#bruno fazzolari

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I’ve been meaning to review Bruno Fazzolari’s scents for some time. I think it’s been years as the house has since rebranded as Fzotic and redesigned its bottles, which look fantastic. I seem to recall the Fzotics reviewed very well but I was not so personally enamoured with them. However, in today’s climate of outrageously inflated pricing in the fragrance market, these scents have taken on a new light. Assuming they have not had any major reformulations, at US$130/30 ml, they represent good quality for the price and perform well.

Five is a pleasant and balanced citrus herbal scent that is the easiest to wear of the set. The hespiridic opening is assertive but never aggressive while rosemary lends it a bit of herbaceous, woody depth. The neroli and a spicy petitgrain soften the scent on the dry down. It’s a bit too reminiscent of Irish Spring soap bars for me to enjoy.

Monserrat is another easy-wearing fruity floral. Opens with a bright grapefruit that mellows out with musky florals and a subtly tart apricot. The dry down is a bit denser that I would like and I think that’s the “plaster” note. Having said that, I prefer this kind of density over a fluffy musk and it gives the scent an unexpected bit of heft.

Lampblack opens innocuously with zesty, carefree citrus notes and a light touch of vetiver which might give you the impression this is a nondescript freshie. However, as the scent develops, the smoke starts to enter, building until it’s transformed from bright and clean to standing on blistering hot tarmac. After a couple hours, the aggression tones down and the grapefruit appears, as if charred. A creative take on the cliched smoky genre.

Room 237 is not nearly as eerie as its ad copy suggests. Having said that, I don’t find it to be an easy wear. In addition to vinyl, I’m reminded of household cleaners, or the smell of barbacide, that blue-hued disinfectant you find in hair salons where stylists store their combs. As the scent dries down, the scent’s initial artificiality becomes more human with musky notes emerging from below. More of a niche experiment than something one would wear.

Ummagumma is a rich and spicy chocolate gourmand flavoured with woods and resins. While it’s not particularly creative, it’s perfectly balanced and unlike other chocolates, it’s never overbearing, harsh or overly sweet and does not veer into coffee/toffee territory. An easy, comforting wear that I would consider a staple in this genre. It’s probably my favourite of the set.

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Fzotic Ummagumma

Fzotic Ummagumma

Nose: Bruno Fazzolari

notes: dark chocolate, saffron, carnation; labdanum, tobacco, leather, sandalwood; olibanum, cedar, vanilla, tonka

Ummagumma is a rich, dark, sweet contraption with an unusually salty-animalic underlayer. Yes, there’s chocolate in the opening, but it’s not dominant; Ummagumma is all dark resins and woods and leather and tobacco, with that little thread of salty gold at the heart.

@noseandnous had a great mental image of Ummagumma as an stray cat brought into a cozy book-lined study and fed sardines. all the tropes are there (the dark wood paneling; the leather armchair; the crackling fireplace) but Ummagumma is saltier, furrier, and wilder than you’d expect from the usual “Dad’s study” sort of Oriental.

By about 2 hours in, Ummagumma transforms completely. It’s shifted to a warm reddish-brown spicy incense base, almost like cinnamon candy, or like the spicy incense of Lita, but here it has a wild, roaring, crackling texture. It feels like flame and booming drums, like some kind of crazed Samhain bonfire dance. We’re not in the cozy study anymore; we’re rocking out, and the thunder is rolling in.

This fiery incense phase is extremely potent — it lasts at least 18 hours, sending up tendrils of warming spice all day long.

I’ve encountered Ummagumma’s satisfying salty-gold-animalic chord in a couple other rich dark indie perfumes: Pryn Taiga is salty-gold + pine-sap leather, and Slumberhouse Sova is salty-gold + cloves.

Ummagumma is in the same rough, potent indie style as Taiga and Sova, but more multifaceted and chaotic than the other two; it’s salty-gold AND dark resins AND chocolate AND spice. Is it a hot mess or a reckless delight? I’m still not sure.

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FZOTIC By Bruno Fazzolari: Sự Kết hợp Táo bạo giữa Nghệ thuật và Hương thơm

FZOTIC của Bruno Fazzolari thực sự là một loại nước hoa độc đáo và quyến rũ, kết hợp hoàn hảo giữa thế giới nghệ thuật và mùi hương. Loại nước hoa này là minh chứng cho tài năng nghệ thuật cũng như sự hiểu biết sâu sắc của ông về trải nghiệm khứu giác của Fazzolari. Sự kết hợp của những nốt hương táo bạo và bất ngờ tạo nên một mùi hương vừa hấp dẫn vừa quyến rũ.

