FineArtsLA.com

FineArtsLA.com serves to foster the fine arts community, including artists, dancers, musicians, arts leaders, visionaries, and aficionados by providing a forum to learn about current dance, opera, museum, music, art gallery, theatre, and film events happening in Los Angeles as well as behind the scenes glimpses of those who bring the highest caliber fine arts culture to Los Angeles.

Jul 30

“Henri-Georges Clouzot’s Inferno” opens tonight in LA. Read an in-depth preview of this anticipated documentary. fineartsla.com

Jun 4

Review of “A Chorus Line” at the Pantages Theatre! Plus, BRAND NEW ADVERTISING PROMO! Save on theatre tickets! fineartsla.com

May 15

LACE (Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions) is having an amazing. Read to find out what we think you should bid on. fineartsla.com

May 13

Win Tickets to See One of the Final Performances From Legendary Merce Cunningham Dance Company! Music by John Cage! www.fineartsla.com

May 7

American Youth Symphony does Jerry Goldsmith. www.fineartsla.com

May 6

Stephanie Carrie goes underground for “Meet Me @ Metro,” the first time LA Metro has hosted a traveling performance. www.fineartsla.com

May 5

Rogue Taxidermy in Los Feliz!? The Carolinans have taken over! I blame Helen Kearns and her deFineArtsLA section. www.fineartsla.com

Apr 15

Josh Morrison writes up some really great night-time photography at DNJ Gallery. www.fineartsla.com

Apr 14

Brittany Krasner on the recent production of “Cuba and His Teddy Bear.” Apparently, there are more good things on the horizon for small theatre in LA! www.fineartsla.com

Apr 4

“Because theater, like a car in Los Angeles, is a pretty necessary item. They both move us, yet we don’t move while we’re in them. They’re also intensely personal spaces, but still relatable to almost anyone. Also, theatre, like a car, needs fuel to run, but it helps fuel the economy of Los Angeles at the same time. And yes, there’s a future, more fuel efficient theater on the horizon, but for now, we have to deal with the one we have, broken lights, squeaky frames and all. Every day there’s a car crash, and yet we keep on driving. Why? For the same reason that places like IAMA and Theatre Unleashed keep pumping out great work. Because Los Angeles does have a community, an audience if you will. It’s just an audience of cars.” www.FineArtsLA.com

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