Hosted by Megan Phillips and Nigel Daly.

Often referred to as the “father of art photography,” Oscar G. Rejlander has been praised for his early experiments with combination printing; for his collaboration with Charles Darwin; and for his influence on the work of Julia Margaret Cameron and Lewis Carroll. This groundbreaking exhibition is the first major retrospective on Rejlander, highlighting new research and a selection of works brought together for the first time.

*This event is by invitation only.

Among the amazing British cars driving through the streets of Beverly Hills in the morning of the 28th April at 10:00am will of course be Mini’s, Land Rovers, Lotus’, Jaguars both new and vintage. The top of the range will be represented by Aston Martin’s

Vantage, DB11 and the DBS. Bentley’s Bentayga, Mulsanne, Flying Spur and GT/GTC. From McLaren we have 570 GT and Spider. The 600LT, 720S and the incredible brand new model, Senna. No British car rally would be the same without the Rolls Royce and we have the Dawn, the Wraith, the Cullinan and of course the Phantom. Having driven around Beverly Hills in the morning the cars will park at the end of Crescent and in the forecourt of the Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts at 11:00am in order for the public to view them. This will be a wonderful chance to view some of these incredible million dollar cars. It is an event not to be missed.

The Rally will be followed by a special screening of the iconic The Italian Job at 2pm at the Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts, supported by BAFTA LA.

DONATION REQUESTED

BritWeek launches its annual event in Beverly Hills with a world premiere presentation of the new 60th anniversary documentary film, The Cavern Club: The Beat Goes On, presented by Paul McGann and featuring a host of stars, including Sir Paul McCartney. The film takes viewers on a fascinating rollercoaster ride through the life of the club dubbed “the cradle of British pop music.”
 
Following the film, get a taste of the Beatles' iconic flare with a live performance by the incredible Cavern Club Beatles the first and only resident band endorsed by the Cavern Club.

Apr 24 | 07:30 PM

BritWeek and The Wallis present the World Premiere Screening of

The Cavern Club: The Beat Goes On

And a Live Performance by the Cavern Club Beatles

Venue: Bram Goldsmith Theater

NewFilmmakers Los Angeles (NFMLA) once again presents a slate of films from the United Kingdom with InFocus: UK Cinema, along with a mixture of local, domestic and international stories and a debut feature film.

The celebration kicks off with a shorts program for InFocus: UK Cinema, offering a mixture of genres from across the UK, including animation, comedy, horror, drama and Sundance selected short documentary Life in Miniature.

The evening continues with Desert Shores, the feature film debut of Michael Stevantoni, which offers a contemplative exploration of marriage and masculinity through the lens of one man’s decision surrounding a promotion that would require his family to move, based on George McCormick’s short story collection Salton Sea.

The final shorts program of the night, Place We Find Ourselves puts a lens on stories of places and becoming absorbed in them, both tangible and intangible, evocatively familiar and entirely new.

The Body Politic | Thomas Houseago and James Gray: Male Bodies

Thursday, January 31, 2019, at 7 pm

At the GETTY CENTER - Museum Lecture Hall

Free | Advance ticket required

Los Angeles-based British sculptor Thomas Houseago's approach to the human form combines traditional and unconventional materials to create bulky figures rather than graceful classical poses. His large-scale works convey the power and vulnerability of the male body. Writer-director James Gray joins Houseago to discuss the creation of male figures and characters.

LINK: http://www.getty.edu/visit/cal/events/ev_2447.html