FZOTIC của Bruno Fazzolari là một loại nước hoa đặc biệt kết hợp nghệ thuật với niềm vui khứu giác. Nếu bạn đang tìm kiếm một mùi hương táo bạo và quyến rũ, nổi bật giữa đám đông, thì không đâu khác ngoài FZOTIC.

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Tinh hoa của sự sáng tạo: Tìm hiểu về FZOTIC By Bruno Fazzolari

Nước hoa FZOTIC By Bruno Fazzolari là một tác phẩm nghệ thuật độc đáo và tinh tế từ nhà nước hoa nổi tiếng Bruno Fazzolari. Được ra mắt với sự tinh tế và sự sáng tạo đặc trưng của nhà thiết kế, FZOTIC là một loại nước hoa hấp dẫn và độc đáo, mang đến cho bạn trải nghiệm khám phá thú vị về mùi hương.

Mùi hương của FZOTIC là sự kết hợp táo bạo và tinh tế của những thành phần tự nhiên, tạo nên một tầng hương phức tạp và hấp dẫn. Sự pha trộn táo bạo này tạo ra một sự đối lập độc đáo, kết hợp giữa sự tươi mát và sự đậm đà, tạo nên một mùi hương thú vị và tinh tế đồng thời.

Với Nước hoa FZOTIC By Bruno Fazzolari, bạn sẽ khám phá được một tầng hương phức tạp và độc đáo, đem lại cho bạn một trải nghiệm thú vị và khác biệt. Hãy để mùi hương này tạo nên những kỷ niệm và hình ảnh đáng nhớ trong cuộc sống của bạn.

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There are many great features of this beautiful looking license plate replacement. In the mood for a wholly unique, sophisticated gourmand with real artistic flair? Don't miss Corpse Reviver. For questions about our products or services, or to provide comments or feedback, please feel welcome to contact us toll free by phone at 86 or 203-. This is recommended for our TESLA customers. And we must confess, it works perfectly- now, the rich, earthy indulgence of the dark chocolate springs more naturally from the juicy, boozy opening, while the animalics and spicy florals recede slightly in favor of the aromatics, allowing the composition to breathe and evolve. Now, with Corpse Reviver, Bruno Fazzolari has brought the spirit of Cadavre Exquis back to the mortal plane, but with a bit of rebalancing meant to let the disparate elements play nice together. Daily housekeeping Indoor pool Beach towels Pool bar Room service. Featuring a striking dark chocolate note atop vintage-feeling aromatic florals, boozy fruit, and a potent dose of animalics, it was a monster of a scent- one that challenged- and rewarded- those off-kilter enough to get on its level. Bona offers products for most premium floor surfaces including wood, tile, vinyl, resilient, rubber and laminate. View deals for Reviver Hostel, including fully refundable rates with free. In 2016, Bruno Fazzolari and Bogue's Antonio Gardoni released Cadavre Exquis, a playful and exuberant kinda gourmand scent created across two continents through a sort of olfactory game of telephone.

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ummagumma by fazzolari: love in the time of coronavirus

The time of coronavirus is an anxiety-laden time. Smells can be powerful aids to easing anxiety. This one works for me.

Bruno Fazzolari is, so far, one of my favorite indie perfumers. I personally find his work a little more linear and a little less refined than, say, that of Patricia Nicolaï (my other gigantic favorite). But his compositions are clear, unusual, and beguiling. I’ve tried about half a dozen of his fragrances (including the stellar and much-lauded Lampblack); Ummagumma is my favorite.

It lives in the “gourmand” category of foodie fragrances, but it is more atmosphere than dessert, with a lot of touches traditionally considered ‘masculine.’ There are marked notes of dark chocolate, tobacco, and coffee, but also sandalwood and saffron, a shimmer of frankincense, a tiny hint of leather, of amber, coming from a wonderful labdanum note. There’s spicy carnation, too, maybe my favorite floral note of all time. Underneath, there’s cedar and vanilla and tonka bean—real tonka, my Steady Eddie, my favorite fragrance companion when things get rough. 

