Lynyrd Skynyrd drummer Michael Cartellone received a good dose of art while growing up in Cleveland. As a kid, he took a field trip to the Salvador Dali Museum, which was based here at the time, and had an epiphany.
Last month, we spoke with photographer (and former Playboy contributor) Douglas Kirkland in the days leading up to his 50-year retrospective in Los Angeles, which featured iconic images of everyone from a sun-kissed Brigitte Bardot playing cards on a Mexico floor in 1965, to a toothy Jack Nicholson gripping his Oscar statuette in ‘75.
Steve Smith from Journey joins us to tell us about his art exhibit The Fabric of Rhythm at the Gallery of Music & Art in Caesars’ Forum Shops going on from May 1 through May 31.
ZIONSVILLE, Ind. — It has traveled the world, and now you have a chance to see it. A rare, private collection of work from Salvador Dali will be on display in Zionsville, and Sherman is showing us how you can take a piece home yourself.
HELD AT THE GALLERY OF MUSIC & ART IN CAESAR’S FORUM SHOPS, LAS VEGAS MAY 1- MAY 31, 2017 FEATURING IN-GALLERY APPEARANCES BY SMITH ON: THURSDAY, MAY 4, THURSDAY, MAY 11 AND THURSDAY, MAY 18 FROM 6:00-8:00PM PST . The Gallery of Music & Art in Las Vegas is proud to welcome The Fabric of Rhythm, an exhibition by Steve Smith, drummer for iconic rock band JOURNEY.
A selection of work from the Argillet collection, featuring Dali’s copper etchings from 1934 to 1973 — as well as watercolors, drawings and tapestries — will be available for viewing at CV Art and Frame in Zionsville starting May 6. Argillet herself will be at the gallery May 12 and 13 to talk about her encounters with the artist, who died in 1989.
Steve Smith of legendary rock band Journey talks about their Vegas residency at Hard Rock Hotel & Casino. (05/02/2017)
