By Delores Hanney He’s practically the living logo of our town, the rolling symbol of Venice eccentricity known far and wide. Rambling about northward and south, strumming his tunes flush with abundant […]
Sikh on Wheels
$18 Dollars for 40 Seconds Will Do
By Greta Cobar A zip line between the boardwalk and the beach is to be installed by the Canadian company Greenheart/Flightlinez beginning July. Running for a distance of just under 700ft., […]
The Rose Cafe Welcomes Back Local Artist Michael Temple!
By Kathy Leonardo The Rose Café has been a Venice fixture for over thirty years. Known for its relaxed vibe and fabulous brunch, the café has sported art on its walls and […]
Artwalk+Artblock+Artcrawl+Artists
By Eric Ahlberg The purpose of this set of articles is to encourage dialog about the role of artists in our community, and to examine how they make their livelihood. Some definitions […]
Art Aficionados ‘Google’ The 34th Annual Venice ArtWalk and Auction
By Anne Alvarez On May 19 Google opened its doors for the second year in a row to host the Venice Family Clinic’s 34th annual Art Walk and Auction, with 100% of […]
William Attaway Speaks on the Artwalk/Artblock/Artcrawl
By Eric Ahlberg EA: How was Artblock for you? WA: I was great, I did well, but it wasn’t necessarily from Artblock people per se, it was some people who have always […]
Francisco Letelier Tells Us How He Feels About the Artwalk
I keenly look forward to the day that the Venice Artwalk stops being a centerpiece in our conversations. The Venice Family clinic continues to be a noble and exemplary cause, but for […]
Crawling for Art in the Snake Run
By CJ Gronner Last night was the March Venice Art Crawl, and it was great. It kind of felt like First Fridays used to feel, where you saw a lot of locals […]
Emily Winters Writes on Mural Ordinance and VNC
Dear Beachhead, The Venice Neighborhood Council Board Meeting on Tuesday, January 22 voted unanimously to revisit their vote to accept the Los Angeles City Mural Ordinance due to final changes made by […]
Edward Biberman Mural
By Delores Hanney Since the recent slipping into private hands of the 1939 WPA-built post office in Venice, there has been much anguish and gnashing of teeth mainly due to the loss […]
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