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LA Emerging Designers will take over LA Style Fashion Week as hundreds of fashion insiders gather to see LA designers’ latest couture collections at the Celebrity Centre International in Los Angeles, CA. The showcase will be hosted by 2014 Miss California USA Contestant and winner of Miss Hispanidad International, Dia Davis. The show will exhibit collections from celebrity stylist Jesse J and Jesse J Collections, Tokio Fever, Kym Couture Kollections, Trilodee, Luv Gen, Pheenix, Nicole Shante, and Kre8ivly Twysted. Producers of the LA Emerging Designers Fashion Show, Kenya J, founder of LA Emerging Designers. and Ms. JGray of Image Is Everything PR will be joined by title sponsor and red carpet host Zella Blogs of iiRockFashion.com and premiere media partners KCAA1050AM & NBC News Radio.
LA Emerging Designers is dedicated to showcasing, inspiring and highlighting the works of emerging designers in the LA area. We are creating an avenue for emerging designers to showcase their work within a supportive environment that promotes positivity and offers insight into the fashion world. Through participating, emerging designers will gain recognition for their work as well as support and the opportunity to build connections within the fashion spectrum. LA Emerging Designers is owned and operated by Emerging Designers right here in Los Angeles, CA. We know the passion, drive and dedication it takes to be a "starving artist" and therefore we are more devoted to our fellow Emerging Designers.
Artist Brandon Roth documents his solo art show "Neighborhoods" at Voz Alta Project Gallery in Barrio Logan.
I'm currently helping clean a house for a friend that was an Artist/Collector/Hoarder he was a serious collector and has too much stuff
The Elaine Terner Cooper Education Fund Conversations with Contemporary Artists: Ernesto Caivano
Tuesday, November 17, 2009, 6:30 pm
Sackler Center for Arts Education
New Media Theater
Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum
5th Ave at 89th St, New York, NY
Photos by Tanya Ahmed.
Ernesto Caivano’s meticulously detailed ink drawings depict ambitious narratives that are often based on lovers’ courtship, separation, retribution, and eventual evolution.
A reception with the artist follows.
On view:
Paired, Gold: Felix Gonzalez-Torres and Roni Horn
Gabriele Münter and Vasily Kandinsky, 1902–14: A Life in Photographs
This is a photograph made with a 1940's 4 x 5 camera joined to a flat bed scanner. The scanner photograph offers an image, which, in addition to being inherently three dimensional, reveals the fourth dimension in a unique way. Each ‘exposure’ occurs over a number of minutes, or as little as one minute. The opposite ends of the image are captured at entirely different moments in time, not all at once as in a ‘typical’ photograph. The image has not been 'photoshopped' except to adjust tonal value. [model: Gerald Saunders; release on file]
This is Sheila Theodoratos, holding a portrait she's working on in memory of her mother. All of the elements in the piece are things that symbolize who her mother was and what her favorite things were. (Ann Kullberg Colored Pencil Seminar)
The Scarab Club was founded in 1907 by a group of artists and art lovers who enjoyed meeting regularly to discuss art and socialize
I like to imagine that Brett Amory is a deeply religious person (bear with me, I know he’s not). Deeply religious, orthodox almost. I imagine this as a way to understand him, and more importantly, his work ethic. Meeting Amory and talking with Amory isn’t like chit chatting with your neighbor or the usual artist, rather it’s like living within a movie or interacting with the characters of a novel. It’s not normal, whatever normal is, but Amory is a character unto himself, who could be described as a humble, quiet, pragmatic artist, and, even better, someone who says a great deal simply by choosing his words carefully. This is my vision of Brett Amory the artist. The artist who treats painting with a singular focus, an obsession even, or a pristine observance.
You can read more here: patronofthearts.com/2012/05/adam-rozan-brett-amory/
jacquelinejax.com/2011/11/17/new-video-launched-turn-me-on/
Turn Me On” was written by Nashville hall of fame songwriter, John D. Loudermilk. The song was first recorded by Mark Dinning in 1961 and then recorded by Nina Simone, who I’ve always loved for her sultry sound and unique delivery. I really like the rhythm of the music and lyrics. Just a great reminder that simple can be so effective. This recording is the 4rd song on the project I’m working on. Singing songs originating as far back as the 30′s onto today. I adore every song we chose and hope that you’ll enjoy my versions as well. Thanks for watching .
This is from a photo shoot with Anne Hathaway in 2004
Mark Seliger does a lot of portraits and I really love the emotion he puts into his photographs. I chose this picture in particular because I didn't even recognize that this was Anne Hathaway at first because I had never really seen her laugh. I also like how natural she looks in this photograph.
Source: www.markseliger.com/