Friday, June 7, 2013
Sunday, May 19, 2013
Iranian Artist In Exile Shirin Neshat DIA Exhibit Discussion In Ferndale
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| Ken Szmigiel speaks on the Art of Shirin Neshat at Ferndale Public Library |
This week at the Ferndale Public Library a special discussion on the work of Shirin Neshat, her exhibit at the DIA and her powerful artistic voice.
Monday, May 13, 2013
Must See Urban Art The Heidelberg Project
| The Heidelberg Project Street Looking East |
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| I was in aw of this old building veiled in plush toys and hope |
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| Removed artifacts from the OJ House Fire |
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| The back view of the OJ House with dumpster clean up in progress |
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| Fountain and shoes installation in front of The House Of Numbers |
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| Installation North of Heidelberg Street, come see it for yourself |
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| All photos by A. Lozano: Kids In The Hood Student Art Exhibit in the House of Numbers at The Heidelberg Project Huffington Post story update on the fire |
Thursday, May 9, 2013
Flora Will Save The Day
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| Floral Bouquet on display at shop in Paris France |
Photo by Sevil Sungar, world traveler, co-owner of Goodnight Istanbul
Mother Nature respects Beauty. Flora, an unstoppable celebration of color, texture and scent. As the perfume and fashion industry seeks to mimic it's force and allure we embrace it all with open arms, eyes and hearts longing to dress ourselves in divine forms of praise for our creator.Happy Mothers Day to you and yours may the beauty of nature, friendship and faith find and keep you everyday. - xoxo alvita
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Wednesday, May 1, 2013
Live Music In The Hood
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| Metrotimes paper dress by Matt Richmond with my accessory styling photo: a. lozano |
Monday, April 8, 2013
Jessica Hernandez & The Deltas Bring it Home to Detroit
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| All Photos by Ali Saloum Photography |
I cold called Graphic Designer and Art Director Susi Cruz of Cruz Creative Studio last year in my professional meandering for research purposes. Our creative discussions eventually turned to the local music scene as I learned that Susi and Jessica Hernandez (of Jessica Hernandez &The Deltas) are relatives. Detroit can be a very small city when you are curious and friendly. If you keep your ear to the ground people talk up their favorite local acts. Jessica Hernandez & the Deltas ( Blue Note Records ) is one of those grapevine bands in the national spotlight and currently on tour across the states. In late March the band performed at St. Andrews Hall with The Mexican Knives and James Linck to a loyal and diverse crowd.
I attended the show as a spectator having heard Young, Drunk and Dumb which is a thoughtful and melodic tune showcasing Ms. Hernandez's distinctive voice and keen intelligence. A petite even tempered and unassuming Latin beauty Jessica is also known for her hip and eclectic personal style. When she walks onto a stage you know she has a unique point of view. At this show a horn section performed with Jessica Hernandez & the Deltas and can be heard on their Caught Up single featured in this neat promotional clip by Matthew Franklin.
Midway through the concert I moved to the back of the hall to take in the crowd and bumped into James Linck whom I quickly began to interrogate FBI style. He's a slightly shy dude but friendly and hugely gifted. Opposites is a sweet and clever favorite of mine. You can check it out on his Soundcloud profile.
I love live music and enjoyed the whole line up including the stilt-walkers via (The Detroit Circus). Congratulations Jessica Hernandez & The Deltas, The Mexican Knives and James Linck the evening was well worth the price of admission.
A mini production of the concert can be seen here on vimeo. Check their tour dates for details on the next Detroit show. I'd love to hear your thoughts if you attended the show or have a favorite record from any of the bands.
I need to thank Ali Saloum for the photos in this post, a gentleman and Detroit creative at work and play.
Friday, February 22, 2013
Under The Poppy Comes to Life In Historic Detroit Home
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| Book Cover Under The Poppy, original script for production based on the book |
Original Music for Under The Poppy Prodction by Joe Stacy and Lyrics by Kathe Koja
Under The Poppy Puppet Characters, Photos by A. Lozano unless noted
Under The Poppy is ready for it's next incarnation this time at the historic Bernard Ginsburg House in Detroit's Brush Park.
Author/Director and ring master Kathe Koja has pulled together a wonderful pool of local talent working feverishly to bring to life her "Authentic Historic Theater Production Under The Poppy Brothel." Working with a new cast of actors, custom life size puppet and authentic wardrobe this show is sure to be a memorable feast for the soul. For more details and ticket information check out the website.
Audience is encouraged to wear Victorian, Steam-Punk or Formal wardrobe to the event and mask will be provided for adventurous patrons.
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