Our culture, our community and our way of life, as Indigenous People, we lived in coexistence with Nature. There is a culture of inflicting harm since time and memorial as Indigenous People […]
WE SAID NO! NO! A FEATURE DOCUMENTARY FILM BY BRIAN TADASHI MAEDA ABOUT THE NOTORIOUS OF ALL JAPANESE CONCENTRATION CAMPS, TULE LAKE, CALIFORNIA. THEATRICAL RELEASE OPENS FRIDAY, MAY 26TH 7:30PM THROUGH JUNE […]
By Jon Wolff Original Save Venice held its annual Venice Black History Month celebration in the Abbot Kinney Memorial Library on Saturday, February 18. This was the first opportunity for Original Save […]
VNC ELECTION 2023 By Eric Ahlberg I believe Preliminary Results come out on Friday. All right it’s over, and we are finally free of the moral posturing and buzzword bromides, unless you […]
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After reading the following essay, entertainment lawyer and music explorer Al Boelter wrote: “Loving your article on death with many quotes. No, not too long. Lots of quotes, which to me act […]
BOOKS & VENICE IN MOVIE LAND by marty liboff- Venice California: “Coney Island of the Pacific”, by Jeffrey Stanton (1993 & 2005) Death is a Lonely Business, by Ray Bradbury (1985). […]
INTERVIEW WITH LINDA ALBERTANO By Suzy Williams (from March 2003 Beachhead) Linda Albertano: poet, feminist, peace goddess, pre-eminent Los Angeles performance artist, mistress of cataclysmic language, and long-time Venice Resident, has had […]
Linda J. Albertano is “a musician, a storyteller, a displayer of props, a comically-generated presence, a model of complex speaking methods, and a performance artist whose work has been presented in Europe […]
Anyone who truly knows Venice, California can espouse that it is Heaven. When Solomon Burke introduced the Charles Brown wake service, he said, “We are celebrating a home going.” That’s what happened […]
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