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Cat Art Show Los Angeles
Cynthia: Hey Marcy! Quite a few of our lovely readers have asked for more pictures of ‘Another Cats Show’ at 356 Mission Art Gallery.
Marcy: So you’re going to postpone my scathing fashion post about hair scrunchies and capitulate to the masses?
Cynthia: Oh. I didn’t know you wrote a scathing fashion post about hair scrunchies.
Marcy: Oh yeah. It’s epic.
Cynthia: Oh. Okay. So in that case. Yes. I am going to capitulate to the masses and go with my cheerful post about cat art.
Marcy: Fine. I need to add footnotes and a Table of Contents anyway. That could take another day or two.
Cynthia: Great. So here are some more photos of the cat art at ‘Another Cats Show’.
There were over 300 works by 300 artists. Like I said previously, some of it was great, some of it was strange, and some of it was … not so good. But all in all it was a super duper fun experience. Here are some more pics.
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| Cat Toy Painting at ‘Another Cats Show’ |
Cynthia: If you are a cat loving Los Angeleno, you have until September 14th to check out ‘Another Cats Show’ at 356 Mission in Boyle Heights! Admission is free.
Marcy: And my hair scrunchie treatise is coming up soon.
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| Cynthia at Cat Art Show Los Angeles |
Cynthia: Cat Art Show Los Angeles was even more fun than I thought it would be! Besides seeing the spectacular artwork up close, there was cat artwork hidden all over the buildings and street outside the venue. The result: A Super Duper Fun Cat Treasure Hunt. OMG.
Marcy: You mean OMC. Oh My Cat.
Cynthia: No. OMG. Oh My Gato. Check out the great gato graffiti.
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| Cynthia with Cat Street Art at Cat Show Los Angeles |
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| Cat Street Art on the door of Popular Productions at Cat Art Show Los Angeles |
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| Cat Street Art on the Lounge Theatre at Cat Art Show Los Angeles |
Cynthia: Now this next one freaked me out at first.
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| Cat Street Art at Cat Show Los Angeles |
Cynthia: Sad, right?
Marcy: No. Strays are stupid.
Cynthia: Marcy, you were adopted from the shelter.
Marcy: Yes, I was sheltering in place after my whirlwind trip to Paris. I just needed a little rest and relaxation.
Cynthia (not buying it): Really, now?
Marcy (indignant): I was NOT lost.
Cynthia: Okaaaay… Anyway, I always check out these missing cat posters just in case I see the poor cat and can help return him to his family.
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| Cat Street Art at Cat Show Los Angeles |
Cynthia: We didn’t see him so we went into the gallery. Guess what we found on the way back to the car? THIS little guy on the wall!
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| Cynthia with the Found Cat at Cat Art Show Los Angeles |
Cynthia: That ‘s right! The same missing kitty from the poster. Yay! So it was just art work after all.
Marcy: Only a human would find that amusing, Cindy.
Cynthia: Oh c’mon, Marcy. It was clever. And a relief.
Marcy swishes her tail back and forth.
Cynthia: Anyway, if you get a chance to attend the first ever cat art show in Los Angeles, be sure to hunt down the cat street graffiti. And please report back if you see one I missed.
Oh! And another fascinating factor of the cat art show was seeing just how broad cat appeal really is. I was there on Sunday afternoon and it was very crowded with Hollywood Hipsters, Westside Moms with their Kids, Cat Ladies, Art Aficionados, Stray Actors from the nearby theatres, Baby Boomers, Teenagers from the neighborhood, and Tourists.
It’s definitive proof that cats have indeed taken over the world.
Marcy: Which is what I have been telling you for years. Now where are my snacks? You’re late with the tasty treats.
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