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Los Angeles is adding to its world-class collection of museums with the announcement that the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art has selected Exposition Park in Downtown L.A. as its future home.
When it opens in 2020, the $1-billion museum is expected to be “one of the most imaginative and inclusive art museums in the world—a global destination that all Angelenos and Californians will be proud to call their own.”
Read on for seven things you didn’t know about the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art.
1. IT’S MUCH MORE THAN “STAR WARS”
Millennium Falcon | Photo courtesy of Star Wars, Facebook
Of course, there will be a treasure trove of Star Wars memorabilia at the museum. But there’s much more to the Lucas Museum than just one blockbuster film franchise. George Lucas’ passion for collecting narrative art – art that tells a story through imagery – is the foundation for a collection that will grow for decades to come. Categorized by The History of Narrative Art, The Art of Cinema and Digital Art, the works on display will range from paintings by Degas, Renoir and Norman Rockwell to digital fine art, comic art and movie props like the iconic Millennium Falcon from Episode IV: A New Hope.
2. YOU CAN WATCH A MOVIE EVERY DAY
Boasting state-of-the-art cinematic theaters, the Lucas Museum will host daily screenings, both individual movies and as part of film series. Student films will also be shown. To enhance the experience, the museum will host pre-screening speaker talks, film study workshops, and related lectures and panels.
Other museum amenities include a fine dining restaurant, a 4,200 square-foot drop-in library, event spaces, and several acres of added green space.
3. IT’S A GIANT CLASSROOM
Surrounded by more than 100 elementary and high schools, and located near Lucas’ alma mater, USC, the Lucas Museum will make education a high priority. From museum visitors to students, teachers and aspiring artists, everyone is invited to learn how great stories are created and why they matter. The museum will feature public lectures and classes for all ages, hands-on workshops, after-school programs and camps, and a wide variety of additional educational opportunities.
4. YOU CAN GO METRO TO THE MUSEUM
The Lucas Museum will be built on the site of what is currently Lots 2 and 3 at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum. The museum’s location off Vermont Avenue, just south of Exposition Boulevard, is a short walk from the Expo/Vermont Station of the Metro Expo Line.
5. IT’S LOCATED IN THE SOUTH L.A. PROMISE ZONE
Rendering courtesy of Lucas Museum of Narrative Art
In June 2016, South Los Angeles was awarded Promise Zone designation, bringing greater access to federal grants and other resources. The South Los Angeles Promise Zone is home to nearly 200,000 people and includes the neighborhoods of Vernon-Central, South Park, Florence, Exposition Park, Vermont Square, Leimert Park, and Baldwin Hills/Crenshaw. L.A. is the only city in the country with two Promise Zone designations within its boundaries.
6. THE MUSEUM IS A GIFT TO L.A.
The Lucas Museum of Narrative Art is a gift to the City of Los Angeles from the Lucas family. The museum’s construction, collection and endowment will be fully funded by George Lucas and his family.
7. IT WILL HAVE AN ECONOMIC IMPACT
The museum is estimated to generate more than 1,500 construction jobs and will create over 350 permanent jobs when it opens in 2020.
For more info, visit the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art website.
THE UNTITLED SPACE
45 Lispenard Street Unit 1W, NYC 10013
Closing this Friday, May 26th!SHE INSPIRESbenefit group show,curated by Indira Cesarine, features the work of 60 contemporary artists with artworks honoring inspirational women of the past, present and future. Proceeds from the exhibit help raise funds for She Should Run, a non-profit assisting women to run for office.
