8pm - 12am nightly
Every evening, the Streetview Video Series will showcase work by local artists on a loop in our Black Box space. Drop by to see the videos through our street-facing window on York Boulevard. The full videos will be archived on our YouTube page for viewing.
Come learn about Carolina's practice within the context of the course she will teach during the Fall 2020 semester.
About the Artist:
Featuring: Darla Howell, Aariika de Macedo, Marcus Paul, Phern.
Dancers: Michelle Levitt, Habiba Hopson, Grace Shafer Perry, Phern.
Musical production and directed by Sophia Brown.
Featuring: Darla Howell, Aariika de Macedo, Marcus Paul, Phern.
Dancers: Michelle Levitt, Habiba Hopson, Grace Shafer Perry, Phern.
Musical production and directed by Sophia Brown.
Story & directed by Sarah Kozinn and M. Graham Smith
March 27 & 28 and May 15 at 7:30pm
March 29 at 2pm
Join us this February for a series of FREE generative writing workshops led by local LA-based authors. The series explores the connections between LA's built environment and how different cultures and communities interface with public space.
Free and open to the public - register here to reserve your spot.
Join us this February for a series of FREE generative writing workshops led by local LA-based authors. The series explores the connections between LA's built environment and how different cultures and communities interface with public space.
Free and open to the public - register here to reserve your spot.
Mark Allen is an artist and curator based in Los Angeles. Between 2003 and 2018 he was the executive director of Machine Project, a nonprofit art space that produced more than 2,000 events in 15 years, including operas for dogs, vacations for plants, and concerts for dentists, as well as shows with the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, the Hammer Museum at UCLA, the Museum of Contemporary Art in Dever, the Walker Museum in Minneapolis and the Tang Teaching Museum in Satatoga Springs, New York.
X: a Performance considers the significance of the letter X. From chromosome X to a time marker and void filler, Gabriela Ruiz explores the multiple uses and varying definitions of X. Ruiz works with multiple mediums including sound, film, sculpture, and installation. Her live performances use surprise, surrealism and elaborate installations to create rich visceral environments that contemplate emotion and meaning within culture and identity.