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+ ASMP/LA presents "Taking Stock: A Panel Discussion on the Business of Stock Photography" 7-9 pm @ Julia Dean Photo Workshop 755 Seward St. Los Angeles, CA 90038.
Panelist include : Ian Shive – Tandem Stills + Motion / Jon-Paul Harrison – Tandem Stills + Motion / Ellen Herbert – Owner/Producer NEATProduction / Helen Ashford – Cache Agency / Lawrence Manning – Blend Images / Edie Tobias – Corbis . Register here.
+ Piper Mackay talk 7:00 - 8:30 pm @ REI Tustin 2962 El Camino RealTustin, CA 92782. Event is free, RSVP here.
Journey through the savannas of the Serrengetti, and the Masai Mara viewing captivating images of it's un paralleled wildlife. Explore the very unique and remote region of Ethiopia's Omo Valley home to some of the most ornate and intact tribal regions throughout Africa. Hear about her adventures of staying with the local tribes and camping in the wilds of Africa. Her passion for the natural world has grown into a lifelong commitment to inspire others to explore, respect and preserve the beauty of our fragile planet.
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+ IRIS Nights : Nikki Sixx with Kristine McKenna "Life Through The Distorted Lens of Nikki Sixx" 6:30-8:00 pm @ Annenberg Space for Photography 2000 Avenue of the Stars Los Angeles, CA 90067. Usually they do stand-by but not this time. If you didn't get passes, you're out of luck.
Nikki Sixx will be discussing "This is Gonna Hurt: Photography and Life Through the Distorted Lens of Nikki Sixx". There are stories (and the photos) from crack houses, brothels, and staged photo shoots in his studio known as Funny Farm. All of this ties into Nikki’s belief that everything is beautiful in its own way. There are no models in this book, but instead what others may consider freaks or grotesque take center stage in this gallery
+ Patrick Hoelck "Room Editions" opening reception 7-10 pm @ Stephen Webster 202 N. Rodeo Drive Beverly Hills, CA 90210
Stevedore, Walker Evans
Olga Garay, executive director of the Los Angeles Department of Cultural Affairs, moderates this panel with photographer Virginia Beahan, scholar Lillian Guerra, and musician Ned Sublette. Together they explore how images of the country have shaped and complicated its relationship with Americans.Complements the exhibition A Revolutionary Project: Cuba from Walker Evans to Now
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Brad Swonetz @ Creative Mornings Los Angeles 8:30 am to 10:00 am @ Ford&Ching 718 North Figueroa Street Los Angeles, CA 90012.
Brad Swonetz is a celebrated photographer who has shot for the likes of The New York Times Magazine, Wired UK, L’Uomo Vogue, Forbes, Fortune, Business Week, Zappos, Google, and Verzion. Born and raised in Encinitas, California, Brad attended the University of California at Santa Barbara where he pursued two of his great passions – surfing and sculpture. After finishing in Santa Barbara, he moved to LA to assist photographers and learn the trade. Now Brad lives with his wife in a beach town in southern California. Brad has always had a passion for people and their environments, and loves to show others how interesting the seemingly mundane can be. Brad will talk about his beginnings as a photo assistant, the path he's taken to bcoming a successful working photographer today and what it takes to make it in today's hyper-competitive photographic market.
+ Michael Sloat "Saving Cranes" opening reception 6:30 - 9:00 pm @ G2 Gallery 1503 Abbot Kinney Boulevard Venice, CA 90291-3742
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+ Lomography Instant Photo Scavenger Hunt Noon - 5 pm @ Lomography Gallery Store LA 7998 Santa Monica Blvd West Hollywood, CA 90046
+ "Collector's Favorite" Panel Discussion 2 - 4 pm @ Stephen Cohen Gallery 7358 Beverly Bvld. Los Angeles, California 90036
The Photographic Arts Council of the Los Angeles County Museum of Art and Stephen Cohen Gallery are pleased to announce COLLECTORS’ FAVORITES, a special exhibition of photographs on loan from private collections of members of LACMA’s Photographic Arts Council (PAC) hosted by Stephen Cohen Gallery. Panel includes Britt Salvesen, Steve Reinstein, Mary & Dan Solomon, Gloria Katz & Willard Huyck, Peter Fetterman and Dennis Reed. Moderator : Michael Dawson
+ "Redefining Hollywood" opening reception 7-10 pm @ The Analog Salon c/o Digital Fusion 3535 Hayden Ave., Ste 100 Culver City, CA 90232
The idea of Hollywood has intrigued and inspired image-makers for the last century and it’s no different today. Photographers find themselves continually fascinated by not only the notion of Hollywood, but by the city and community of Hollywood. For some, it’s the feeling of noir and night, for others, it’s the reality of the streets and neighborhoods. Photographers are influenced by movie stars and the idea of celebrity, and by the movies themselves. There is a rich tapestry of photographic ideas and inspiration that emerge from the tangible and intangible idea of Hollywood, and with each unique photographic vision, these photographers are Redefining Hollywood. Thomas Alleman, J. Wesley Brown, Siri Kaur, Gordon Magnin, Gray Malin, Claire Mallett, Brend Reinhardt, April Rocha, Ryan Schude/Lauren Randolph, Emily Shur, Aline Smithson, Lacey Terrell
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