S Hope Street Los Angeles, CA 90015. Five well-known Los Angeles photographers (Douglas McCulloh, Mark Indig, Larry Brownstein, Ken Haber, and Aline Smithson) traverse the geographic and cultural boundaries that bisect Southern California, producing a poignant look at the lives of its inhabitants, the dreams they seek, and the realities they find. Better hurry as this Friday there'll be a new exhibition "Downtown: Incomplete LA".


+ Edition One Hundred Pop-up exhibition 6-11 pm @ Edgar Varela Fine Arts 727 S. Sprint St. Los Angeles, CA 90015



+ Pej Behdarvand “Dreaming Caifornia" opening is actually this Saturday but y'all can get a sneak peak during the Art Walk. Behdarvan’s series uses an obsolete film technique known as Day-for-Night to “capture a different perspective on the ‘sunny California’ landscape.” drkrm/gallery 727 S. Sprint St. Los Angeles, CA 90015



+ Susan Silas "eyes wide shut" @ CB1 Gallery 207 W. 5th St. Los Angeles, CA 90013 * NOTE : they close at 7 pm.

+ The Los Angeles Times themselves have a pop-up event over on 2nd/Spring St with a photo booth set-up like the MOPLA grand opening as well as exhibits of prints by their photographers. 6-10 pm.