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  Gajin Fujita's 'Made in L.A.' at L.A. Louver: Sold-Out Show Continues Graf Artist's Rise to Blue-Chip Status

  East vs. West, from 2010 Gajin Fujita has email now. The Japanese American, Boyle heights resident and retired K2S graffiti crew member has finally come into the computer age, albeit rather reluctantly. Until now, the only way to reach the reclusi...

  @ Public Spectacle by Shelley Leopold on November 4, 2011 @ 9:00 am

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  Amber Tamblyn's Drums Inside Your Chest Series at Largo Looks For Poetry That's 'Punk' and 'Dangerous'

  Beau Sia performing at a previous installment of The Drums Inside Your Chest Poetry shouldn't cause flashbacks to snooze-inducing high school English class, a point well-noted by Amber Tamblyn, the poet and actress behind the poetry series The Dr...

  @ Public Spectacle by Megan Sallabedra on November 4, 2011 @ 8:30 am

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  Tony Dominguez's Rock Opera La Muerte Vive With Ginormous Dia de los Muertos Puppets

  Tony Dominguez, maker of giant Dia de los Muertos puppets Tony Dominguez is a 3-D kind of guy. Most people look at a photo and see it only in two dimensions. Dominguez looks at a flat image and sees its geometry in three. He can spin it around...

  @ Public Spectacle by Gendy Alimurung on November 3, 2011 @ 12:50 pm

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  The Heart, She Holler: Patton Oswalt and Kristen Schaal Star in New, Creepy Adult Swim Miniseries

  The Heart, She Holler is a TV dream for fans of bizarre comedies. The six-episode miniseries, set to debut on Adult Swim this Sunday night, was created by Vernon Chatman, John Lee and Alyson Levy. Chatman and Lee are best known as co-creators of the ...

  @ Public Spectacle by Liz Ohanesian on November 3, 2011 @ 12:04 pm

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  Impro Theater's Chekhov Unscripted: How to Improvise an Homage to Uncle Vanya

  Ryan Smith in Chekhov Unscripted ? In 1999, after 11 years of wringing laughs from willing audiences through competitive comedy and newfangled styles of longform improvisation, Impro Theater devised an upstart project called Shakespeare Unscripted...

  @ Public Spectacle by Tom Provenzano on November 3, 2011 @ 11:07 am

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  Pasadena Museum's 'Beneath the Surface' Exhibit by the JPL's Dan Goods Lets You Visualize Jupiter With a Cellphone

  Pasadena Museum of Art's Project Room is covered in a layer of fog to make it look like Jupiter At the Pasadena Museum of California Art, art lovers can gain a sense of what it might be like searching on the surface of Jupiter -- by using a cellp...

  @ Public Spectacle by Katharine Gammon on November 3, 2011 @ 10:45 am

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  Jacques Heim and Diavolo Dance Theater Mix With Skateboarders at the Music Center

  "Here are our rock stars!" shouts a grinning Jacques Heim, artistic director of Diavolo Dance Theater Heim is like that, full of jolly bluster and French bonhomie. It's part of his charm, his public signature. His greeting was directed at the boys p...

  @ Public Spectacle by Laura Bleiberg on November 3, 2011 @ 10:00 am

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  Glenn Ligon's 'America' at LACMA, With References to Malcolm X and Richard Pryor, is Too Big...in a Good Way

  Glenn Ligon's neon sculpture "negro sunshine," hanging in the window at LACMA When the Whitney Museum opened its Glenn Ligon retrospective, "America," in March, they put one of Bronx-born Ligon's signature neon pieces in their Madison Avenue wind...

  @ Public Spectacle by Catherine Wagley on November 3, 2011 @ 9:00 am

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  L.A. Press Club's National Entertainment Journalism Awards Names 14 Finalists From LA Weekly, More Than All Other Publications

  LA Weekly kicked serious butt in the list of L.A. Press Club's National Entertainment Journalism Awards finalists, which were announced yesterday, racking up 14 nominations, more than any other publication. Our theater critic-reporter and editor-at-...

  @ Public Spectacle by LA Weekly on November 2, 2011 @ 3:57 pm

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  Five Artsy Things to Do This Week, Including Sam Benjamin's 'Brief History of Porn' Lecture

  A shrine-like installation in Gustavo Herrera and Spencer Douglass's exhibition "Hollenbeck" If you need a break from all the nostalgic historicizing saturating the art world these days, dash over to see an ingenious artist-made, open-air storefr...

