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07
Nov
A dish of wild wood pigeon, created by chef Walter el Negar at Barbershop Ristorante in Venice, CA.
Barbershop Ristorante, a pop-up restaurant on Abbot Kinney Blvd. in Venice, CA by chef Walter el Nagar.
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07
May
Bar-top seating with front row view of the chefs’ workstation at Bestia
Beast it and they will come
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17
Mar
Triptych: Tribal Art, Street Art and Art Mobb at MB Abram Galleries in Los Angeles
Impromptu Interactive Mural
Tribal art met street art at MB Abram Galleries this St. Patrick’s Day 2013. An improvisation on capturing the Irish celebration took place in Downtown LA, where two friends, artist Michael Farhat of Art Mobb and artist, dancer, actor, and Grammy winning singer Chris Brown, performed a duo on the Irish theme. Far away from the grotte de Lascaux, this cave gave birth to a magnificent mural by Chris and a plexiglass replica by Mike. Needless to say, the room was full of energy and fumes from the aerosol paint.
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11
Aug
Watts Towers in Los Angeles
Watts Towers, or Towers of Simon Rodia, is a collection of monumental artwork built by Italian immigrant Simon Rodia in south central Los Angeles. Reaching nearly 100 feet in height, Watts Towers were constructed over a period of 33 years, between 1921 and 1954. His creation was designated a National Historic Landmark in 1990. Check out the following photo gallery of Watts Towers.
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17
Mar
Ray’s & Stark Bar at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art
Fast fading are the days when museum dining meant formica tables and cafeteria food. We love the sleek and stylish design of Ray’s & Stark Bar at LACMA, designed by world-renowned architect Renzo Piano. Executive chef Kris Morningstar has created a Mediterranean-inspired, farm-to-table menu, merchant account featuring dishes like hamachi sashimi with aji amarillo vinaigrette and hanger steak with offshore merchant account carrot-caraway purée and cabbage. To see images of these and other dishes, visit our photo gallery.
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