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Monthly Archives: June 2015
On June 21, Culver City’s dignitaries and art patrons, including Culver City Councilmember Meghan Sahli-Wells, Culver City Cultural Affairs Commissioner Thomas Aujero Small, Deputy Director at the Broad Art Foundation Richard Cherry, and former President of the Los Angeles Arts Commission Merry Norris, attended the award-winning Jacaranda Music Series’ first performance of 2015. The contemporary architectural offices of Rachlin Partners provided a stunning backdrop for the classical sounds of the lauded string… Read More
The A+D Museum Gala is June 27 in their terrific new space in downtown L.A. We hope to see you there!
Communication Arts + Design PR attended a screening of Charlie Chaplin’s “City Lights” (1931) at the historic Los Angeles Theatre on Saturday, June 13, part of the Los Angeles Conservancy’s “Last Remaining Seats” series. The last and most ornate of Broadway’s great movie palaces, the Los Angeles was constructed for independent film exhibitor H.L. Gumbiner. The grand opening was on January 30, 1931, which opened with “City Lights.” Many celebs and VIPS… Read More
The grand opening of Richard Landry‘s new office in West Los Angeles on June 4 was a celebration for the entire design industry. Guests included Snyder Diamond, Haefele Design and Rohl plumbing fixtures among other design vendors. This standing room only event held 250 of the industry’s top leaders. Pictured (TOP) L to R: Russ Diamond, Laurie Haefele, Richard Landry, James Magni, Kirk Nix, Laurie Haefele; Pictured (LEFT) L to R: Kirk… Read More
On Sunday, June 21, 4:00 pm, Jacaranda Music Series presents the spectacular Lyris Quartet as its special season kickoff. Jacaranda was selected by BBC Magazine as among 20 concerts to attend in North America, and has been noted as “Best of the Year” and “moving beyond local to national significance” by the Los Angeles Times. We encourage you to RSVP today for the June 21st event. Seating is limited to only 50… Read More
The great Ed Moses was in conversation with Leslie Jones, LACMA’s curator of prints and drawings, at William Turner Gallery. Ed chatted with a packed audience on Tuesday, June 9, at the opening of the gallery’s new show, Now and Then. The show of mixed media paintings and watercolors runs through August 15, 2015. A spectacular exhibition not to be missed.
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