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Category Archives: Art
Cloud Noir
I finally found a dining room table at a small boutique on 3rd street that’s been open a year called Cloud Noir. Dante Brugger and Patrick McCarthy do beautiful hand made furniture with the exact aesthetic I have been salivating … Continue reading
Posted in Art
Tagged Cloud Noir, Dante Brugger, Furniture Shopping LA, Great Furniture LA, Hand Crafted Furniture LA, Home Decor LA, Home Shopping LA, Old Farm Table LA, Patrick McCarthy, Refurbished Farm Table LA, Shabby Chic LA, Shopping in LA, Shopping West Hollywood, Vintage Finds LA, Vintage Furniture LA
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How To Be A Man
Please, no one take this personally but I am a little excited at the prospect of some of the men in my life (or those I have yet to meet) reading or even glancing at Glenn O’Brien‘s new book, “How … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Books, Fashion, Magazines, Media/Publishing, Styling & Photography
Tagged dates in LA, Dating in LA, Favorite Editor jim Nelson, Glenn Obrien, GQ, GQ Editor Jim Nelson, GQ Editors That Rock, GQ Magazine, HOW TO BE A MAN: A Guide To Style and Behavior For The Modern Gentleman, Jim Nelson, LA Dating Life, LA Men, LA Women, LA's Dating Scene, Men in LA, New Titles From Rizzoli, Rizzoli, What My Future Husband Should Know
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Page One, Media Porn
I was genuinely disappointed when I didn’t have the chance to see Andrew Rossi and Kate Novack‘s documentary Page One at this year’s Sundance but thankfully someone thought to invite me to a press screening of the film tonight. I … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Books, Film, Magazines, Media/Publishing, Sundance
Tagged Andrew Rossi, Bill Keller, david Carr, Journalis is Dying, Journalism, Journalism is Alive and Well, Kate Novack, Media Debate, Michael Wolff, New Media, Newser, Old Media, Old School Journalism, Page One, Page One Documentary, Pulitzer Prize, The death of Journalism, The Journalism Debate, The New York Times, The Times. The Times Is Dying, Vice, Vice magazine, Vogue Magazine
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Beth Jeans Houghton, Dodecahedron
Beth Jeans Houghton – Dodecahedron by Mute UK Digging this deep willowy track from 21 year old LA-based Beth Jeans Houghton who will release her debut album this Fall. She worked with producer Ben Hillier (Blur, Elbow, Depeche Mode, Doves) … Continue reading
Posted in Art, New Music
Tagged Ben Hillier, Beth Jeans Houghton, Blur, Depeche Mode, Doves, Elbow, Mute Records, New Music, Nico & Velvet Underground
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MOCA Art + Fashion Panel
This is the 2nd in a series of art panels I worked on for the MOCA Contemporaries. Last week we had the Avant Garde film panel which turned into a really great dialogue between some incredible people and totally got … Continue reading
Clare Rojas at Prism
Last night Prism gallery hosted an opening for Clare Rojas‘ paintings which are really phenomenal. I love the graphic shapes and colors and soulful energy of the work. Totally obsessed. It’s up through April 2nd if you get the chance … Continue reading
Love Will Tear Us Apart
The band that inspired thousands of musicians, painters, photographers and filmmakers. The subject of Joy Division never gets old for me. From the time I was fourteen and now, I’m still blown away by the power & relevance of their … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Books, Media/Publishing, New Music
Tagged Bernard Sumner, Jay McInerney, Joy Division, Kevin Cummins, Rizzoli, Sue Webster
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The Reality of Art
I watched the first episode of Bravo’s “Work of Art” last night on my favorite non-channel channel (Hulu, of course….) and am hooked. Art is an instinctual feat and its not hard to decipher who is going to go far … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Media/Publishing
Tagged Bravo Hulu, Work of Art Abdi Miles Mendenhall Peregrine Art
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Tilda Swinton’s New Film “I Am Love”
This is a fantastic new film directed by Luca Guadagnino, starring one of the most talented and always intriguing actresses alive, Tilda Swinton. I saw “I Am Love” back in January, fell in love with it for its subtle, quiet … Continue reading
