Malibu Arts Journal - December 2017

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Nov/December 2017 Photography & Music Issue: Glen Wexler's Improbable Worlds, Gabriel Garzón-Montano and his Musical Poetry of Jardin, LA Opera and The Pearl Fishers, Lili Haydn And Opium Moon, Southside Johnny And The Asbury Jukes, Pamela Springsteen's Black & White Bohemia, Lisa Johnson's Sacred Rock Legend Guitars, Alan Weissman's 35mm Paintings, Jerome Brunet and his Rock and Roll Still Frames, Jean Renard and his Alchemy 2018: Turning Ambition Into Fame and more...

Malibu Arts Journal Magazine Description:

The steady power of art as earned influence.

Our editorial artists have earned reputations as cultural barometers on California’s unique arts scene and have made us the Southern California influential arts journal.

Malibu readers are from a world-famous city that includes celebrities, high-profile personalities and influential people with a net worth triple the national average. Our readers are mostly single, professionally employed, highly educated and own homes with an average value of $1.9 million. Our hip audience purchases elegant clothing, luxury vehicles, envious slices of real estate, frequents fine restaurants and travels the world to trendy hotels. This audience tends to be environmentally minded, politcally active and an artist community.

Our Topanga audience too has a long history of the rich and famous. Humphrey Bogart used to live here back in the days of classic cinema. In the mid-1900’s, several Hollywood celebrities made Lower Topanga Canyon their home, some of these included Peter Lorre, Carol Lombard, Shirley Temple, Ida Lupino. and Will Geer. Topanga Canyon is another hip community still known for its celebrity nature today. Our readers in this township are affluent, mostly single, professionally employed and highly educated. They purchase stylish clothing, luxury vehicles, envious slices of real estate, frequents fine retaurants and travel the world to trendy hotels. Topanga is nestled inside a beautiful canyon in the Santa Monica Mountains. This audience tends to be enviromentally minded, progressive and politcally active and an artist community.