The whole composition is warm, restful, slightly boozy. I find the mix calming on a visceral level, a spectacular olfactory antidote to coronavirus anxiety. You can get a sample for about 5 bucks from LuckyScent. Really. If you like warm,  ambery stuff, try this one. This is how it feels to me--I know it sounds a little weird, but bear with me:

You are an indoor cat that has through some unfortunate accident become an outdoor cat. After surviving perilously for quite some time in an uncaring city, you find yourself collected and deposited in the private, booklined study of some gigantically powerful Someone who has arranged for you to have a bath (horrible) and a snack of sardines (delightful) and now you are sitting on an alpaca knit throw on an ottoman in front of a fire. You can still remember the stress of surviving, the ghost of it still lingers in your fur, but it is fading now. 

Someone is there, in a big leather chair, reading a book. You can smell the paper, hear the crisp sound as they turn the pages. There’s an air of study and reflection, but no tension. It’s night. There’s brandy in a snifter, reddish-gold. The light from desk lamp and fireplace is subdued, warm. The Someone sighs. You have no idea what their cares are, and you don’t have to worry about it. Someone is taking care of all that. You are a rescued cat. You’ve been fed sardines. You are snoozing now.

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Bruno Fazzolari, Methyl Laitone, 2016

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feu secret by bruno fazzolari

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Indonesian linen shirt, Donnanna Napoli pants, sneakers from Adidas/Sneakersnstuff and a hat from Olney. Scent: Bruno Fazzolari Room 237. 

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Last Weekend! Pocket Deity is on view at Orcas Paley on the main floor of Pacific Place at 600 Pine Street in downtown Seattle. Tomorrow, Friday October 28 through October 31. Wednesdays-Saturdays from 11-6, and Sundays from 12-5 Hope you'll be able to make it to see this nicely curated exhibit. Here are a few of my pieces in the show. Each Untitled (Pocket Deity ) 2021 Ink, acrylic, Washi paper, beeswax 2.5 “ x 3.5” (in glass cloche) A full catalog is also available on this webpage concurrent with the show. www.orcaspaley.com/pocketdeity Pocket Deity is curated with Eve Cohen and Nancy Deal Featuring Denise Anderson Linda Beaumont Christine Bourdette Ursula Brookbank Stella Brown Bette Burgoyne Andy Cooperman Sedora DeBondt Michael Dinges Michael Doyle Bruno Fazzolari Elise Ferguson Janice Findley Janet Galore Lauren Grossman Victoria Haven Jennifer Hough Sharon Jewell Wayne Koestenbaum WiL Labelle Tess Landon Rachel Maxi Aimee Miller Jesse Miller Saya Moriyasu Karen Patinkin Sonja Peterson John Shlichta Coleman Stevenson Lisa Stewart Mark Sullo Lana Sundberg Curtis Taylor Friese Undine Bill Whipple Lisa Whitsitt @orcaspaley #orcaspaley #seattleart #artnow #contemporaryart #spiritart #jessepaulmiller #deityart (at Pacific Place Seattle) https://www.instagram.com/p/CVmLBaTlKl3/?utm_medium=tumblr

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Bruno Fazzolari

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Fzotic Unsettled

Fzotic Unsettled

Nose: Bruno Fazzolari

notes: pineapple, sandalwood, sea notes, vanilla, bergamot, black tea, clary sage, labdanum

The pineapple opening of Unsettled only lasts seconds until it’s overtaken by a harsh chemical “aquatic” calone note.

It’s more than an hour before the calone chills out somewhat and a little bit of sweetened wood comes out.

this one’s a dud, unfortunately. Cheap synthetics, too low concentration to smell much of anything. A pity; a breezy summer pineapple sounded great.

