I am now Zagat's first featured West Coast Foursquare Mayor. It's an honor.

http://blog.zagat.com/meet-the-mayor-of-huckleberry-cafe-and-bakery

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Banksy rip off on Abbott Kinney or the real thing?

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Posted from Venice, CA

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Dennis Hopper, RIP, so sad he's gone, so glad Jeffrey Deitch's first MOCA show will be Hopper

Andy Warhol, Henry Geldzahler, David Hockney and David Goodman, 1963

via@Artnet

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What a great smile Juliette, Bruce Nauman's assistant. On line at Intelligentsia. Venice.

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The David Choe opening at the Lazarides Gallery Bev Hills

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Posted from Beverly Hills, CA

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An absolutely exquiste evening in Venice, don't you think?

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Lunch with the family at the Standard Hollywood

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Posted from West Hollywood, CA

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The History Lesson. Taking an iTunes and Limwire trained daughter to the last great music store. Amoeba Records on Sunset.

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Posted from Los Angeles, CA

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Finally a great use of Live Maps: Where the Food Trucks are in LA

http://la.truxmap.com/

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Cool arty billboards going up all over LA thanks to MAK Center

The MAK Center is sponsoring a project called "How Many Billboards?" and has commissioned 21 artists including Kenneth Anger, Kira Lynn Harris,John Knight, Susan Silton to create large images that will be scattered across the landscape of LA. Here's a quote from their website:

The philosophical proposition of the exhibition is simple: art should occupy a visible position in the cacophony of mediated images in the city, and it should do so without merely adding to the visual noise. How Many Billboards? Art In Stead proposes that art periodically displace advertisement in the urban environment. There's an artists' reception on Feb. 27 at the Schindler House from 1-6. Should be fun. Finally, billboards will be good for something.

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