Archives: iDSS Listings
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Music of the Spheres
Music of the Spheres Nancy Mooslin , 1994 This piece was inspired by the 17th Century astronomer Johannes Kepler whose theory was that planetary motion produce the same numerical ratio’s found in musical harmonies. The sculpture contains 12 colors and 12 tones and represents 12 major triads, the rotating earth, the 12 x 12 hours…
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Music History Hall Foundation
Music History Hall Foundation is dedicated to preserving and perpetuating the history of American music. Our projects include curated music and cultural events, interviews with musicians, culture bearers, and historians — and projects ranging from podcasts to art exhibits to in-school enrichment programs. We create opportunities for musicians and culture bearers to educate and inspire students…
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Museum of Make Believe
Step into a realm of pure imagination at the Museum of Make Believe, an immersive fine art exhibit where every corner promises delightful surprises. Be transported to a charming, 1,000-square-foot storybook forest in the heart of Laguna Beach, adorned with mystical trees, twinkling fireflies, and captivating artwork. Lose yourself in this enchanted world and let a…
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Mozambique Public Art Piece
Mozambique Mia Tavonatti , 2005 This mosaic was designed to depict the galleons of the early Portuguese explorers as they sailed off the coast of Africa in search of spices. The mosaic technique used by this artist dates back to Roman times 2000 year ago. Each glass tile, the size of a thumbnail, is precisely…
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Mozambique
Mozambique features three levels of dining, including the new Veranda rooftop dining area that boasts panoramic ocean views; and the Shabeen room that is always popular and lively during happy hour. The menu celebrates a blend of American and South Africa flavors, Portuguese traditions and exotic spices as well as more familiar wood-fired steaks and…
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Moving Forward
Moving Forward Gerard Stripling and Michele Taylor , 2009 Located at the entrance to the Community and Senior Centre, this limestone bench includes glass and bronze shoes representing the inter-generational and recreational uses of the building. Created by Laguna Beach artists Gerard Stripling and Michele Taylor, this collaborative installation provides a perfect place to rest.
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Mountain Street Beach
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Moulin Bistro
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Moss Point