EXHIBITING ARTISTS
Agent X, Alex Nuñez, Alexis Duque, Ann Lewis, Anna Cone, Annika Connor, Anya Rubin, Anyes Galleani, Boo Lynn Walsh, Cabell Molina, Cassandra Klos, Cecilia Collantes, Cristin Millett, Danielle Siegelbaum, Daryl Daniels, Dena Paige-Fischer, Desire Rebecca Moheb Zandi, Diana Casanova, Elisa Garcia de la Huerta, Farrin Chwalkowski, Fischer Cherry, Haile Binns, Indira Cesarine, J’Nell Jordan, Jacqueline Secor, Jamie Martinez, Jasmine Anokye, Jennifer Dwyer, Jeremy Penn, Jess De Wahls, Joanna Wlaszyn, Joseph Cavalieri, Julia Vanifatieva, Kat Toronto, Katherine Crockett, Katya Zvereva, Kelsey Bennett, Ki Sub Lee, Kim Rae Taylor, Laura Murray, Lauren Rinaldi, Leslie Sheryll, Lili Lopez, Linda Friedman Schmidt, Loretta Lomanto, Lynn Bianchi, Manju Shandler, Marcelo Daldoce, Maria Petrovskaya, Michael Hubbard, Molly Crabapple, Nichole Washington, Nils Karsten, Rebecca Leveille, Reza Rafiei Rad, Rosemary Meza-DesPlas, Sam Cannon, Shihori Yamammoto, Sylvia Maier, Tara Lewis, Zen SevastyanovaVIEW EXHIBITION CATALOGUEVIEW ARTWORK ON ARTSY
Artwork top: Anyes Galleani “Tears for Marilyn” Inspired by Marilyn Monroe, above: Cabell Molina “American Woman” Inspired by 100 Inspirational Women
In the divisive and challenging era we are currently experiencing filled with political turmoil, protest and uncertainty, it is important to reflect on those that inspire us. The exhibition SHE INSPIRES presents artworks of many mediums, revolving around women that have made a positive impact on the world. Each work is an ode to a woman or group of women that has shaped our past, present and/or will help form our future. The exhibit aims to not only explore themes of inspiration of present day female role models, but also the legacy of women who have paved the way.
Kelsey Bennett “Didion’s Daytona Yellow” Inspired by Joan Didion
SHE INSPIRES is presented in support of non-profit She Should Run. 10% of exhibition proceeds will benefit the non-partisan 501(c)3 organization expanding the talent pool of future elected female leaders. She Should Run started as a project in 2008 and has evolved to become a movement working to create a culture that inspires women and girls to aspire towards public leadership. She Should Run believes that women of all backgrounds should have an equal shot at elected leadership and that The United States will benefit from having a government with varied perspectives and experiences. http://www.sheshouldrun.org/mission
Sam Cannon “The Glacier Is The Center Of The Universe” Inspired by Joan Jonas
ABOUT THE UNTITLED SPACE:
The Untitled Space is an art gallery located in Tribeca, New York in a landmark building on Lispenard Street. Founded in 2014 by Indira Cesarine, the gallery features an ongoing curation of exhibits of emerging and established contemporary artists exploring conceptual framework and boundary pushing ideology through mediums of painting, sculpture, printmaking, photography, video and performance art. The gallery is committing to exploring new ideas vis-à-vis traditional and new mediums and highlights a program of “Women in Art” as well as special events aligned with our creative vision.Visit us online at http://untitled-space.com
Rebecca Leveille “State of Grace” Inspired by Michelle Obama
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THE UNTITLED SPACE
45 Lispenard Street Unit 1W, NYC 10013
EXHIBITION ON VIEW
May 3 – 20, 2017
EXHIBITING ARTISTS
Agent X, Alex Nuñez, Alexis Duque, Ann Lewis, Anna Cone, Annika Connor, Anya Rubin, Anyes Galleani, Boo Lynn Walsh, Cabell Molina, Cassandra Klos, Cecilia Collantes, Cristin Millett, Danielle Siegelbaum, Daryl Daniels, Dena Paige-Fischer, Desire Rebecca Moheb Zandi, Diana Casanova, Elisa Garcia de la Huerta, Farrin Chwalkowski, Fischer Cherry, Haile Binns, Indira Cesarine, J’Nell Jordan, Jacqueline Secor, Jamie Martinez, Jasmine Anokye, Jennifer Dwyer, Jeremy Penn, Jess De Wahls, Joanna Wlaszyn, Joseph Cavalieri, Julia Vanifatieva, Kat Toronto, Katherine Crockett, Katya Zvereva, Kelsey Bennett, Ki Sub Lee, Kim Rae Taylor, Laura Murray, Lauren Rinaldi, Leslie Sheryll, Lili Lopez, Linda Friedman Schmidt, Loretta Lomanto, Lynn Bianchi, Manju Shandler, Marcelo Daldoce, Maria Petrovskaya, Michael Hubbard, Molly Crabapple, Nichole Washington, Nils Karsten, Rebecca Leveille, Reza Rafiei Rad, Rosemary Meza-DesPlas, Sam Cannon, Shihori Yamammoto, Sylvia Maier, Tara Lewis, Zen Sevastyanova
