100,000 electronica fans dance for two days at the L.A. Coliseum.
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Results tagged “ryanjesena”
Photo Essay: Electric Daisy Carnival
LA Strips Down For 'No Pants Day 2k9'
Los Angeles’ public transportation can be slow, erratic and, unpleasantly fragrant. But its cast of characters are never dull. This was most true this past Saturday, as many riders chose to leave their pants at home.
Into the Dust: A Burning Man 2008 Photo Essay
Pictures from the Burning Man Arts Festival
LAist in 2007: What Was Popular With You?
Photo by Ryan Jesena in his Photo Essay of Burning Man 2007
LAists Costumes: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
Who says there's anything we wouldn't do for our readers? Here we are in all of our glory and humiliation for your viewing pleasure.
Spin Gallery Presents: Knee Deep and Still Blowing
Spin Gallery presents paintings by Carlos Vera.
But It Looks Like Stephen Baldwin's Kidneys
If you haven't been to The Getty Museum in a while, now may be the time to plan another visit. L.A.-based contemporary artist, Tim Hawkinson, has been showcasing his latest work, Zoopsia (Visual hallucinations of animals) which will be on display until Sept. 9th. The exhibit is anchored by the gargantuan installation of Hawkinson's Uberorgan. Don't confuse this towering work of art for Stephen Baldwin's kidney, built with giant biomorphic balloons and tentacle-like horns that...
Photo Essay: LA Decompression
Did you miss the human spectacle of Decompression, an offshoot of the infamous Burning Man Festival? Luckily for LAist, area photographer Ryan Jesena documented the mimes, clowns, and crossdressers that converged in downtown (1st and Vignes) this past Saturday for a day full of art, music, and deviant fun.
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