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ArtPoint Party: All That Glitters: Ed Ruscha's Hollywood User Submitted

When: Thu., Sept. 29, 7-10 p.m. 2016
Price: $50-60 ArtPoint members; $75-$85 General admission; $199 Two tickets + ArtPoint membership
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Hollywood, its films, and celebrity culture, have become an integral part of the modern mythology of the American west. The de Young’s current exhibition "Ed Ruscha and the Great American West" examines the artist’s visions of Hollywood as it chronicles his fascination with the evolving landscape and character of the region. Join ArtPoint for cocktails and view the exhibition, which includes works of art created through unorthodox means, including Pepto-Caviar Hollywood (made with Pepto-Bismol and caviar). Guests will enjoy guided tours, dancing to the beats of DJ Dojah, and a chic buffet of small bites. Attire: L.A. Cocktail

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