Hi Everyone,
Artist Zoe Crosher is opening her exhibit "For Ur Eyes Only: The Unveiling of Michelle DuBois" at the Charlie James Gallery over in the East Side, Chinatown area.
If you haven't heard the history of Michelle duBois (as I hadn't) you must definitely check out Zoe's website. The work is essentially an interpretation of the prolific artifacts of duBois' life. Through much of the 1970's Michelle duBois (alias) chronicled her life as a stewardess, Pacific Rim sex worker and world traveler through many mediums. Until one day, she stopped... That is where Zoe's work comes in.
Here's a little info about Zoe, and her Michelle DuBois work.
"The Unveiling of Michelle duBois opens with the final published photographs in the archive, to which the artist refers as “the last four days and nights in Tokyo.” The West Coast was Oklahoma-native duBois’ last American port of call before setting off for Asia. So it is perhaps fitting that Chung King Road’s Hollywood-ized take on Chinese culture should be the place to unveil duBois’ Oriental escapism. Crosher has fixed in on duBois’ transient obsessions, making pictures of pictures - of obfuscated faces, of repeated shadows in dark black &white doorways, of arched backs, of backs of backs of photographs and backs of necks, of notes taken and rewritten, scanned and scratched, kept and held and returned - all archives within archives through which we are momentarily granted access into one woman’s fantastical worldview and performed sexuality, framed and reframed by a medium disappearing before our eyes." - Charlie James Gallery Website
This sounds so cool! Please check it out, and let me know what you thought!
The Exhibit runs from Oct. 21st - Dec. 4th
Charlie James Gallery
975 Chung King Road
Los Angeles, CA 90012
Xo
L.A.F.
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Sunday, October 24, 2010
Saturday, October 16, 2010
THIS WEEKEND: La Femme Film Festival!
Hi Everyone,
I know I'm a little late on this, but tomorrow is the last day of the LA Femme Film Festival!
"LA Femme Film Festival is a premier festival that focuses on women filmmakers' platforming their commercial films for the world wide audience. It is a Festival for those women who want to have an equal opportunity in commercial entertainment desiring to change, enhance, or become leaders in the industry as a Director, Writer, Producer or Director of Photography." - La Femme
Buy Tickets Here!
Here's a snippet of some of the work from previous festivals. I know it's a bit last minute, but I'm definitely gonna try to get a few in this evening and tomorrow.
I hope you can catch a few too!!
Xo
La Femedia
I know I'm a little late on this, but tomorrow is the last day of the LA Femme Film Festival!
"LA Femme Film Festival is a premier festival that focuses on women filmmakers' platforming their commercial films for the world wide audience. It is a Festival for those women who want to have an equal opportunity in commercial entertainment desiring to change, enhance, or become leaders in the industry as a Director, Writer, Producer or Director of Photography." - La Femme
Buy Tickets Here!
Here's a snippet of some of the work from previous festivals. I know it's a bit last minute, but I'm definitely gonna try to get a few in this evening and tomorrow.
I hope you can catch a few too!!
Xo
La Femedia
Saturday, October 2, 2010
THIS WEEK: Liz. Phair.
OMG... It's here... October 8th, 2010.. Liz Phair, Mutha F*ckahhs!!
I'll spare you the pseudo-informative blurb about how Ms. Phair's universally acclaimed album "Exile In Guyville" (1993) helped guide a generation of snarky teenage girls toward becoming a culture of snarky thirtysomething women. I know a lot of us were pissed when she left Matador put out those two weird albums with Capitol. But frankly guys, I don't give a damn. I love the hell out of her, and "Polyester Bride" will be one of my favorite songs till the day I die.
I don't have tickets yet per se... but I am going to this show dammit!
Sincerely,
Lizphammedia
When: Oct. 8th, 2010
Where: El Rey
5515 Wilshire Blvd
323.936.6400
How Much: $27
Buy Tickets Here
I'll spare you the pseudo-informative blurb about how Ms. Phair's universally acclaimed album "Exile In Guyville" (1993) helped guide a generation of snarky teenage girls toward becoming a culture of snarky thirtysomething women. I know a lot of us were pissed when she left Matador put out those two weird albums with Capitol. But frankly guys, I don't give a damn. I love the hell out of her, and "Polyester Bride" will be one of my favorite songs till the day I die.
I don't have tickets yet per se... but I am going to this show dammit!
Sincerely,
Lizphammedia
When: Oct. 8th, 2010
Where: El Rey
5515 Wilshire Blvd
323.936.6400
How Much: $27
Buy Tickets Here
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