TribeLA Magazine: Arts, Cultures, Lifestyles
2017-01-15
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ARTISTS who inspire!
Wordsmiths who evoke powerful images in our minds
Charles Bibbs’ Art is an Extraordinary Display of African American Women
The hyper creative works of Rohitash Rao
The genius of Brett Gilbert
Musicians who put music into our hearts
A Sounds and the City Exclusive Interview
Linda J. Albertano expounds about trips to West Africa, and playing the kora with Prince Diabate
I first saw Prince Diabate perform at an event for the Dalai Lama’s citywide World Festival of Sacred Music held in LA in 1999. I was mesmerized. I was flattened by the cascades and crescendos of celestial sound that flowed from his exuberant kora (West African harp). It sounded like angel tears bursting into fireworks of joy!
The Vote is in: William Wray is TribeLA Magazine’s Artist to Watch in 2018
And the winner is…WILLIAM WRAY: TribeLA Magazine has named William Wray the “Artist to Watch” for 2018!
An eclectic artist, William Wray appeals to a wide range of tastes, styles, and superheroes. From his iconic Superman that graced the Pink Art Show to forlorn moments shared by “Partners in Crime,” Wray continues to wow us. He pulls on the heart strings of his subjects not just with Sesame street characters or with Tinker Bell, but also in his landscapes…
New Year ART REVIEW of “The Breakup” by Super Hero William Wray – watch the artist paint
What is the best advice you can give? Expect repeated short-term failure in your career. Think about your long-term goals. Don’t have children if art is the most important thing in your life, unless you are wealthy.