Artists featured in “SHE INSPIRES” Exhibit, left to right, Jamie Martinez, Ann Lewis, Alexis Duque
The Untitled Space gallery is pleased to present exhibition, SHE INSPIRES, curated by Indira Cesarine, featuring the work of 60 contemporary artists with works honoring inspirational women. In the divisive and challenging era we are currently experiencing filled with political turmoil, protest and uncertainty, it is important to reflect on those that inspire us. The exhibition SHE INSPIRES presents artworks of many mediums, revolving around women that have made a positive impact on the world. Each work is an ode to a woman or group of women that has shaped our past, present and/or will help form our future. The exhibit aims to not only explore themes of inspiration of present day female role models, but also the legacy of women who have paved the way, and to inspire and empower others with visual art on the subject. The exhibit will take place from May 2 – May 20, 2017, with several events to take place including an opening reception on May 2nd, a special performance by renowned dancer Katherine Crockett in collaboration with artist Laura Wehl on May 9th as well as an artist talk on May 16th.
Cristin Millet “Saint Agathas Offering” Inspired by St. Agatha, Patron Saint of breast cancer
SHE INSPIRES is presented in support of non-profit She Should Run. 10% of exhibition proceeds will benefit the non-partisan 501(c)3 organization expanding the talent pool of future elected female leaders. She Should Run started as a project in 2008 and has evolved to become a movement working to create a culture that inspires women and girls to aspire towards public leadership. She Should Run believes that women of all backgrounds should have an equal shot at elected leadership and that The United States will benefit from having a government with varied perspectives and experiences.
Learn more here: http://www.sheshouldrun.org/mission
Artists featured in “SHE INSPIRES” Exhibit, left to right, Anyes Galleani, Cabell Molina, Tara Lewis
“I am honored to support non-profit She Should Run with this exhibit focused on inspirational women. Right now more than ever, it is time for women to take a step forward and focus on leadership in their communities and beyond. The SHE INSPIRES exhibit aims to highlight, through the work of male and female contemporary artists, women throughout history who have made a positive impact. It was not until 1963 that the first college course on women’s history was introduced in the United States. As feminism continues to gain traction, we are finally shifting our focus to include the accomplishments of many remarkable women who have influenced our culture. The SHE INSPIRES exhibit honors contemporary and historical women, it celebrates them and tells their stories, which should be rightfully included as not just “women’s history” but our history. It was incredibly inspiring to curate the show and see artwork with such wide-ranging influences including everyone from Mae West and Frida Khalo to Angela Davis, Marina Abramovic, Michelle Obama and more.” – Curator / gallery owner Indira Cesarine
Kat Toronto “Miss Meatface as Mae West”, 2017
ABOUT THE UNTITLED SPACE:
The Untitled Space is an art gallery located in Tribeca, New York in a landmark building on Lispenard Street. Founded in 2014 by Indira Cesarine, the gallery features an ongoing curation of exhibits of emerging and established contemporary artists exploring conceptual framework and boundary pushing ideology through mediums of painting, sculpture, printmaking, photography, video and performance art. The gallery is committing to exploring new ideas vis-à-vis traditional and new mediums and highlights a program of “Women in Art” as well as special events aligned with our creative vision.Visit us online at http://untitled-space.com
INDIRA CESARINE “Act Now”, 2017 Inspired by Simone De Beauvoir’s quote “Don’t gamble on the future, Act Now without delay.”
INKATERRA’S El MaPi HOTEL IN MACHU PICCHU PUEBLO DEBUTS NEW ORGANIC SPA
Left: the heated plunge pool at Spa del Bosque; Right: a treatment room in the spa
New York – May 11, 2017:Inkaterra, Peru’s premier hotel group specializing in sustainable tourism, has officially unveiled a new organic spa at El MaPi in Machu Picchu Pueblo, one of its properties under the more affordable brand ‘byInkaterra.’ The new Spa del Bosque is located on the top floor of the property with panoramic views of the village and the surrounding cloud forest.