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ARTI MARZIALI E KICKBOXING Tutti i vincitori del campionato Mediterraneo dell’Acsi

ARTI MARZIALI E KICKBOXING Tutti i vincitori del campionato Mediterraneo dell’Acsi

ARTI MARZIALI E KICKBOXING Tutti i vincitori del campionato Mediterraneo dell’Acsi Lente Locale

R. & P.

Ha avuto luogo domenica, presso il palasport di Polistena, l’undicesima edizione del Campionato Mediterraneo di Arti Marziali e Kickboxing organizzato dal Comitato reggino dell’ACSI, EPS riconosciuto dal Comitato Olimpico Nazionale, presieduto, a livello nazionale, dal dottore Antonino Viti, in collaborazione con l’Amministrazione Comunale di Polistena, guidata dal Sindaco, Michele Tripodi e dal Comitato Italiano Paralimpico, presieduto, in Calabria, dal dr. Scagliola. Una manifestazione di gran successo, che ha registrato la partecipazione di tanti bravi atleti provenienti da diversi centri della Calabria. A coordinare l’evento il noto Maestro Giuseppe Cavallo, direttore tecnico dell’Accademia di Siderno, Caulonia e Polistena, specialista di alto livello internazionale nel campo delle arti marziali, difesa personale e kickboxing, oltre che insegnante di molti campioni nazionali e mondiali e di membri della nazionale italiana. Accanto al dottore Cavallo,  la presidente Teresa Peronace, la segretaria generale Mariangela Mileto, il dirigente sportivo Franco Garelli e qualificati presidenti di giuria e ufficiali di gara, tra i quali: il maestro Nicola Geranio, il maestro Arturo Messina, l’istruttore Silvano Mario Tavernese, l’allenatore Mery Minniti, l’avvocato Giovanni Audino, il maresciallo Antonio Riggio. L’efficiente servizio sanitario è stato diretto dal medico Bartolo, con l’ausilio di un team della Croce Rossa Italiana del comitato di Taurianova. Al termine della stupenda kermesse, che ha visto competere gli atleti nelle discipline della kickboxing, dei kata, del combattimento con armi di spugna e della lotta a terra, si sono classificati, al primo posto, nelle varie categorie: Francesco Morabito (Accademia Maestro Cavallo), Salvatore Iannizzi (Acc. Cavallo), Antonio Cannatà (Accademia Maestro Cavallo), Gabriele Pronestì (Accademia Maestro Cavallo), Maria Ilaria Serranò (Accademia Maestro Cavallo), Giuseppe Garruzzo (Kickboxing Rosarno maestro Messina), Michelangelo Mazzitelli (KB Rosarno), Rocco Mazzone (Accademia Maestro Cavallo), Pietro Tropeano (Accademia Maestro Cavallo), Vittorio Saraco del 2008 (Accademia Maestro Cavallo), Tommaso Platì (Accademia Maestro Cavallo), Domenico Carnuccio (Accademia Maestro Cavallo), Chiara Ienco (Accademia Maestro Cavallo), Francesco Zappavigna (Accademia Maestro Cavallo), Rocco D’Agostino (KB Rosarno), Jacopo Platì (Accademia Maestro Cavallo), Ababei Darius (palestra Rosarno maestro Messina), Giuseppe Sorbara (Accademia Maestro Cavallo), Giovanni Verzì e Umberto Bellocco (KB Rosarno), Caterina Bartolo (Accademia Maestro Cavallo), Maria Pia Candido (Accademia Maestro Cavallo), Cristian Treccosti (Accademia Maestro Cavallo), Alessandro Corti (Accademia Maestro Cavallo), Marco Lombardo (Accademia Maestro Cavallo), Mattia Congiusta (Accademia Maestro Cavallo), Letizia Fazzolari (Accademia Maestro Cavallo).

La medaglia d’argento è, invece, andata a: Manuel Tropeano, Rebecca Mammoliti,  Giuseppe Cannatà, Umberto Bellocco, Giovanni Barone, Ilaria Piscioneri, Giuseppe Gioffrè, Rita De Franchis, Antonio Santostefano, Greta Commisso, Domenico Nobile, Massimiliano Scala, Federico Vallelonga, Salvatore Condoleo, Gaetano Rao, Michelangelo Mazzitelli, Desiree Scala, Antonio Sassano, Francesco Galluccio, Roberto Guarneri, Vittorio Saraco del 2007, Antonio Saraco, Gloria Gallo, Carlo Scarfò, Daria Martelli, Ilario Fameli

