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Downtown News Six Unique Downtown Spots for a Memorable Holiday Bash Oct 15 2007
10.15.07
 Location Scouting 101
Six Unique Downtown Spots for a Memorable Holiday Bash
by Kathryn Maese
Whether you want to throw an intimate holiday soiree, a corporate office party or a New Year's Eve blowout, there is no shortage of creative Downtown venues that'll wow your guests.
Everywhere you turn there are sprawling warehouses and loft spaces waiting for some dramatic uplighting, a well-stocked bar and a few dozen friends or co-workers.
For those taking a laissez-faire approach, plenty of events spaces and restaurants come fully equipped and are ready to accommodate. All you have ...
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Tom Minkler Article on Create Fixate
06.6.07
Fixate
on This Creation
By Tom Minkler
Or is that "intelligent
design"? God must really love ugly people because he made
so many of them; although nothing worthwhile is ever achieved
without making lots of rejects first.God made you as ugly as he
could, then he must have beaten you in the head with a claw hammer.
If God had meant for us to be ha...
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LA - Times August 25, 2005
09.1.05
 August 25, 2005
NIGHT LIFE
Taking the scene downtown
Art club Hangar 1018 looks to build a community.
Roving art
(Nathan Spoor)
By Kevin Bronson, Times Staff Writer
Maybe the heart of Hollywood was beating last Saturday night, and the Sunset Strip was probably jumping. But how about that traffic on Santa Fe Avenue?
Yes, in the bowels of the downtown warehouse district, there were crowds — and music and dancing and all manner of art. "It's hard to raise a community in Los Angeles," said Lance Sanders, 30, founder of the art club Hangar 1018, "but it's down here."
Indeed, Hangar 1018,...
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LA - Times
12.30.04
http://www.calendarlive.com/printedition/calendar/cl-wk-upfront30dec30,2,1108722.story
UP FRONT: ART SCENE
Is this the end of the party?
Art venues feel the heat after the fire marshal shuts down Hangar 1018.
By Susan Carpenter
Times Staff Writer
Dec 30 2004
It's easy to understand why the L.A. fire marshal shut it down: 175 people were partying in a space permitted for just five. Candles were burning. There were wooden steps. And the only two doors weren't up to code. Such was the demise of Hangar 1018 — a 6,000-square-foot space that until its closure this m...
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