An in-depth tour backstage. The other dimensions of Los Angeles Fashion Week that aren’t seen on the runway and a personal take on the gravity of it all.
Category: Arts&Music
Amalia Hernandez: Ballet Folklorico de Mexico
A preformance review on the world renouned dance group, Amalia Hernandez’s, Ballet Folklorico de Mexico
“I’m Starting to Forget”: Danie Cansino’s Art Opening at the Charlie James Gallery
Danie Cansino’s first solo show “I’m Starting to Forget”, highlights the displacement of Lantix and Chicano culture in Los Angeles.
Studio Meeson, the Wonder of Imagination and Science
The wonder of imagination and science combine to make Meeson Pae’s art creations unique and untouchable.
Sangre Cultura: Story of a True Chicana Artist
By Megan Cansino The story of an L.A. based tattoo artist and USC Roski, master of fine arts graduate, and how the grit of Los Angeles has geared her art. [ … ]
DJ Icy Ice – Manipulating Music with Dexterity
Manipulating music became a passion for Icy Ice in Jr. High
Radioactive Chicken Heads ☢️☢️☢️☢️☢️☢️
Sunday night at a Tarzana bowling alley, I was invited to go see a selection of performers at a small venue show. As my editor loves me covering small venues [ … ]
Palos Verdes Peninsula Hip Hop Dance Team in the 1990s Helped Build the Foundation for Collegiate Level Asian American Dance Teams and Britney Spears Choreography
In early 1995, Jason Arayata and Arnel Guiang, sophomores from Palos Verdes Peninsula High School in Rolling Hills Estates, wanted to use the dance room to practice dance battle moves. [ … ]
All Things Creative – James Coats
All Things Creative – James Coats
Sangre Cultura: Story of a True Chicana Artist
The story of an L.A. based tattoo artist and USC Roski, master of fine arts graduate, and how the grit of Los Angeles has geared her art. In L.A., art [ … ]