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• Posted LAist Interview: The Art of Bleeding’s Al Ridenour to LAist
  Photo by Art of Bleeding On this Sunday October 25th, The Art of Bleeding will perform their piece "The Spirits of Safety Show" at the California Institute of Abnormal Arts. With a mix of live performance, film, puppets, music, fake blood, sexy nurses, robots, gorillas and more, The Art of Bleeding will most likely shock and entertain with their humorous and bizarre antics. LAist caught up with Al Ridenour of The Art of Bleeding...
• Posted Cloud Eye Control: Under Polaris @ REDCAT 10/14-10/18 to LAist
  Under Polaris | Photo by Steven Gunther Cloud Eye Control's latest multimedia performance piece, Under Polaris opened Wednesday night at REDCAT and plays throughout this weekend. Under Polaris tells a story of woman (performed by Anna Oxygen) who embarks on an Arctic journey to preserve humanity. Her journey is wrought with challenges -- from the extreme ice elements to her own nadir of self-doubt. As the woman encounters animal spirits, she crosses the many...
• Posted Lee 'Scratch' Perry @ Key Club 8/25/09 to LAist
  Photo by Roger Park/LAist On Tuesday night “The Upsetter” and one of the founding fathers of reggae dub, Lee “Scratch” Perry, played to an enthusiastic crowd at the Key Club in Hollywood. Lee Perry’s set proved that one of reggae’s most eccentric and innovative artists can still mash it up and control to the fullness. Even in his early 70s, Perry commands an engaging stage presence and delivery. Decked in an eccentric outfit consisting...
• Posted LAist Interview: Dim Sum Funeral Director Anna Chi to LAist
  From left to right: Kelly Hu, Anna Chi, Talia Shire, Julia Nickson, Lisa Lu and Bai Ling. Dim Sum Funeral revolves around the lives of four estranged Chinese American adult siblings who are summoned home to Seattle to mourn the death of their mother. The film opens this Friday June 12th at the Laemmle Sunset 5 and Laemmle Pasadena. In the movie, all of the children have issues with their mother as well as...
• Posted Arthur Verocai @ The Luckman 3/15/09 to LAist
  Photo by Azul 213 Performing in Los Angeles for the first time, Brazilian jazz composer-arranger Arthur Verocai led a 36-piece orchestra through many of his soulful compositions on Sunday night at the Harriet and Charles Luckman Fine Arts Complex at Cal State LA. Sunday night's Verocai performance marks the third installment of the Timeless: The Composer/Arranger Series presented in conjunction by VTech, Mochilla and ArtDontSleep. Previous performances this year included Ethiopian jazz legend Mulatu...