Artists, Street Performers, Street Musicians
I love to bring positive energy to the people.
For the past 26 years, Mr. Animation has been entertaining crowds with his dynamic street act featuring customized music, audience participation and lots of laughs.
Next time you’re on the beach, come join the fun.
Originally from Maryland, Michale Vile has been entertaining tourists on the Venice Beach Boardwalk for the past eight months. Come on down to the beach and let your senses be amazed.
Yea, mon! Live from Jamaica, it’s the Silverbirds! Sip some rum. Watch the girls walk by. And listen to the music of the islands.
Since 1986 Jules Ross has been entertaining crowds on the Venice Boardwalk with his unique style of physical comedy. Sometimes he’s a mime in a bag…sometimes at your elbow on the boardwalk mimicking your walk…but always bringing one of the best street performer acts in America alive.
For over 15 years, Ra Superstar has painted in acrylics, stone and sand on Venice Beach. He told me this story:
One day I met an artist from NY called Pep while I was drumming and sleeping on the Brooklyn Bridge. Pep wanted to learn drumming so he gave me a meal at his home which was filled with art. It was then that I was first inspired to paint.
Mr. TV’s always been called a comedian. From within his TV tube he specializes in his own hilarious brand of slapstick with puppets and props. Come on down to the beach and tune into some classic street comedy–Venice Beach style!
Watch Venice Beach Artist Kevin Gant’s new music video “Digging Around”. Directed and edited by Nowhere Man.
Originally from Auckland, New Zealand Matt Dowd has been ripping up the riffs on Venice Beach for over seven years. Influenced by Deep Purple and Kiss, Matt can often be found near the Sidewalk Cafe–singing and rocking for the crowd.
For over 12 years ArtByNonya has been showing her acrylic paintings on the Venice Boardwalk. Next time you’re near the Waterfront Cafe whimsy by.
On Landosh they call me Lantis.
Treeman’s a plant-like amphibious celestal being from Landosh. His father is King Aqua–founder of the lost city of Atlantis.
Live from Japan–it’s Funny Tombow! How can you not love this guy? Tomoyo Kobayashi started out playing on Bourbon Street. Influenced by the colorful street musicians of New Orleans, he then took his act home to Japan.
Well he’s back in the USA, and if you’re lucky, you’ll catch him on the beach one of these weekends singing classic American songs like “It’s A Wonderful World” and “Blowing In The Wind”. Here’s a link to him performing on Bourbon Street.
