DECORATIVE ARTS AND DESIGN

It’s the annual TOY DRIVE!
Please help children in need have a brighter holiday.
Bring an unwrapped toy or gift for Children of all ages to participating prop houses.

Toy Boxes will be available from NOVEMBER 25^TH, and collected on DECEMBER 20^th to be taken to local fire stations for distribution to neighborhood children.
SDSA Business Members hosting toy boxes will also recieve new socks for our separate sock drive to be distributed to Hope of the Valley Rescue Mission

Drop unwrapped toys, sports equipment or teen/tween gift items to participating SDSA Business Members

Advanced Liquidators Office Furniture: 11151 Vanowen St, North Hollywood
Art Pic: 6826 Troost Ave, North Hollywood
Bridge Furniture & Props LA 3210 Vanowen St, Burbank
Faux Library: 11501 Hart St, North Hollywood
The Hand Prop Room:  5700 Venice Blvd, Los Angeles
HD Buttercup: 3225 Helms Ave, Los Angeles
History For Hire: 7149 Fair Ave, North Hollywood
Hollywood Studio Gallery: 1035 Cahuenga Ave, Hollywood
Lennie Marvin’s Prop Heaven: 3100 Winona Ave, Burbank
Little Bohemia Rentals: 11940 Sherman Rd, North Hollywood
Modernica:  2805 Gilroy St, Los Angeles
Nest Studio Rentals: 7007 Lankershim Blvd, North Hollywood
Ob*jects: 10623 Keswick St, Sun Valley
OMEGA | Cinema Props:1515 E.15^th Street, Los Angeles
OMEGA | Cinema Props: 5857 Santa Monica Blvd, Los Angeles
Pinacoteca: 7120 Case Ave, North Hollywood
RC Vintage / The SDSA Office: 7100 Tujunga Ave, North Hollywood
Sony Picture Studios Property: 5933 West Slauson Ave, Los Angeles
Universal Studios Property: 100 Universal City Plaza, Universal City
U-Frame-It Gallery: 6203 Lankershim Blvd, North Hollywood
Warner Bros Property: 4000 Warner Blvd, Burbank
 

This exhibition surveys the career of the preeminent Dada and Surrealist artist Max Ernst (French and American, born Germany. 1891–1976), with particular emphasis on his ceaseless experimentation. Ernst began his pursuit of radical new techniques that went "beyond painting" to articulate the irrational and unexplainable in the wake of World War I, continuing through the advent and aftermath of World War II. Featuring approximately 100 works drawn from the Museum’s collection, the exhibition includes paintings that challenged material and compositional conventions; collages and overpaintings utilizing found printed reproductions; frottages (rubbings); illustrated books and collage novels; sculptures of painted stone and bronze; and prints made using a range of techniques. Several major, multipart projects represent key moments in Ernst’s long career, ranging from early Dada and Surrealist portfolios of the late 1910s and 1920s to his late masterpiece—a recent acquisition to MoMA's collection—65 Maximiliana, ou l’exercice illégal de l’astronomie (1964). This illustrated book comprises 34 aquatints complemented by imaginative typographic designs and a secret hieroglyphic script of the artist’s own invention.

Every Living Thing: Animals in Japanese Art

Hosted by SCAD Atlanta!
For more information email: sdsaatlanta@gmail.com

The Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams Holiday Warm Coat drive is happening in the MG+BW Glendale Showroom until Tuesday December 31st. Stop by this Holiday Season and feel free to bring a new or gently used warm coat to donate. All donations will be given to those in need within our community https://www.onewarmcoat.org/