Please join us for
>> FAST FORWARD >>
A selection of 2007 graduates from Los Angeles area art schools
curated by Simon Watson and Craig Hensala of Scenic
presented by Marc Selwyn Fine Art
at The Brentwood Country Mart, Space 33, 26th St. & San Vicente
Saturday, June 30, 8 10 pm, immediately after the opening of
Some Kind of Portrait at Marc Selwyn Fine Art
€ Chris Badger (USC)
€ Justin Beal (USC)
€ Joseph Deutch (UCLA)
€ Alexandra Klein (UCLA)
€ Vincent Ramos (CalArts)
€ Heather Rasmussen (CalArts)
€ Mika Soma (Otis)
€ Jacob Stewart-Halevy (UCLA)
€ Jonathan Lee Stevens (Pasadena Art Center)
* Music for opening night by everlovely lightningheart. -- Art works are on view by band members: Chris Badger (USC Œ07) , Faith Colaccia
(Otis Œ04) and Kelly Akashi (Otis Œ05).
Thanks to James S. Rosenfield (President, J.S. Rosenfield & Co.) and the Brentwood County Mart team for their generous support.
Special thanks to: Pamela Auchincloss, Mary Leigh Cherry, Meg Cranston, Clarissa Dalrymple, Lauri Firstenberg, Pete Franciosa, Hugo Hopping, Kris Kuramitsu, Meg Linton, Catherine B. Lord, Lorraine Molina, John Ryan Moore, Viet-Nu Nguyen, Lizabeth Oliveria, Alan Power, David Quadrini, Sarah Russin, Marc Selwyn, Pilar Tompkins, and Irene Tsatsos for their insights.
>> FAST FORWARD >> will be open to the public every
Saturday & Sunday from 12-6pm through July 29.
Thursday, June 28, 2007
Monday, June 11, 2007
Meetings, More Meetings
I wanted to have a community meeting soon. What do everyone's schedules look like? I would love to have Hugo as a guest speaker!
Friday, June 1, 2007
Who wants to go with me~♪
FRIDAY, JUNE 8–SUNDAY, JUNE 10 (I'm going on Sunday)
St. Vibiana’s
Catholic Cathedral
210 South Main Street,
Downtown L.A.
8:30pm
STRING THEORY LIVE! AT VIBIANA
String Theory is a hybrid performance ensemble featuring sonic sculpture, original music, and dance. The group will transform the interior of St. Vibiana&#! 8217;s into a giant 200-foot long-string harp. Fifteen musicians and dancers will perform an eclectic mix of musical styles and choreography.
St. Vibiana’s is within walking distance to MOCA Grand Avenue. On June 9, you can attend String Theory’s performance, and then visit MOCA Grand Avenue for the first night of NIGHT VISION: MOCA After Dark until midnight. On June 8 and 10, you can visit MOCA Grand Avenue until 6pm, and then have dinner before the performance.
TICKETS $20–$30; $5 off String Theory’s performances at St. Vibiana’s for MOCA patrons who call 310/822-6321 and mention MOCA, or who present this flyer at the door.
INFO stringtheoryproductions.com
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THURSDAY, JUNE 14
MOCA GRAND AVENUE
AND THE GEFFEN
CONTEMPORARY AT MOCA
noon–8pm
DOWNTOWN ART WALK
MOCA is a participating venue.
INFO downtownartwalk.com
FREE tions are required
RSVP 213/633-5373
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Saturday, June 16
MOCA GRAND AVENUE
6pm–midnight
NIGHT VISION: MOCA AFTER DARK
MOCA stays open late on Saturday nights through August 11 for artmaking, screenings, DJs, live music, spoken word, gallery tours, and a cash bar and light fare at Patinette Café.
HIGHLIGHTS
7pm: Hands-on artmaking workshop with artist Michael Coughlan inspired ! by current exhibitions.
8pm: Screening of music videos from Film Independent’s Los Angeles Film Festival.
8pm: Performance by Honeycut
10pm: Screening of Plagues & Pleasures on the Salton Sea
INFO 213/621-1734 or for a complete schedule, visit moca.org/nightvision
FREE with museum admission
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this one, is quite expensive...i don't know if I will go, but it sound interesting to me....
Thursday, JUNE 28
SOTHEBY’S
9665 WILSHIRE BOULEVARD, BEVERLY HILLS
6:30pm
ART PANEL SERIES 2007: ART CRITICISM
Join the MOCA Contemporaries for this fascinating discussion of how art critics look and write about art. Moderated by art critic and West Coast editor of ArtReview magazine Emma Gray, this special art panel will include ARTnews contributor Hunter Drohojowska-Philp, along with Christopher Knight and David Pagel of the Los Angeles Times.
Wine and hors d’oeuvres will be served.
INFO 213/633-5381
TICKETS $100
St. Vibiana’s
Catholic Cathedral
210 South Main Street,
Downtown L.A.
8:30pm
STRING THEORY LIVE! AT VIBIANA
String Theory is a hybrid performance ensemble featuring sonic sculpture, original music, and dance. The group will transform the interior of St. Vibiana&#! 8217;s into a giant 200-foot long-string harp. Fifteen musicians and dancers will perform an eclectic mix of musical styles and choreography.
