Emily Sandifer - California Issue 965 - Editorial - Showcase Jul 2024 magazine

california issue 965

Jul 2024

Emily Sandifer

Los Angeles

Photographer: Emily Sandifer feat. Jenny Slate

Discover a selection of Californian creativity in our latest edition of Showcase.

Welcome to the latest edition of Showcase California, where we celebrate the outstanding talent and services within the commercial creative industry across Los Angeles, San Francisco, and other locations in California. In this issue, we spotlight the remarkable work of renowned photographers, directors, production companies, and hair & makeup artists.

In this issue, we feature a recent lingerie editorial for Chantelle Paris, impressive still life imagery ranging from fruit-forward craft beer to luxury watches, exceptional portraiture, West Coast-flavoured lifestyle imagery, and much more.

Our featured editorial, captured by Emily Sandifer, features actress, stand-up comedian, and writer Jenny Slate. Further discover outstanding creatives in our extensive US Directory and past issues of Showcase California and other US magazines.

Immerse yourself in California's vibrant cultural scene by exploring these recommended events:

Running through July 21 at the de Young museum, Irving Penn is the most comprehensive retrospective of the renowned photographer to date, and includes a newly enhanced section dedicated solely to Penn’s photographs from the 1967 San Francisco Summer of Love.

Hollywoodland: Jewish Founders and the Making of a Movie Capital, tells the origin story of filmmaking in early 20th-century Los Angeles, spotlighting the impact of the predominately Jewish filmmakers whose establishment of the American film studio system transformed Los Angeles into a global epicenter of cinema.

Pace Gallery Los Angeles presents an exhibition of work by Gordon Parks. A photographer, filmmaker, composer, and writer, Parks was one of the most influential artists of the 20th century and would go on to create a body of work documenting American society and culture from the 1940s to the 2000s, focusing in on race relations, poverty, civil rights, and urban life.