July 2026
LA'S ART OASIS. LAARTTV DROPS "BRUSH OF ROMANCE" INVITATION— SOLD OUT!
ART UNDER THE TREE: A PLEIN-AIR ROMANCE EVERYONE WANT TO EXPERIENCE. ©
By LaArtTv
Dress for art picknick rendezvous style something relaxed T-shirt. Join the art crowd painting, man women talking. Chase loneliness away. Supplies provided. In positive surroundings, people don’t need interviews—they naturally express and act without direction. Their confidence emerges in a perfect harmony, experiencing engaging lifestyle. If the opportunity arises, kissing encouraged. For those who step into life instead of watching it pass by. Just watch your wet brushes—you may paint someone’s T-shirt and sign it with your phone number. © LaArtTV. 2026 Art classes are sold for rest of the year. “Human connection and a sense of purpose remain more psychologically restorative than any immersive art experience.” The Art Event, monetary benefit donated to Westside German Shepherd Rescue.
Pablo Picasso: “Art washes away from the soul the dust of everyday life.”
Or visit to Dataland in Los Angeles or Arte Museum Las Vegas
May temporarily shift a person’s sense of presence into an artificial reality. While immersive experiences can momentarily alter perception, both shows are visual spectacles worth seeing. Dataland tickets average about $50 per person.
For $15,000, visitors can create their own artwork at Dataland in Los Angeles, a program offered by its curator, Mr. Refik Anadol. He did not invent AI immersive reality, just as Pablo Picasso did not invent oil paint. Some critics argue that his work functions less as traditional art and more as a visually driven artificial-media strategy using their technology. Many art world wide, galleries and Museum, architectural, and projection specialists around the world use this immersive technique for years. Realize this art physical installation and is not considered anymore as a “echt,” novelty.
You can bypass Mr. Anadol’s overrated offer. Make your own immersive art using free software like Canva or Krita, then print it at a FedEx print shop. A 4×4 ft poster costs around $60, with higher-end quality available through Pictorem for more. Hang it at home—or better, bring it to the office and spark lunch conversation with a simple question: “Are you looking at it—or inside it?” Talk art, eating a deli sandwich from Mike’s Deli. Delivered by Uber Eats. Editorial. Ula Schwartz: for laarttv, Berliner Kumst Magazine, GR. (EFA).
ART CLASS MENU BY LAARTTV: AN EXPERIENCE THAT RHYMES WITH THE ARTWORK BELOW.
URS FISCHER AT JEFFREY DEITCH GALLERY. ONE TOWERING ROMAN COLUMN. ONE UNFORGETTABLE KISS.
7.11.2026. For LaArtTv, Ursula Rosmanski, art curator UK. The art crowd loved to talk about Urs Fischer art display as it provides an imagination. Cast from bronze but they look as a green clay play reminisce his show in 2013 MOCA. Talking art next to this symbolism of power and history, standing next to the prospect and refuge. Even if we don’t see it Roman and Greek columns follow a mathematical proportion. To fulfil this art spectacle was a need of Roman and Greek statues idealized with The Three Graces, by Antonio Canova, Farnese Bull, made by the brothers Apollonius and Tauriscus, Apollo Belvedere, by Greek sculptor Leochares. There is an adjoined open garden room presenting the artist Urs Fischer’s, bookstore featuring his clothing line. There is a talented mixologist who created a social art elixir© composed of vodka, coffee, chocolate. Also opening next door was Noah, the acclaimed New York fashion brand, bringing together fashion, art, and New York’s creative culture—a great match complement to Jeffrey Deitch’s gallery. To function as a perfect cultural link and gathering place, hosting exhibitions, screenings, conversations, and community events. June 19 – August 8, 2026, 925 N. Orange Dr. and 7000 Santa Monica Blvd. West Hollywood.
Urs Fisher’s art stage set with the towering Roman columns transformed the exhibition into an operatic stage worthy of Aida.”A perfect setting for LaArtTv’s: “Art & Desire question.”
Art and desire question©
“Seen from behind”
Patricia Lee Rubin