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Category Archives: Arts
Art Theft: One of O’Neill’s Stolen Paintings Recovered
Eleven of Katie O’Neill’s paintings were stolen from her studio on Antioch in October 2022. Then, Los Angeles Detectives took down the following information: about 10:30 p.m., on that Saturday night, a Gelson’s employee saw a man that was described...
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“Recurrence” Solo Exhibition Opens February 5
A solo art exhibition “Recurrence” by Leo Marmol, will have an opening reception from 6 to 8 p.m. on Thursday, February 5. The exhibition will run though March 1, at the Charles Arnoldi Studio, 721 Hampton Drive, Venice. A rideshare...
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Evacuation Memories Featured in Karen Knecht Photo Exhibit at Gallery 169
By LAUREL BUSBY Courtesy of Canyon News (the-canyon.org/news) After fiery winds forced Rustic and Santa Monica Canyon’s evacuation last January, resident Karen Knecht spent about six months at a hotel in Marina Del Rey, where she eventually became friends with...
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Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol Presented December 17
“Bah, Humbug,” might be what some Palisades residents are feeling this year about Christmas. Many are displaced and for the first time in decades won’t be in their homes for the holiday. But even as some traditions are interrupted, others...
Documentary about Composer Springer Oscar Qualified
More Than Santa Baby is more than a song; it’s more than just a documentary about the legendary composer Philip Springer; it’s the product of love and belief. Daughter Tamar Springer, who wrote and produced the film said, “I have...
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A Window Between Worlds Offers Community Wellness Day
All are invited to join A Window Between Worlds (AWBW) for a community wellness day “Art in Times of Crisis” and Kintsugi-Inspired Art Workshop via zoom from 1 to 3 p.m. on Tuesday, December 2. AWBW supports hundreds of direct...
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First Steps to Remediating Mural: a Gel Bubble Bath
In the midst of heavy rains on November 15 and 16, volunteers stepped up and gave the iconic Temescal Mural a “bubble bath.” The gel bath was in preparation for refurbishing the 500-feet mural “History of the Palisades” that was...
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Willie Simon Featured in Art Show November 21
Willie Simon will be featured in an art show “National Parks Series 2025” from 3 to 5 p.m. on Friday, November 21, on the front lawn of 440 Toyopa Drive. This will be the perfect time to purchase original paintings...
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350 Getty Docents Told “Go Home”
A resident called CTN and said, “The Getty has ‘fired’ all 350 of its docents, including me. They want to get rid of older, white women in the name of diversity, just like the Art Institute of Chicago...
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“The Diviners” Presented by PaliHi
Even though Palisades High School thespians are in a temporary school and have to rent theaters to perform, the talented students are undeterred in presenting a fall play The Diviners. The play, which opened on November 6, will run November...
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