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Yume Art at Safari Sam's
(June 2007) — Now through the end of this year, three original pieces of art by Yume will be on display on a rotating basis at Safari Sam's, a music club in Hollywood, Calif.
Yume met Sam Lanni, the owner and artistic director of Safari Sam's, at the Hollywood club's one-year anniversary. Lanni later saw Yume's art, deeming it "pretty cool." Lanni said, "It's different and that is a
very good thing." He then invited Yume to hang her work at the club.
Safari Sam's (www.safari-sams.com) is located at 5214 West Sunset Boulevard.
Yume Videos Promote Diva Bling 2007
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(January 2007) — Yume's promotional videos for Charles Banfield, event chair for Diva Bling 2007, helped get the word out about the musical event. Held in early January at the Los Angeles Convention Center, the extravaganza featured special performances by the legendary divas, Eartha Kitt, Taylor Dayne, Shanice and Morganne, as well as other performers. The videos were shown on the event shuttles. "The videos were the perfect first impression on the shuttles to this totally branded event experience," said Banfield. |
Click the title to view a movie. (Please wait while movie downloads.) Diva Bling 2007(Video 1)
Diva Bling 2007(Video 2)
Yume's Second Promotional Video for Morganne
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(November 2006) — Yume recently finished her second promotional video for
Morganne, international chanteuse and L.A.'s prima diva, who will be among performers at the upcoming
DIVA BLING. Morganne will be opening for the legendary Eartha Kitt at the Los Angeles Convention Center on January 10, 2007. Other Divas include Taylor Dayne, Shanice, Sheryl Lee Ralph and many more surprises. |
Yume Video Promotes Morganne
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(September 2006) — Yume recently finished her first promotional video for Morganne, international chanteuse and L.A.'s prima diva, who will be among performers at the upcoming DIVAS Simply Singing!
The October 7 show at the Ebell Theater in Los Angeles will feature Natalie Cole and Stephanie Mills. The evening event will benefit the AIDS Healthcare Foundation.
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Yume Develops Wearable Art for Cafe Hiro
by Maria Fotopouloswww.turbodogcommunications.com (September 2006) — "Art should be edible," Salvador Dali is reported to have said. This line might be interpreted to mean art should be as important as food. A line that certainly lends itself to interpretation, Southern California artist Yume might modify it to say, "Art should always be part of the eating experience."
With this belief, Yume recently completed individualized
nametags for the staff of Cafe Hiro, the Cypress, California,
restaurant which chef/owner Hiro Ohiwa defines as home to
"borderless" cuisine, with influences of Japan, Paris and Le
Cordon Bleu and California.
The artful nametags made in assorted colors are described as a
"mix of organics with a little Bling, Bling," according to the
artist. All specially handcrafted for the restaurant, the top
portion of the tags features the restaurant logo and is made of
clay, keeping the tags light for the wearer, while the bottom
part, where the waiter's name is written, is made of a light wood
and sticker jewels. The two parts of the tag are held together
with organic kitchen twine.
www.cafehiro.com
Yume Receives Notice at Palm Springs Film Festival (September 2005) — Yume won an Honorable Mention for her movie, "The Insect Surfers!!!," at the "Show Us Your Shorts" competition sponsored by thedesertsun.com, in conjunction with the Palm Springs Festival of Short Films. Click the title to view a movie. (Please wait while movie downloads.) The Insect Surfers!!!
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