Randomness in Order

See, this is the Indian Temple I was speaking about. Confused? Read my previous post.

Pre-framed painting I did for ARTWALK Culver City at LeBasse Projects. He will be on display until June 11.

Tour of Gardena by Obake Guide and Illustrator, Caroline Lee.  Arigato!

Excursion: Culver City Park Interpretive Nature Trail

Across from the Boneyard (dog park) in the Culver City Park, is a long ramp that zigzags up a cliff. This is the Interpretive Nature Trail, a 20 minute trail designed for wheelchair accessibility, the visually impaired and the casual trailblazer. You can even blaze through this trail in slippers, which I did yesterday. I noticed allot of business men and woman taking on the trek during their lunch break. So we will avoid taking their photo.

The trail drops you off at two spectacular images.

 One, a giant sundial.

Two, a 3 point perspective of Culver City, Santa Monica, and Marina Del Rey. Also that reminds me, check out my previous post about another Culver City gem. Now, why did I not notice these sooner? Well, now you know too and I hope you take the time to discover a Culver City treasure.

Culver City Park Interpretive Nature Trail
9700 Jefferson Blvd.
Corner of Duquesne & Jefferson
Culver City, CA 90232
map

Baldwin Hills Scenic Overlook

Culver City never ceases to amaze me. Early yesterday morning I attempted to check out what I thought was a mirage. But this was no mirage. I had discovered a 200 plus step climb at 511 ft. I ran up this hill. Huffing and puffing all the way up until I almost passed out at the top. It would have been wise to bring water with me. Maybe next time. The reward for your climb is this amazing panoramic view of Los Angeles to Santa Monica. I took a moment to take it all in. With little energy, I selected a trail which led me to a structure virtually hidden from the street below. The Baldwin Hills Scenic Overlook. Built about 1 year ago. Who knew this place existed? I went online today and realized many did.

7th Annual Cruisin' Back to the 50’s Culver City Car Show

Met up with friends this past Saturday to see the Culver City Car Show. The show spilled out covering more space than previous years. My all-time favorite is the Back to the Future DeLorean.

September 12, 2009 Solo Exhibition

Here is the flyer to my solo exhibition entitled, “Softly Encompassing the Womb” at LeBasse Projects on September 12, 2009. LeBasse Projects is located at 6023 Washington Blvd. Culver City, CA 90232. You can be added to the preview list by contacting the gallery at info@lebasseprojects.com or by phone at 310.558.0200. Thank you and see you in about one month!!!

September 12, 2009, 7PM-10PM
A Solo Exhibition by Edwin Ushiro
at: LeBasse Projects
6023 Washington Blvd.
Culver City, CA 90232
310.558.0200
contact@lebasseprojects.com

THURSDAY

Today's weather in Culver City is perfect. Even the free ice cream truck dropped by Sony. Sorry no pictures of that. But check out the blue sky. Strange to think tomorrow will be all stormy. SoCal, you never cease to surprise me.