Al terzo posto: Francesco Ingegnere, Gabriele Morabito, Andrea Morabito, Baildè Saidou, Simone Singh, Giovannino Verzì, Alessia Ierace, Autora Ciccone, Matthias Marafioti, Antonio Dichiera, Lorenzo Guttà, Cosimo Ruga,  Daniele Aloi, Rocco Rao, Francesco Astorino, Samuel Cimino, Maria Cosimina Ruga, Rosario Saraco, Niccolò Dimasi, Tommaso Ciancio,  Vincenzo Brizzi, Kevin Meduri, Giuseppe Riitano, Bruno Demasi, Nicola Multari, Gabriele Piccolo, Francesco Sorgiovanni, Pietro e Francesco Frammartino, Pietro Casile, Stefano Macedonio, Alex Martelli, Cosimo Tassone, Caterina Calcaterra, Gabriele Graziano,

Un bel combattimento dimostrativo di kickboxing è stato, infine, effettuato dalle cugine Serena e Sara Leotta della palestra di kickboxing di Rosarno.

ARTI MARZIALI E KICKBOXING Tutti i vincitori del campionato Mediterraneo dell’Acsi Lente Locale

ARTI MARZIALI E KICKBOXING Tutti i vincitori del campionato Mediterraneo dell’Acsi Lente Locale

R. & P. Ha avuto luogo domenica, presso il palasport di Polistena, l’undicesima edizione del Campionato Mediterraneo di Arti Marziali e Kickboxing organizzato dal Comitato reggino dell’ACSI, EPS riconosciuto dal Comitato Olimpico Nazionale, presieduto, a livello nazionale, dal dottore Antonino Viti, in collaborazione con l’Amministrazione Comunale di Polistena, guidata dal Sindaco, Michele Tripodi e dal […]

ARTI MARZIALI E KICKBOXING Tutti i vincitori del campionato Mediterraneo dell’Acsi Lente Locale

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PLAN ForYourArt: December 14–20

Thursday, December 14

Talk: Gallery Talk: The Art of Looking—Ancient Bodies: Archaeological Perspectives on Mesoamerican Figurines, LACMA (Miracle Mile), 12:30pm.

The Holiday Pop-up Market, CalArts (Valencia), 5–8pm.

Walk of the Inns, Palm Springs Art Museum (Palm Springs), 5–8pm.

Film Series: Ixcanul (Volcano, Jayro Bustamante, 2015), Museum of Contemporary Art Santa Barbara (MCASB) (Santa Barbara), 5:30–7pm.

Latin American Film Series: Unrest, Distance, and the Future- Ixcanul, Santa Barbara Museum of Art (Santa Barbara), 5:30pm.

Sketching in the Galleries, Santa Barbara Museum of Art (Santa Barbara), 5:30–7:30pm.

Ixcanul: Latin American Film Series: Unrest, Distance, and the Future, Santa Barbara Museum of Art (Santa Barbara), 5:30pm.

TOURS & TALKS: Radical Women Walk-through: Rita Gonzalez, Hammer Museum (Westwood), 6pm.

Community Conversation: Abstraction + Appropriation + State of Contemporary Photography, Museum of Photographic Arts (San Diego), 6pm.

Alexis Rodriguez-Duarte and Tico Torres – Two Cubans and a Camera, Annenberg Space for Photography (Century City), 6:30pm.

Gwen Martin: The Science of Color, artist conversation with Gershom, L.A. Louver (Venice), 7–9pm.

London Rock: The Unseen Archive, The Perfect Exposure Gallery (Mid-Wilshire), 7pm.

Paul Brach Lecture Series: Alex Olsen, CalArts (Valencia), 7pm.

Served Like a Girl, The Art Theatre (Long Beach), 7–9pm.

Live! at the Museum: Quarteto Nuevo, Laguna Art Museum (Laguna Beach), 7pm.

SCREENINGS   Part of the series The Contenders 2017: The Beguiled, Hammer Museum (Westwood), 7:30pm.

Film: An Evening With . . . Willem Dafoe, LACMA (Miracle Mile), 7:30pm.

sam sax, Beyond Baroque (Venice), 8pm.

Ryoji Ikeda: Program I & II, Ace Hotel (Downtown), 8pm. $15–25. Also December 15.

Friday, December 15

Andy Robert, Hannah Hoffman (Hollywood), 5–8pm.

Meet the Makers Holiday Party, The Bloc (Downtown), 6–10pm.

Jennifer Allora and Guillermo Calzadilla in Conversation, Maricano Art Foundation (Mid-Wilshire), 6:30–8pm.

