This Friday evening at the Venus Art Studio in Palm Desert a trio of female artists will open the doors at 6:00pm to their art show, OUTSIDE IN HERE. Natalie Aguayo, Kristin Winters, and Rose Winters; in their
This Friday evening at the Venus Art Studio in Palm Desert a trio of female artists will open the doors at 6:00pm to their art show, OUTSIDE IN HERE. Natalie Aguayo, Kristin Winters, and Rose Winters; in their collaboration,
Welcome to the monthly blog series here on The Coachella Valley Art Scene titled, “Foodie Rant with Angie Kat.” Angie Kat is a guest writer to the CVAS who is passionate about the art of cuisine and making
ANTA is an artist, clothing brand, and overall cultural conduit for the Coachella Valley. After making a name for himself at a young age in Coachella with Eye Skate Shop his work can now be seen across the
The Coachella Valley Art Scene Merch Package featuring a coozie, sticker and button.
Nestled deep down inside the crevasses of the Coachella Valley are shiny little gems. These gems, although rare and petite, are so shiny and sparkly that one must be made aware of their extra-large presence prior to being
When throwing an event like Doo Wop in the Desert, the number one most important thing is the people who attend the party. Our mission is to “bring back the art of romance” and we do so by
This Friday evening one of our favorite local artist from the Coachella Valley will be inviting you into his universe. His universe – with coordinates that connect on ‘the next level’, consumed of divine thought that is visually
interview conducted & written by Victor Simmons The Coachella Valley Art Scene’s Beauty and Fashion Contributor For some entertainers there is an undying need to not only create, but to experiment and explore boundaries. Does it stick? Is it
Interview conducted & written by Victor Simmons The Coachella Valley Art Scene’s Beauty & Fashion Contributor victor@thecoachellavalleyartscene.com Amid the hum-drum of this tumble-weed town, two fashion designing desperados try to raise the bar. Rigo Vasquez and Courtney Doucette
About four years ago I went to a small art show in Old Town Indio. I showed up and the first thing I smelled was the fried chicken that the artists were offering to their guests (they weren’t