The spa features four private treatment rooms, a pine sauna, hydro massage showers, a heated plunge pool and a hydration zone, which together create a holistic environment specially designed for the energetic well-being of travelers through comprehensive body treatments, led by professional therapists.
Remaining environmentally conscious, Inkaterra only uses products in its treatments that are 100% organic, derived from botanical extracts, as well as Andean herbs and grains that complete the authentic experience of a visit to Machu Picchu. Each Inkaterra spa respects the ecosystem of its location, utilizing products from the property’s organic farms and orchards.
Services include:
Special MaPi Therapy
A combination of three therapies that include: a leg treatment, a relaxing massage, a cranial massage with Inca techniques, and a lymphatic drainage; a synergy of treatments intended to relax every area of stress in a tired body.
Relaxation
To increase the level of relaxation, this therapy includes both a body and a cranial massage, to rest the body and mind.
Deep Tissue Massage
This therapy specifically works on overworked muscles, reducing stress by stretching them. The result is a general state of wellbeing.
Inkaterra is a Peruvian organization with over 40 years of experience in sustainable tourism initiatives. It focuses on preserving and rescuing Peru’s geography, nature, customs and cultures and sharing them with the world. Since 2011 Inkaterra holds the Rainforest Alliance Verification in Sustainable Tourism, the Relais & Châteaux 2013 Environment Trophy, the 2012 Tourism for Tomorrow Award for Conservation, the and the 2012 Green Choice Sustainable Tourism Award. The company currently operates Inkaterra Reserva Amazónica & Inkaterra Hacienda Concepcion in the Amazon of Southern Peru, Inkaterra Machu Picchu Pueblo Hotel in the cloud forest of Machu Picchu, Inkaterra Hacienda Urubamba in the Sacred Valley of the Incas, Inkaterra La Casona in Cusco, and El MaPi in Machu Picchu Pueblo under the more affordable brand ‘byInkaterra.’ Inkaterra has an alliance with the NGO Inkaterra Asociación (ITA), through which the company’s profits are invested in research, conservation, educational and social development programs. For more information, visit www.inkaterra.com.
SHE INSPIRES
A Group Exhibition of 60 Artists Curated by Indira Cesarine
A Portion of Proceeds to Benefit She Should Run EXHIBITION ON VIEW
May 2 – May 26, 2017 OPENING RECEPTION May 2nd 6-9pm SPECIAL PERFORMANCE May 9th 6-9pm ARTIST TALK May 16th 6-9pm THE UNTITLED SPACE GALLERY
45 Lispenard Street Unit 1W NYC 10013
Artists featured in “SHE INSPIRES” Exhibit, left to right, Jamie Martinez, Ann Lewis, Alexis Duque
EXHIBITING ARTISTS
Agent X, Alex Nuñez, Alexis Duque, Ann Lewis, Anna Cone, Annika Connor, Anya
Rubin, Anyes Galleani, Boo Lynn Walsh, Cabell Molina, Cassandra Klos, Cecilia
Collantes, Cristin Millett, Danielle Siegelbaum, Daryl Daniels, Dena Paige-Fischer,
Desire Rebecca Moheb Zandi, Diana Casanova, Elisa Garcia de la Huerta, Farrin
Chwalkowski, Fischer Cherry, Haile Binns, Indira Cesarine, J’Nell Jordan,
Jacqueline Secor, Jamie Martinez, Jasmine Anokye, Jennifer Dwyer, Jeremy
Penn, Jess De Wahls, Joanna Wlazyn, Joseph Cavalieri, Julia Vanifatieva, Kat
Toronto, Katya Zvereva, Kelsey Bennett, Ki Sub Lee, Kim Rae Taylor, Laura Murray,
Lauren Rinaldi, Leslie Sheryll, Lili Lopez, Linda Friedman Schmidt, Loretta Lomanto,
Lynn Bianchi, Manju Shandler, Marcelo Daldoce, Maria Petrovskaya, Michael
Hubbard, Molly Crabapple, Nichole Washington, Nils Karsten, Rebecca Leveille,
Reza Rafiei Rad, Rosemary Meza-DesPlas, Sam Cannon, Shihori Yamammoto,
Sylvia Maier, Tara Lewis, Zen Sevastyanova
Artists featured in “SHE INSPIRES” Exhibit, left to right, Molly Crabapple, Leslie Sheryll, Indira Cesarine
The Untitled Space gallery is pleased to present group exhibition, SHE INSPIRES,
curated by gallery director and artist Indira Cesarine, featuring the work of 60
contemporary artists with works honoring inspirational women. In the divisive and
challenging era we are currently experiencing filled with political turmoil, protest
and uncertainty, it is important to reflect on those that inspire us. The exhibition,
“She Inspires” will present artworks of many mediums, revolving around women
that have made a positive impact on the world. Each work is an ode to a
woman or group of women that has shaped our past, present and/or will help
form our future. The exhibit aims to not only explore themes of inspiration of
present day female role models, but also the legacy of women who have paved
the way, and to inspire and empower others with visual art on the subject. The
exhibit will take place from May 2- May 26, 2017, with several events to take
place including an opening reception on May 2nd, a special performance by
renowned dancer Katherine Crockett in collaboration with artist Laura Weyl on
May 9th as well as an artist talk on May 16th.
