Enview/Last Saturday

Enview/Last Saturday

by | Jan 28, 2006 | Art Events

Ran down to Long Beach tonight to catch the Maureen Shields show at Enview. Very much enjoyed it and it was nice to see Autumn as always. After that I cruised over to the outdoor event now known as Last Saturday. Had fun and even bought something. Also ran into a few people that I haven’t seen in awhile and that was cool. Definitely plan on going back. Some photos follow:

Lbc1 Maureen Shields

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Lbc6 Enview Co-Director Autumn Beck & Artist C. Finley.

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More Maureen Shields

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Ran over to the very cool bookstore Open and they were having a show by Skullphone and I ran into…

Lbc9 Marsea Goldberg of New Image Art fame. I was wondering what she was doing down here after working all day at artLA, man she has some energy. It was nice to see her and get the real fair scoop.

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Ran into Noah Thomas and Ali Smith catching some music.

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This is  Natalie Phelps, artist and Gallery Director at Koos Holding my Pig Piece I purchased from her this evening. What can I say, I have a thing for pigs.

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Music on the mainstage.

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