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10 things to do on 4/11/2008

02.23-06.15
Make Art/Stop AIDS
Fowler Museum at UCLA
308 Charles E. Young Drive North
fowler.ucla.edu
Artists around the world respond to HIV/AIDS, raising awareness and inspiring activism.

Saturdays 10am-2pm
The Sacred Actor
The Lounge Theatre
6201 Santa Monica Blvd.
Hollywood
310.392.8212
sacredactor.com
weegie31 at hotmail.com
Josh Galitsky provides a safe, nurturing, non-judgmental environment designed to help students of every level break through their fears and creative obstacles at their own pace. This “un-LA” class allows artists to explore a fun, dynamic, and challenging process that returns them to their emotional roots.

03.15-04.26 6-8pm
CARLOS ESTÉVEZ: Secret Keepers
166 N. La Brea Ave., LA
323.933.5557
couturiergallery.com/upcoming.htm
info at couturiergallery.com
Renowned Cuban painter and sculptor Carlos Estévez will have his fifth solo exhibition at Couturier Gallery, which will include recent oil paintings as well as sculpture.

Tu & Th noon-9 pm; We 10 am-6 pm; Fr & Sa 10 am - 5 pm
Pasadena Society of Artists 83rd Annual Exhibition
Brand Library Art Galleries
1601 W. Mountain St.
Glendale
818.548.2051
brandlibrary.org
info at brandlibrary.org
OPENING RECEPTION: Sunday, April 6, 1-4 pm. Juried by Walter Askin. Exhibition includes 60 works by thirty-six artists. Photography, ceramics, sculpture, watercolor, oil and acrylic paintings, drawings and prints.

04.01-05.06 12am-0:59pm
Create a BREATHE LA PSA and you might win $1K
Los Angeles County
323.935.8050 x233
Web site
jrobinsonshimizu at breathela.org
Deep belly breathing all around!!!

Southern California film students (undergrad and grad students, including students who graduated within the last 5 years) are invited to submit 30- and 60-second PSAs for BREATHE LA. Visit our website for full details.

Daily 10-11am
Nithya Yoga
Vedic Temple
9720 Central Ave.,
Montclair
909.625.1400
lifebliss.org
Developed by Enlightened Master, Nithyananda, Nithya Yoga is practiced with blissful enthusiasm and strong intention. Add life to your movements, not just movement to your life.

04.11 7:30-9pm
It’s Not About the Money: Book Discussion and Signing
Bodhi Tree Bookstore
8585 Melrose Ave., WeHo
310.566.1888
brentkessel.com
info at brentkessel.com
Brent Kessel discusses and signs his new book, which contains over 35 exercises designed to transform your financial life from the inside out rather than the outside in, much like yoga and meditation practice.

04.11-04.13
Out of Your Mind Immersion
TBD, Los Angeles
getselfcentered.com
info at getselfcentered.com
Create the next chapter of your own life story: experience the Out of Your Mind Immersion. Take away the selfcentered tools for authentic connection, self-expression, pure creativity, and extreme inner peace. The Out of your Mind Immersion is a prerequisite for Awareness Architect training. $395.

04.11-04.13
Out of Your Mind Immersion Workshop
Location TBD, Los Angeles
getselfcentered.com
info at getselfcentered.com
Create the next chapter of your own life story: experience the Out of Your Mind Immersion. Take away the selfcentered tools for authentic connection, self-expression, pure creativity, and extreme inner peace. The Out of your Mind Immersion is a prerequisite for Awareness Architect training. $395.

Monday-Friday 10am-6pm
100% Other: Artists & Psycho Demographic Transitions
18th Street Art Center
1639 18th Street
Santa Monica
18thstreet.org
Exhibition that tracks connections/separations between our changing cultural landscape and lagging civic outcomes. Forms second part of “Future of Nations,” 18th Street’s yearlong examination of issues related to 2008 presidential campaign. Curated by Tyler Stallings. Works by Matthew Bryant, Cheryl Gilge, Perry Vasquez, Reggie Woolery, Yasuko, and Kyungmi Shin.

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