Photos Courtesy of Ty Pownall Sculpting professor Ty Pownall claims to have a special connection with nature. He has his third solo exhibition running at the DAC Gallery in Downtown Los Angeles, which portrays human interactions with the natural world. Pownall grew up in Thousand Oaks, and he did not immediately come to work in Malibu. He attended Abilene Christian University … [Read more...] about Pownall Sculpts Nature’s Tension
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PCH Reopened After Power Pole Cracks
Photo by Whitney Irick PCH was closed in both directions between John Tyler Drive and Latigo Canyon on Saturday, Sept. 6, due to downed power lines, according to the Malibu/Lost Hills Sheriff's station. Westbound traffic was turned around at John Tyler Drive and eastbound traffic was given the same order at Latigo Canyon Road, City News Service reported. As of 3:15 … [Read more...] about PCH Reopened After Power Pole Cracks
Road Trip on Highway 1
Photo by Nate Barton When traveling to or from San Francisco, it is easy to take U.S. Highway 101 as the fastest and easiest route. But if the goal is scenic beauty and interesting detours, a trip along U.S. Highway 1 can be a road trip to remember. Here is an itinerary for the wandering adventure-seeker or nature lover: 1. Start your journey with a visit to Muir … [Read more...] about Road Trip on Highway 1
Twenty-Third Anime Expo Proves Biggest Yet
Photo by Sacha Irick Thousands of Japanese animation fans gathered in Downtown Los Angeles over the July 4th weekend for the 23rd annual Anime Expo. The 4-day long convention, commonly called “AX”, is boasted by the Society for the Promotion of Japanese Animation as the largest anime and Japanese culture convention in North America. Anime fans traveled far and wide July 3 – … [Read more...] about Twenty-Third Anime Expo Proves Biggest Yet
Concerts you crave near home
With the chaos of the dreadful midterm season dying down, it’s safe to take a breather and once again indulge in a little bit of “me time.” The beauty of attending school near Los Angeles is that there is never a shortage of things to do. Rather than reading about what music I’ve been listening to lately, why not get out and go see some great artists performing in your own … [Read more...] about Concerts you crave near home
