DTLA Historic Core, Art and Architecture
Tag: art
The Last Bookstore
So, if you love books, live in LA AND HAVE NOT BEEN HERE YET, that’s problematic. From the seemingly 60s and 70s throwback staff to its architecture to the antiquated bag check as you pass over its threshold, The Last Bookstore is something you’ll think was built on sacred land where time stood still. The floor… Read More The Last Bookstore
The Broad
The Broad has had both positive and negative media coverage. I say: ignore it all and make your own assessment. I can’t imagine any art lover would be disappointed with the collection(s) curated for the Broad’s opening. In addition to the art, the architecture – internally and externally – give The Broad life in a… Read More The Broad
LACMA, Fall 2015
Frank Gehry At LACMA
Palms, Motor Avenue
Abbot Kinney Festival
Studio City
Gower Street
Look up, down and all around on Gower Street. Art is everywhere. Traditionally, I’ve only gone up and down Gower and its parallel streets on my endless hunt for Hollywood sign pictures. It hit me that I was missing out given the treasure trove of street art that lines Gower. Some of the city’s biggest… Read More Gower Street
Larchmont Village
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