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Photos by Casey Kelbaugh and Felicity Murphy

I heart Natalie Blacker from Ladies Lotto

I heart Linda from Lovemade

Veronica the gallery director walked up and challenged me to a leg contest right there on the spot. She has L.A. tats, I can’t top that

The cupcake of death. It actually made me throw up and I ended up blacking out in the gallery office. Not cool. Good going SPRINKLES

WOMEN’S WORK
6:30-8
Sunday, April 25, 2010
Kopeikin Gallery  *  8810 Melrose Avenue  *  West Hollywood, CA  *  90069
***From 4:30-6:30 there will be a potluck and open bar so bring a dish, chips, or something from the Kogi BBQ Truck
There will also be an emerging designers lounge, so you can get your shop on as well.

$10 minimum donation while VIP tickets start at a minimum donation of $25. Tickets are limited and can be purchased online or day-of at: http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/104898
ABOUT

Founded in New York City by Natalie Blacker in 2006, Ladies Lotto is a finely-cultivated international lifestyle and networking community aimed at developing the professional and personal success of independent women.

Slideluck Potshow was founded in the backyard of advertising and editorial photographer Casey Kelbaugh, in 2000. Today, SLPS is a New York-based arts non-profit (501c3) that hosts slideshow potlucks in about 50 cities globally-from São Paulo, to Stockholm to San Francisco.

In April 2009, the inaugural Month of Photography Los Angeles (MOPLA) showcased the enormous photography community, inclusive of commercial, fine art and photojournalism. As the second largest photography community in the United States, Los Angeles provides a distinctive backdrop to the celebration of the photographic image.

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Add Me Here

Pepsi We Inspire

www.pepsiweinspire.com

One of my posts

Wish me luck and check my entry at:

www.artistswanted.org/lynnetteastaire

Special K, 2010

I’m about 20 min in the program
www.freeradiosaic.org/radio/shows/53/
The show can also be found on Itunes where you can subscribe to Podcast “Nobody Dances Here”

“Nobody Dances Here is the multimedia blog powered by creator Quentin Roper and his team of super twenty-somethings. Quintin’s blog and podcasts focus on current and popular issues involving art, fashion, music, politics, and fitness from a Chicago perspective.”

I briefly attended the School of the Art Institute in high school, where I took my first B+W photography class. This was the first photo I ever printed!  I met these girls below in a park in Pilsen and they remind me of Arbus piece Identical Twins, Roselle, New Jersey, 1967.

“The thing that’s important to know is that you never know. You’re always sort of feeling your way.” -Diane Arbus

Arbus has definitely been an influence of mine.

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Photos by Johnny Nunez for Wireimage , Sharreif Ziyadat for Getty/FilmMagic and myself! Thanks to Jewrell  (weluvface) from MAC for the face.
www.charitywater.org

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host and entourage star Adrian Grenier w/charity:water founder Scott Harrison

with Robin from charity:water

with Viktoria from charity:water
with Richie Rich and his blinged owl (formerly of Heatherette)

Founded by celebrity photographer Jeremy Cowart, Help-Portrait is a community of photographers, coming together across the world, to use their photography skills to give back to their local community. On or around, December 12th, photographers around the world will be grabbing their cameras, finding people in need, and taking their picture. When the prints are ready, the photographs get delivered.
More info:
Help Portrait

more about the book
CHARLIE MURPHY is the outrageously funny comedian from Chappelle’s Show, whose breakout role — as himself — in his True Hollywood Stories about Rick James and Prince rank among the best sketch comedy performances of all time. A successful stand-up comedian, screenwriter, and actor, Charlie has led an incredible life of highs and lows on his way to becoming a stand-up guy.

In his raucous and revealing memoir, Charlie details his life on the road with Eddie Murphy, his nights on the town with Rick James (”the first man I ever met who had a swimming pool in his living room”), and his crazy movie audition with Chris Rock. He takes us backstage with Richard Pryor and Redd Foxx; on the set with costars Denzel Washington, Vanessa Williams, and Sammy Davis, Jr.; in the studio with Stevie Wonder; and off the wall with Michael Jackson and Mike Tyson.

Along the way, Murphy reveals the ups and downs of his fascinating life — growing up in Brooklyn, getting in trouble with street gangs on Long Island, doing time in jail, serving in the Navy, and supporting his brother’s meteoric rise to fame as both protector and collaborator. After selling screenplays and landing roles in seminal films like Jungle Fever and CB4, Charlie decided to get up on stage — at the age of forty-two — and give stand-up comedy a try. And the rest, as they say, is history…

Filled with hilarious Hollywood antics and raw personal insights, The Making of a Stand-Up Guy is Charlie’s story of finding his passion, seizing the day, and finally stepping into the spotlight with mic in hand. This is the real Charlie Murphy, unfiltered and unapologetic, in his own words.