Artists featured in “SHE INSPIRES” Exhibit, left to right, Jess de Wahls, Michael Hubbard, Diana Casanova
SHE INSPIRES is presented in support of non-profit She Should Run. 10% of exhibition
proceeds will benefit the non-partisan 501(c)3 organization expanding the talent pool of
future elected female leaders. She Should Run started as a project in 2008 and has
evolved to become a movement working to create a culture that inspires women and
girls to aspire towards public leadership. She Should Run believes that women of all
backgrounds should have an equal shot at elected leadership and that The United
States will benefit from having a government with varied perspectives and experiences.
“We are honored to support non-profit She Should Run with this exhibit focused on
inspirational women. Right now more than ever, it is time for women to take a step
forward and focus on leadership in their communities and beyond. The SHE INSPIRES
exhibit aims to highlight, through the work of male and female contemporary artists,
women throughout history who have made a positive impact. As feminism continues to
gain traction, we are finally shifting our focus to include the accomplishments of many
remarkable women who have influenced our culture. The SHE INSPIRES exhibit honors
contemporary and historical women, It celebrates them and tells their stories, which
should be rightfully included as not just “women’s history” but our history.” – Curator Indira Cesarine
Artists featured in “SHE INSPIRES” Exhibit, left to right, Kim Rae Taylor, J’nell Jordan, Rebecca Leveille
SPECIAL PERFORMANCE BY KATHERINE CROCKETT
In celebration of SHE INSPIRES, renowned dancer and performance artist Katherine Crockett will perform a special tribute to Martha Graham on May 9th in collaboration
with multimedia artist Laura Weyl. Crockett is a former principal dancer with The Martha
Graham Dance Company. She has performed with Mikhail Baryshnikov as a guest soloist
with his White Oak Dance Company and she has also been a featured performer in
works by Robert Wilson, Martha Clarke, Yvonne Rainer, Susan Stroman, Lucinda Childs,
Richard Move as well as on the runways of Alexander McQueen and John Galliano. She
is also well known for her performance as the Queen in off-broadway hit, “The Queen of
the Night,” for which she created and choreographed her role.
Artists featured in “SHE INSPIRES” Exhibit, left to right, Anyes Galleani, Cabell Molina, Tara Lewis
ABOUT THE UNTITLED SPACE:
The Untitled Space is an art gallery located in Tribeca, New York in a landmark building
on Lispenard Street. Founded in 2014 by Indira Cesarine, the gallery features an ongoing
curation of exhibits of emerging and established contemporary artists exploring
conceptual framework and boundary pushing ideology through mediums of painting,
sculpture, printmaking, photography, video and performance art. The gallery is
committing to exploring new ideas vis-à-vis traditional and new mediums and highlights a
program of “Women in Art” as well as special events aligned with our creative vision.
