A Portion of the Black History of Venice of America By Margaret Molloy Abbot Kinney was a published eugenicist. Venice of America opened on July 4, 1905 as a segregated recreation development […]
THE VENICE BLACK HISTORY MONTH CELEBRATION
THE VENICE BLACK HISTORY MONTH CELEBRATION By Jon Wolff Original Save Venice held its annual Venice Black History Month celebration in the Abbot Kinney Memorial Library on Saturday, February 18. This was […]
Do You Know Who You Are?
Do You Know Who You Are? by Gerry Fialka A friend commented on my Venice film, The Brother Side of the Wake (aka BroSide), proclaiming it as “slightly mesmerizing self-indulgent hodgepodge.” I […]
Here’s your February 2023 Free Venice Beachhead
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But Did You Die? by Gerry Fialka
After reading the following essay, entertainment lawyer and music explorer Al Boelter wrote: “Loving your article on death with many quotes. No, not too long. Lots of quotes, which to me act […]
Books and Film
BOOKS & VENICE IN MOVIE LAND by marty liboff- Venice California: “Coney Island of the Pacific”, by Jeffrey Stanton (1993 & 2005) Death is a Lonely Business, by Ray Bradbury (1985). […]
VNC Committee on Unhoused Neighbors Reconvenes at Venice Library
VNC Committee on Unhoused Neighbors Reconvenes at Venice Library By Pat Raphael On Monday, October 30th, the Venice Neighborhood Council’s Committee On Unhoused Neighbors began a new term. This was the first […]
Interview of Linda J. Albertano by Suzy Williams, 2003
INTERVIEW WITH LINDA ALBERTANO By Suzy Williams (from March 2003 Beachhead) Linda Albertano: poet, feminist, peace goddess, pre-eminent Los Angeles performance artist, mistress of cataclysmic language, and long-time Venice Resident, has had […]
Linda J. Albertano was storytelling musician and a complex performance artist.
Linda J. Albertano is “a musician, a storyteller, a displayer of props, a comically-generated presence, a model of complex speaking methods, and a performance artist whose work has been presented in Europe […]
Linda Arrives by Gerry Fialka
Anyone who truly knows Venice, California can espouse that it is Heaven. When Solomon Burke introduced the Charles Brown wake service, he said, “We are celebrating a home going.” That’s what happened […]
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