By Cecilia Rosenthal Santa Monica
(David) Pisarra’s “We don’t honor the fallen as we should” (May 22) expresses many of my thoughts. For several years, while protesting the
By Cecilia Rosenthal Santa Monica
As a veteran who visits Arlington West frequently, I could refute everything Bill Bauer says in “Arlington West exploits the dead” (May 28). The (fallen
By Marilyn Brennan Santa Monica
In this past week, there have been several meaningful letters printed that bemoan the downward slide of what once was a beautiful little city on
By THOMAS A. BOWDEN practices law in Baltimore, Maryland, and is a senior writer for the Ayn Rand Institute in Irvine.
HERE’S A QUIZ: DURING THE EIGHT years Dr.
By CYNTHIA VAZQUEZ
Venice Arts Gallery presents the experimental work of a group of young, female photographers who are all students in the Venice Arts Advanced Studies Program. The girls,
Over 35 local artists will participate in an auction and fundraiser for the CLARE Foundation. Not only can you acquire a great new piece of art for your own collection,
SMC’s Synapse Dance Theater has escaped the stage and has popped up in unconventional performance spaces all semester long. We’ve seen them in parking structures, on the Third
Twelve playwrights, 10 directors and 22 actors combine forces this weekend to present an even dozen 10-minute plays all in tune with the theme “smoke.”
Originally published in the
Santa Monica doyenne of the arts Bruria Finkel has assembled a collection of work by 36 female artists living in Southern California. “Then” refers to the women’s creations in
By Hamp Simmons The Art Palette
This weekend brings us an impressive collection of work by 36 of the best women artists in Southern California, a great new one-act-
By MEREDITH C. CARROLL
IT IS WITHOUT EXAGGERATION THAT I say my sister Allison and I have historically not seen eye-to-eye. She was born two years and two
