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at Museum Hack - Brentwood 1200 Getty Center Dr, Los Angeles, California 90049
Made for museum lovers and skeptics alike, our Un-Highlights tour of the Getty Center will show you a side of the Getty you’ve never seen before! Join our renegade tour guides on a high-energy, two-hour group tour through this visual arts mecca with a “tasting menu” approach as you learn the crazy true stories behind a selection of art...
Made for museum lovers and skeptics alike, our Un-Highlights...
Read moreSunday Dec 22nd, 2:30pm - 4:30pm
at Makers Mess - Downtown 777 S Alameda Street Building 2, Space 168, Los Angeles, California 90021
Ready to wow all your friends with your new basket making skills? In this class you will learn the basics of basket weaving in reed through the making of your own small basket. From material and tool sourcing, basket weaving lingo, history, construction and shaping, by the end of this class you will have the confidence to undertake your own basket...
Ready to wow all your friends with your new basket...
Read moreSaturday Dec 21st, 2pm - 5pm
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at Quilt Emporium - Woodland Hills 4918 Topanga Canyon Blvd, San Fernando, California 91364
Beginning in the 1930s Jeri's grandmother collected Mountain Mist appliqué patterns. Jeri has added to them and now has the complete collection to share. This club is a great way to hone appliqué skills and share in the history of quilting. Review all methods of appliqué and choose your favorite. Patterns will be provided.
Beginning in the 1930s Jeri's grandmother collected...
Read moreFriday Jan 3rd, 10:30am - 1:30pm
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at Digital Photo Academy - Downtown 800 N Alameda St, Los Angeles, California 90012
Union Station was completed in 1939 — a masterpiece of Spanish Revival and art deco. Today, its breathtaking architecture and ornate details welcome not only trains, but also visitors who gawk at the 50-foot ceilings, brides and grooms who wed in the “Last of the Great Railway Stations,” and production crews who hope to travel back to the ’30s....
Union Station was completed in 1939 — a masterpiece...
Read moreSaturday Apr 11th, 11am - 2pm
at Digital Photo Academy - Los Angeles 947 North Broadway Central Plaza, Los Angeles, California 90012
Tired of bustling downtown LA? Want to photograph something different and exciting without leaving town and exceeding your budget? Then join your Digital Photo Academy instructor for a fun, informative, and invigorating shoot in Chinatown. Chinatown is steeped with culture and history, and unfortunately is often overlooked. You will photograph extraordinary...
Tired of bustling downtown LA? Want to photograph...
Read moreSaturday Apr 11th, 11am - 2pm
at Los Angeles Center of Photography
Death Valley National Park is a desert wonderland of immense scale, beauty and power. Its 3.3 million acres, the vast majority of which are road less wilderness, encompass a staggering array of landscapes, unique geologic formations and colorful vistas. The largest National Park in the contiguous United States, Death Valley is both beautiful to behold...
Death Valley National Park is a desert wonderland...
Read moreThursday Mar 12th, 12pm - 6pm
(4 sessions)at Urban Elective - Beverly Grove 7948 W 3rd St, Los Angeles, California 90048
Ever wanted to chat up your host about Van Gogh? Maybe impress your boss with Lichtenstein? Converse with your crush about Picasso? This is the course for you. No prior experience required. Bring an open mind and your curiosity. Lectures will include slide shows and provocative discussions. Materials Fee: N/A
Ever wanted to chat up your host about Van Gogh?...
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at Santa Monica College - Santa Monica 1900 Pico Blvd, Santa Monica, California 90405
Often described as the “Architect to the Stars,” Paul Williams--first African-American member and Fellow of the American Institute of Architects--had a prolific career that spanned almost 60 years. He was equally comfortable working with Southern California historical styles and modern design, and became known for designs that were stylized and...
Often described as the “Architect to the Stars,”...
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Valued not only for their courage and fidelity, but also as status symbols, the depiction of dogs in art often symbolized the social standing and personality traits of their owners. Representations of dogs--symbols of faithfulness and dedication--became more elaborate as individual breeds evolved and the relationships between human and canine developed....
Valued not only for their courage and fidelity, but...
Read moreat Santa Monica College - Santa Monica SMC Bundy Campus 3171 S Bundy Dr, Santa Monica, California 90066
Inspired by modern events filtered through historical references, architects and designers of the Art Deco period interpreted the 1920s and 1930s in exuberant, stylized geometric and floral elements, infusing modern design--in architectural design, interior decor, furniture, and decorative objects--with an elegant style of cool sophistication, chic...
Inspired by modern events filtered through historical...
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Explore the rich aesthetics of Asian design within the cultural histories in which they were created. Through lecture and slide illustrations, find out about the decorative arts of China, Japan, India, and Korea, and the richness and variety of materials and techniques utilized by the artists and craftspeople. We’ll also examine how the beauty and...
Explore the rich aesthetics of Asian design within...
Read moreat Santa Monica College - Santa Monica 1900 Pico Blvd, Santa Monica, California 90405
Los Angeles is a city of architectural delights reflecting our myriad cultures and displaying our unique historical and social landscape. Explore the abundance of building and interior styles found in the City of Angels from the romantic haciendas and missions of our early heritage through the eclectic mixture of our contemporary structures...
Los Angeles is a city of architectural delights reflecting...
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at Santa Monica College - Santa Monica 1900 Pico Blvd, Santa Monica, California 90405
From worshipped gods in Ancient Egypt through their precarious place in medieval times to their pampered place in modern times, our feline companions have been subjects of both reverence and revulsion. The relationship between cats and humans has been depicted in art primarily through metaphorical meanings, sometimes symbolic of cunning and contrariness,...
From worshipped gods in Ancient Egypt through their...
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Explore the elegant and often surprising interiors and furniture designs of such luminaries as Elsie de Wolfe, Syrie Maugham, Eileen Gray, Dorothy Draper, William Haines, Tony Duquette, and others. Examine the lives and inspirations of these legendary designers who left their marks on modern design against the backdrop of the social changes that presented...
Explore the elegant and often surprising interiors...
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From feathers to scales, from beasts of burden to pampered pets, animals in painting and sculpture represent a plethora of symbolism and multilayered meaning. The portrayals of animals in art often depict social status, cultural associations, dramatic events, and sociopolitical issues. We'll explore the natural beauty and majestic power of animals...
From feathers to scales, from beasts of burden to...
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