Brandon’s artistic creations serve as a conduit for the philosophy of oneness, weaving together spiritual beliefs and modalities from diverse cultures across the globe. Brandon the Wizard aka Gandalf the Black invites you to step into his enchanting realm, where art is magic, and the canvas is the conduit to a higher understanding of our shared existence.

WHEN: Saturday, December 9, 2023 5:00pm–8:00pm 

WHERE: ACCA of Beverly Hills | 468 North Camden Drive | 2nd floor | Beverly Hills, CA. 90210

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PROGRAM:

VIP Red Carpet: 5:00pm - 6:30pm

Dress Code: HOLLYWOOD CHIC

Private Interviews:  5:00pm - 6:30pm

ACCA and Artist Talk: 6:45pm - 7:00:pm

ACCA and  Deborah McNulty  are thrilled to present  Deborah’s exhibition in Culver City, titled ART PARTY with an Artist Reception opening on Saturday May 27th, 2023 from 5-10 PM.  Open for one night only.

The art-centered exhibition will have largely projection and tailored sound music designs. The work she is doing with the live vines and LED’s are unique, and she is becoming delightfully obsessed with the new style. She applies many other mediums and plays with color, shine, nature and industry. To her the vines are much more than a look, they are a homage to the beauty and perfection of nature, and our delicate balance on the planet. 

In celebration of the ART PARTY Exhibit, ACCA and  Deborah McNulty is hosting a champagne artist reception with music by RUXANDA on Saturday May 27th, from 5:00 - 10:00 PM. The art-centered exhibition welcomes stars and creatives with red carpet, LED theme, large projection and tailored sound music designs.

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This solo exhibition examines the artistic dialogue between the artist and his muses from Southern California to New York. The exhibition showcases Lance Chang’s artwork created coast-to-coast, from dancers on pointe above Lake Hollywood to ballerinas pirouetting in Central Park, with a special appearance by Los Angeles-based ballerina Stephanie Hall. As one of our invited guests, come and enjoy art, champagne and chocolate with VIPs from Beverly Hills and the surrounding art and cultural hubs from WeHo/NoHo. The exhibition is organized by ACCA and has been reviewed by renowned art critic Peter Frank who wrote an essay about Chang’s practice.

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We apologize but RSVPs for Ballerinas Coast-to-Coast: LA x NY is now closed as we are over capacity. We encourage to book private viewing after April 17, 2023.

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ACCA Fundraiser & Social Equity

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ACCA is proud to be the exclusive art partner at the 15th Anniversary Fundraiser Dinner Gala.

“Together, we R.E.S.T.O.R.E. hope, function, and aesthetic form to where it once existed or “how things ought to be”.  The organization undertakes mission projects to other countries to provide free reconstructive surgery and related medical services to abused children and battered individuals with accidental and congenital deformities.  Dr. Michael K. Obeng is the founder of R.E.S.T.O.R.E.

To be successful in delivering the types of medical services, highlighted above, in a limited amount of time, R.E.S.T.O.R.E. needs your help!

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The exhibition brings together the artist’s latest works shaped around the idea of known and the unknown Energy.  The new series Dark Energy can transform exclusive spaces and increase the velocity of firing up the brain synapses, stimulating internal and external conversations on art and life with themselves and others on this spinning sphere and terrifying space.

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In celebration of the DARK ENERGY exhibit, ACCA and  Caron G Rand is hosting a fashion moving art experience by Sue Aesthetics. This art experience first appeared at (IAMA) the International Art Museum of America.

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In her latest exhibition, PERCEPTIONS, Sabrina uses the Old Masters’ Technique to impart importance and prestige to each item portrayed. Sabrina states that, “Discarded remnants of our consumerist culture reflect the seemingly small decisions, or groups of people, that build, like the layers of glaze, to an impactful statement. The cropped portrayal, which implies the limitless or unknown bounds of the subject, coupled with the suggestive titles and subliminal imagery, leads the viewer to ponder the hidden stories and impact of these ignored fragments and introspect about their own relationships with the environment, consumerist culture, one another, and themselves. Vibrant colors reinforce the strength and power of the overlooked.”