  @ Public Spectacle by Catherine Wagley on November 2, 2011 @ 3:33 pm

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  Unicorn Being a Jerk: C.W. Moss and His Friend Lemonade 'Unicorn' Steiny On Their New Graphic Novel

  Unicorn Being a Jerk, published by It! Books, is being released on November 8. It's not so easy being a one-horned mythical beast. People freak out. Or they follow you around. Worst case scenario, they begin to worship you. That last one is the ...

  @ Public Spectacle by Sophie Duvernoy on November 2, 2011 @ 3:14 pm

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  Royal/T Caf Bathrooms Are Flush With Art

  Which roll to use? "Lady Wrestling, 'the video tape,'" anyone? How 'bout taking in some "John Sex and Co. Burlesque"? These were just some of the posters screaming at me during the opening of Royal/T Caf's "East Village West" recently. The place...

  @ Public Spectacle by Eve Weston on November 2, 2011 @ 10:00 am

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  Gil Cates Dies at 77

  A Noise Within cuts open a new path in Pasadena ? GIL CATES DIES: The Geffen Playhouse's founder and producing director, and Academy Awards producer, was found in a UCLA parking lot Monday night, havin...

  @ Public Spectacle by Steven Leigh Morris on November 2, 2011 @ 9:58 am

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  Banksy at Occupy London: See the Street Artist's Monopoly Sculpture Before It Got Vandalized

  Angelenos aren't strangers to the works of British street artist Banksy. His participation in MOCA's street art show was a (predictably secret) given, and the man plastered L.A. during the run-up to the Oscars, inspiring residents of Westwood Village...

  @ Public Spectacle by Keith Plocek on November 2, 2011 @ 9:00 am

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  James Cameron's Titanic 3D: At a Sneak Preview of the Spiffed-Up Version, Even the Sappy Scenes Look Better

  A special screening was held recently at Paramount to give a sneak peak of some of the three-dimensionalized footage of the 1997 blockbuster, the entirety of which will be released in theaters in April 2012 as Titanic 3D. Whatever one's usual taste o...

  @ Public Spectacle by Adam Gropman on November 1, 2011 @ 2:10 pm

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  Real Housewives of Beverly Hills: Russell Armstrong, Kim Richard's Boyfriend and a Camel Make Cameos

  Camille Grammer, who knows how to properly greet a camel at a party. Today's Tuesday. What will we be doing tonight? Hmm, probably laundry. But in the land of Beverly Hills Housewives, Tuesday is the perfect day for your filthy rich friend and his...

  @ Public Spectacle by Ali Trachta on November 1, 2011 @ 1:40 pm

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  West Hollywood Halloween Carnaval's Project Masquerade Costume Contest Winner Revealed

  The Winning Costumes: Northcutt, left, with Hirsch Daniel Hirsch loves all things Halloween and last night he got one more reason to do so. At West Hollywood's world famous Halloween Carnaval, he and his partner, Amy Northcutt, won the best costu...

  @ Public Spectacle by Reilly T Bates on November 1, 2011 @ 12:13 pm

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  Eric Doeringer's Eastern Standard Time: Best Rip-Off of Pacific Standard Time

  One of Doeringer's imitations, entitled Cowboy Photographs (After Richard Prince) Forget about original artwork. Even the Ancient Greeks complained that it was impossible to innovate anymore. That's the premise of Eric Doeringer's tongue-in-che...

  @ Public Spectacle by Sophie Duvernoy on November 1, 2011 @ 10:00 am

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  Pacific Standard Time to Night Gallery: The Year in L.A. Art

  This past year, Los Angeles has been haunted by dreams of itself. For years, I've passed the Olive Motel on Sunset in Silver Lake -- such a strange stray dog of a building, eminently adoptable. I've thought of trying to buy it with nonexistent mon...

  by Andrew Berardini on December 22, 2011

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  Top 10 Moments of the Year in L.A. Art

  This year had more than its share of so-so exhibitions, but it brought an exciting burst of populism. I'm still convinced that art doesn't have to be rarefied and that, framed right, even stark '70s conceptualism can be interesting to people who don...

  by Catherine Wagley on December 22, 2011