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Exhibition Contacts:
The Untitled Space info@untitled-space.com
Official Exhibit Website link: http://untitled-space.com/she-inspires/
Saks Fifth Avenue Announces The Opening of The Wellery at New York Flagship Store A first-of-its kind concept shop entirely devoted to wellness experiences; offering more than 1,200 fitness classes PR Newswire NEW YORK, May 11, 2017 NEW YORK, May 11, 2017 /PRNewswire/ — Today, Saks Fifth Avenue announces the opening of The Wellery concept shop. In the first-of-its-kind space, guests can find more than 16,000 square feet of immersive experiences dedicated to wellness. Located on the second floor of the Fifth Avenue flagship at 611 Fifth Avenue at 50th Street, the Saks Wellery features a curated edit of the best products, classes and services in the City for living a healthier and more balanced life. This unique space will be open for a limited time through October 2017. The Saks Wellery is a lifestyle-centric shopping destination for today’s experience-seeking consumer. The space is comprised of 22 individual spaces offering visitors the most sought-after fitness classes and equipment, women’s and men’s activewear and athleisure apparel, and skincare products and treatments. A dedicated Saks Wellery concierge is available on-site to direct customers, or help them determine which offerings best suit their wellness needs. The Saks Studio space will host rotating pop-up classes and events from some of the City’s most exciting gyms and fitness programs. “Saks has a long history of creating breakthrough, experiential environments in our stores—in 1935, an indoor ski slope was constructed in the flagship store in order to offer skiing lessons. The Saks Wellery, our latest concept shop, focused entirely on wellness, continues the Saks tradition of elevating shopping to a higher level by building exciting customer experiences,” said Saks Fifth Avenue Chief Merchant Tracy Margolies. “We want the Saks Wellery to be a sanctuary for our customers—a place to find peace and solace in the middle of our bustling city.” The Wellery will offer more than 1,200 of the City’s best fitness classes through October. Studios offering fitness classes in dedicated studios include ConBody, a prison-style boot camp using only one’s body weight, and Bendable Body, a specialized stretching method that works on connective tissue. The Saks Studio space will feature rotating pop-up classes from several local companies beginning Saturday, May 13. MNDFL offers meditation classes and the instructors at modelFIT teach class-goers how to move with strength and grace through daily activities. In addition to fitness classes, the Saks Studio will host wellness-focused events, including reiki healing, meditation, massages, and more. To feel rejuvenated and healed, visitors can visit Breathe Salt Rooms to experience dry salt therapy, then grab a hydrogen-infused HFactor water for the road. For clients in need of a beauty fix, SKINNEY MedSpa offers services including non-invasive body contouring and hi-tech facials, and Sundays nail studio specializes in two-in-one manicures with meditation. Fitness aficionados can check out and test the latest home gym equipment in showrooms from Technogym, Peloton, and Martone Cycling Co. New York City’s Drive 495, a luxury fitness boutique, offers customized stretching and workout routines aimed at helping clients achieve athletic goals, as well as custom golf club fittings for PXG’s innovative club technology. Heroine Sport, Phat Buddha, Beyond Yoga, S’well, and Alala are just a few of the brands featured in the activewear shop. Fitness classes throughout the floor can be booked ahead of time through the individual brands’ websites, and walk-ins can stop by the Wellery concierge to check on class availability. The Wellery concierge can be reached by phone at (212) 940-2457. The complete list of Saks Wellery shops is as follows: Bendable Body, Blink Brow Bar, Bodyism, Breathe Salt Rooms, Care/of, ConBody, Decorté, Drive 495 featuring PXG, Glow Recipe, Greyson Clothiers, Martone Cycling Co., Peloton, Ron Dorff, Saks women’s athleisure shop, Saks Wellery concierge featuring Hfactor, Saks Studio, SKINNEY MedSpa, sundays, Technogym, and Trish McEvoy. ABOUT SAKS FIFTH AVENUE (@saks) Saks Fifth Avenue, one of the world’s pre-eminent specialty retailers, is renowned for its superlative American and international designer collections, its expertly edited assortment of handbags, shoes, jewelry, cosmetics and gifts, and the first-rate fashion expertise and exemplary client service of its Associates. As part of the Hudson’s Bay Company brand portfolio, Saks operates 41 full-line stores in 22 states and Canada, five international licensed stores and saks.com, the company’s online store. For more information, kindly visit saks.com, Instagram.com/saks, Facebook.com/saks, Snapchat.com/saks_official, and Twitter.com/saks.