Dan Mumford, Gallery1988 (Fairfax), 7–9pm.

Winter Holiday Boutique, we live in space (Mid-City), 7–10pm.

Saboteurs Launch // Issue #4 // Gender, Far East Lounge (Downtown), 7–9pm.

Adam Stamp: Truth and Trust, Club Pro Los Angeles (Downtown), 7–11pm.

Ride Along, Skid Row History Museum & Archive (Downtown), 7pm.

Obscure House Presents: Winter Dream, Nous Tous Gallery (Chinatown), 7–11pm. Continues December 16.

Latin Rhythms: Mambo Dance Class, Museum of Latin American Art (Long Beach), 7–9pm.

Palm Springs Gay Men's Chorus - Joyful Traditions, Palm Springs Art Museum (Palm Springs), 8pm. Through December 17.

CalArts Winter Dance, REDCAT (Downtown), 8:30pm. Also December 16.

Saturday, December 16

This Is Not A Gun, Women’s Center for Creative Work (Frogtown), 10am–1pm.

Odd Market Holiday Event, Santa Monica Pier (Santa Monica), 11am–6pm.

Porto’s Bakery and Café Potato Ball™ Pop-Up, Annenberg Space for Photography (Century City), 11am–3pm.

Hammer Projects: Sam Falls, Hammer Museum (Westwood), 11am–5pm.

A fragrant talk by Bruno Fazzolari, Kristina Kite Gallery (Mid-City), 11am.

WORKSHOP: Kundalini Yoga and Reiki to Alleviate Pain and Tension: Nickels Sunshine, Pieter (Lincoln Heights), 11am–3pm. $40–60.

Winter Book Sale + Prison Solidarity Event, Southern California Library (South L.A.), 11am–5pm.

Johnpots Eporium, The Pit (Glendale), 11am–6pm. Continues December 17.

Huarache Making Workshop With Pilar Agüero, Craft and Folk Art Museum (Miracle Mile), 12–5pm. $80–90.

William Anastasi: exhibition walkthrough with Zanna Gilbert, Ghebaly Gallery (Downtown), 12:30–2pm.

Artists Holidaze Market, 2405 Glover Place (Frogtown), 1–6pm.

Hands-On Traditional Dyeing Workshop with Ashley Thayer, Central Library (Downtown), 2–4pm.

Feminist Story Sharing, Women’s Center for Creative Work (Frogtown), 2–5pm.

Magu’s Mental Menudo Discussion Forum, UCI Claire Trevor School of the Arts (Irvine), 2–6pm.

Closing drinks, Five Car Garage (Santa Monica), 4–5:30pm.

THE JAPANESE PHOTO BOOK + VIEWS OF JAPAN, Arcana Books on the Arts (Culver City), 4–6pm.

Closing reception: Barrio Logos, Residency (Inglewood), 5–8pm.

To Protect & Serve? Five Decades of Posters Protesting Police Violence, Durón Gallery @ SPARC (Venice), 6–9pm.

Marisa Caichiolo and  Melissa Meier: SKIN, bG Gallery (Santa Monica), 6–9pm.

Adam Tylicki: Dark Daze, Baert Gallery (Downtown), 6–9pm.

SAMPLE of European Contemporary Art by Teodor Graur, Nicodim Gallery (Downtown), 6–8pm.

LISTENING PARTY: Gerardo Velazquez Final Album, Coagula Curatorial (Chinatown), 6–9pm.

Keith Rocka Knittel: We're All Equally Unimportant, Charlie James Gallery (Chinatown), 6–9pm.

Fred Tieken: Killer Bees at Mar-a-Lago closing reception, Tieken Gallery (Chinatown), 6–9pm.

Katsuya Terada Girl Exhibition, GR2 (Sawtelle), 6:30–10pm.

Wishlist Closing Event, Gabba Gallery (Koreatown), 7–11pm.

Closing reception: Armando Lerma: Dreamland and the Discovered Paintings of Joseph Ernst, ACE Gallery (Miracle Mile), 7–11pm.

SNAP TO GRID the UN-Juried Exhibit, LACDA (Downtown), 7–9pm.

dA Teatro Del Pueblo & Tacos, dA Center for the Arts (Pomona), 7–9pm.

Sunday, December 17

Film: 13th Los Angeles International Children's Film Festival, LACMA (Miracle Mile), 10:30am.

