TribeLA Magazine is BACK
March 28, 2020 is a big day for us. On this day, we reboot TribeLA Magazine for 2020. Beginning April 6th, for twenty days we will release new art from 20 well-established and emerging artists in Los Angeles. These artists are building new platforms and making waves globally telling their stories through culture, humor, sophistication, inspiration, and creativity. Join us as we celebrate Los Angeles’ visual artists, authors & musicians.
As we explore contemporary art about town, we are compiling our first digital edition and will view artwork through the artist’s minds. We encourage you to get to know L.A. artists, authors, & musicians in the comfort of your home and office.
20 Artists to get to know in 2020
Let’s start with the artist who’s art graces U.S. Postage Stamps
Synthia SAINT JAMES
Editor-in-Chief Janice Bremec Blum seeks to learn about the culture of fine art. So what does she do?
Visit our online art gallery for a multidimensional view of LA Art Show and FRIEZE, where a variety of creativity coexist from amazing artists.
Art
The LA Art show attracts an elite roster of national and international galleries, acclaimed artists, highly regarded curators, architects, design professionals, along with discerning collectors.
The success of Frieze L.A. in year two of its debut is a true indication of the art market and where it’s headed. The fair attracted 35,000 visitors during its four days at Paramount Pictures Studios, which featured 75 local and international galleries. We saw the likes of LL Cool J and Jennifer Lopez cruising around viewing art with the rest of us.
Our goal is to round up L.A.’s cultural voices and create an artistic dialogue that will stand as a beacon of delight to stimulate, encourage, and edify.
“Art is not for everyone, it’s for anyone,” Christopher Knight
Myster Novelist Don Davis is at it again. Check out his latest tome, “The Lake.”
Here we will feature an excerpt from the Silicon Beach novel and release a podcast of Davis’ first mystery, “The Hill” (Palos Verdes).
Sounds and the City emphasizes Los Angeles musicians and comics.
Natalie Durkin’s Sounds and the City Podcast coming soon
Lifestyles
Meet Seth Cripe the Napa Valley vintner at LOLA Wines
Seth visits Los Angeles often and maintained an apartment at Venice Beach for a few years. He sat down with Venice’s wine afficianado Frank Lutz for a heart-to-heart converstion about grapes and wine. Watch the video at this link and enjoy reading the full article on LOLA Wines at this link.
About Us
TribeLA Magazine’s hip, youthful approach to art celebrates the diverse cultures and people who call Los Angeles home. The mag is aimed at up-and-coming art collectors who want to have fun while taking art seriously. Collaboration is key to this new journey, emerging generations working and responding together to cultural stimuli. Our vision honors the new spirit and the new decade as we expand into new media, new voices, new technologies, and enchanting experiences with LA artists, authors, and musicians.
Without whom this issue would not be possible. Thank you…
- Janice Bremec Blum, Editor-In-Chief
- Peter Frank
- Natalie Durkin, Music Editor
- Carmen Bordas, Art Consultant
- Hattie Xu
- Carlin Barker
- Elaina Tovar, Reporter
- Aurielle Weiss, Art Editor
- Jessica Morlett, Art Designer
- Wendy Duong, Art Designer
- Tazanna Neal, Literary, Podcast Editor
- Lily Larson, Reporter
- And the artists, authors & musicians