Photographer Corey Arnold presents his new photo exhibit Aleutian Dreams at the Richard Heller Gallery. The exhibition consists of photos from Alaska’s Aleutian Islands, some of the photos are part of his larger series titled “Fish-Work.” While the photos themselves are related to fishing, Corey was brought aboard the fishing vessels not as a fisherman but as a photographer. The Richard Heller Gallery is located at unit B-5A at the Bergamont Station in Santa Monica.
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Don’t tear it down! is the theme of our annual house tour, spotlighting the architectural qualities and charm of five vintage homes throughout Santa Monica. Three architectural styles will be featured— Victorian, Craftsman and Spanish Colonial Revival— with each home demonstrating different approaches to renovation and expansion. These homeowners chose to retain their historic homes and modify them for contemporary living rather than demolish and start anew.
Dear Editor, State housing mandates and Santa Monica: The state wants the city to build 6000 affordable housing units at the city’s cost. At $400,000 per unit (a typical cost for city construction) Total cost: […]
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