826LA@HAMMER: MAPPING YOUR LIFE, TELLING YOUR LEGEND, Hammer Museum (Westwood), 11am.

Makers on Merchant Street, Inner-City Arts (Downtown), 11am–4pm.

Dining with Kings: Ceremony and Hospitality in the Cameroon Grassfields, Fowler Museum (Westwood), 12–5pm.

KIDS IN THE COURTYARD: LET'S GO FLY A KITE, Fowler Museum (Westwood), 1pm.

CLASS: Master Class: Timothy Johnson, Pieter (Lincoln Heights), 1–3pm. $15.

Sebastian Hernandez FTZ Performance | Closing of Coastal/Border, Angels Gate Cultural Center (San Pedro), 1pm.

Katsuya Terada: Live Digital, GR2 (Sawtelle), 2–5pm.

Conversation​s​ by Artists for Artists, California African American Museum (Downtown), 2–4pm.

In conversation: Jim Bassler and Alejandro de Ávila, El Pueblo de Los Angeles Historical Monument, Biscailuz Gallery (Downtown), 2pm.

Family Art Studio, Laguna Art Museum (Laguna Beach), 2–4pm.

LostLibraries: Art Talk with Abigail Reynolds and Jonathan Griffin, ESMoA (El Segundo), 3–5pm.

ALEC BYRNE: LONDON ROCK - THE UNSEEN ARCHIVE, Arcana: Books on the Arts (Culver City), 4–6pm.

HANGING WITH FRIENDS, The FInley Gallery (Los Feliz), 5–7pm.

WORKSHOP: Orgasmic Yoga: Dr. Victoria Reuveni, Pieter (Lincoln Heights), 7–10pm.

BLIND BOYS OF ALABAMA, Ace Hotel (Downtown), 7pm.

Monday, December 18

Families: On-Site: North Hollywood—Art + Social Activism, North Hollywood Amelia Earhart Regional Library (North Hollywood), 2pm.

High Desert Test Kitchen: december ingredient: evergreens, Copper Mountain Mesa Community Center (Joshua Tree), 7pm.

SCREENINGS   Part of the series The Contenders 2017: Detroit, and Q&A with Kathryn Bigelow, Hammer Museum (Westwood), 7:30pm.

Boosting Your Side Hustle, Women’s Center for Creative Work (Frogtown), 7:30pm. $20–25.

Tuesday, December 19

Film: Postmodern Times, LACMA (Miracle Mile), 12:30pm.

Animate Space Performance by No)one. Art House, California African American Museum (Downtown), 7–9pm.

SCREENINGS   Part of the series The Contenders 2017: Phantom Thread, Hammer Museum (Westwood), 7:30pm.

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Hyperallergic: Unsettled at the Nevada Museum of Art: Upending Notions of the West in Tumultuous Times

Unsettled amasses 200 artworks by 80 artists living and/or working in a super-region we call the Greater West, a geographic area that stretches from Alaska to Patagonia, and from Australia to the American West. Though ranging across thousands of miles, this region shares many similarities: vast expanses of open land, rich natural resources, diverse indigenous peoples, colonialism, and the ongoing conflicts that inevitably arise when these factors coexist. ​

The specific geographic focus of Unsettled begins in Alaska and continues down the west coast of North America, through Central America, concluding in Colombia. ​Works included span 2,000 years, ranging from Pre-Columbian to modern and contemporary art. Organized by Nevada Museum of Art Curatorial Director and Curator of Contemporary Art JoAnne Northrup with Collaborating Curator, iconic Los Angeles artist Ed Ruscha, Unsettled makes connections among the diverse cultures and artistic practices of this super-region.

As part of the exhibition, artist and perfumer Bruno Fazzolari has created a bespoke, commissioned scent, Unsettled Eau de Parfum, available for purchase in the Museum Shop. A major publication also accompanies the exhibition and serves as the field guide for the 2017 Art + Environment Conference. Published by Hirmer Verlag and designed by Brad Bartlett, Unsettled comprises 224 pages and features 110 color images.

Unsettled is on view at the Nevada Museum of Art in Reno August 26–January 21. It will travel to both the Anchorage Museum and Palm Springs Art Museum.

Get social @nevadaaart #UnsettledFrontier.

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