Comment Archives: Stories: Arts and Culture: Art: Last 30 Days
Re: “Remembering Don Evans, artist, professor and creative catalyst, for whom the big bang was not a theory”
So long Don. Your creative energy and encouragement were inspirational to me.
-will
class of '89
Re: “Remembering Don Evans, artist, professor and creative catalyst, for whom the big bang was not a theory”
Wonderful tribute to a wonderful man.
Re: “John Scarpati's photos from L.A.'s punk and glam heyday come to Bongo Java”
The depiction of crossroad of the worlds above is spot on!
Now picture me headed in with a box full of receipts to see Keith Clark
raise the anti with a stop by Smalls on the way home, and a lean over the bar to ask Keith Morris for a Negroni
Yup – that's Hollywood! \,,/ ( > < ) \,,/
Re: “John Scarpati's photos from L.A.'s punk and glam heyday come to Bongo Java”
it's an intriguing and accurate capture of the creative being that IS Scarpati...
one quibble: Crossroads of the World was a very retro office compound. for years, music managers, accountants and various "service" providers were based there
...and it literally looked like a ride rejected by Disney for being a little too shabby, a little too kitsch, which only made me love it more!
viva that iconic portrait of the Cramps & long live the Screaming Sirens --
Re: “Remembering Don Evans, artist, professor and creative catalyst, for whom the big bang was not a theory”
Looks like he was a great Artist.......who left his Legacy behind for others to follow.....