St. Vibiana’s is within walking distance to MOCA Grand Avenue. On June 9, you can attend String Theory’s performance, and then visit MOCA Grand Avenue for the first night of NIGHT VISION: MOCA After Dark until midnight. On June 8 and 10, you can visit MOCA Grand Avenue until 6pm, and then have dinner before the performance.
TICKETS $20–$30; $5 off String Theory’s performances at St. Vibiana’s for MOCA patrons who call 310/822-6321 and mention MOCA, or who present this flyer at the door.
INFO stringtheoryproductions.com
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THURSDAY, JUNE 14
MOCA GRAND AVENUE
AND THE GEFFEN
CONTEMPORARY AT MOCA
noon–8pm
DOWNTOWN ART WALK
MOCA is a participating venue.
INFO downtownartwalk.com
FREE tions are required
RSVP 213/633-5373
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Saturday, June 16
MOCA GRAND AVENUE
6pm–midnight
NIGHT VISION: MOCA AFTER DARK
MOCA stays open late on Saturday nights through August 11 for artmaking, screenings, DJs, live music, spoken word, gallery tours, and a cash bar and light fare at Patinette Café.
HIGHLIGHTS
7pm: Hands-on artmaking workshop with artist Michael Coughlan inspired ! by current exhibitions.
8pm: Screening of music videos from Film Independent’s Los Angeles Film Festival.
8pm: Performance by Honeycut
10pm: Screening of Plagues & Pleasures on the Salton Sea
INFO 213/621-1734 or for a complete schedule, visit moca.org/nightvision
FREE with museum admission
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this one, is quite expensive...i don't know if I will go, but it sound interesting to me....
Thursday, JUNE 28
SOTHEBY’S
9665 WILSHIRE BOULEVARD, BEVERLY HILLS
6:30pm
ART PANEL SERIES 2007: ART CRITICISM
Join the MOCA Contemporaries for this fascinating discussion of how art critics look and write about art. Moderated by art critic and West Coast editor of ArtReview magazine Emma Gray, this special art panel will include ARTnews contributor Hunter Drohojowska-Philp, along with Christopher Knight and David Pagel of the Los Angeles Times.
Wine and hors d’oeuvres will be served.
INFO 213/633-5381
TICKETS $100
JUNE 07 >>WHAT: "PUBLIC ART LAW: FROM BRONZE SCULPTURES TO MURALS"
hi, i'm going to this with Aaron if you wanna join us....
WHEN: Thursday, June 7th, 2007
TIME: Check-In Begins: 6:45pm, Workshop: 7:00pm – 8:30pm
WHERE: SPARC (Social and Public Art Resource Center)
685 Venice Blvd, Venice, CA 90291
SPARC is located at the Historic Venice Jail, adjacent to the Historic City Hall, and the Venice Fire station. It is located between Lincoln and Abott Kinney.
TO REGISTER: Call California Lawyers for the Arts at (310) 998-5590, or send an email to us (including your contact information) at UserCLA@aol.com
General office hours are from 10:00am – 5:00pm, Monday through Friday.
Please register at least 24 hours in advance so we can expect you. Limited space available!
ADMISSION: FREE!
see you there!
California Lawyers for the Arts is a non-profit service organization which provides lawyer referrals, dispute resolution services, educational programs, publications and a resource library to people in the creative arts and arts organizations. Founded in 1974 by lawyers and artists, C.L.A.'s programs and services are designed to help artists understand and apply legal concepts.
http://www.calawyersforthearts.org/California Lawyers for the Arts is pleased to announce...
WHAT: "PUBLIC ART LAW: FROM BRONZE SCULPTURES TO MURALS"
You have just been awarded a commission to create a bronze sculpture or a mural. Now what? An attorney, foundry owner knowledgeable in bronze sculptures and a muralist will discuss the legal issues and the nuts and bolts steps necessary for the artist’s successful completion of the project.
Speakers: Louis E. Greenwald, Esq., Sandy Decker (Decker Studios- Fine Art Foundry Services), and Emily Winters, Muralist.
*This workshop was made possible, in part, by a grant from the City of Los Angeles’ Department of Cultural Affairs.
Louis E. Greenwald is an attorney who practices employment, contract, and art law at the law firm Choi & Greenwald. Mr. Greenwald represents artists, art galleries, art foundries, and art appraisers. Mr. Greenwald has represented artists seeking payment for services and seeking to prevent the destruction and/or modification of their art. Mr. Greenwald has also drafted and negotiated many contracts for artists, art galleries, art foundries, and art appraisers.
Sandy Decker: DECKER STUDIOS FINE ARTS FOUNDRY SERVICES Sanford Decker is the Owner of Decker Studios Fine Arts Foundry, in North Hollywood, CA. Sanford has been a founder and sculptor for over 40 years, in which time he has executed numerous Public Arts Sculptures and Monuments nationally and internationally. Sanford not only executes the projects in bronze and other metals, but he is usually involved from inception to installation. He is thereby able to guide and oversee the project for the artists and/or municipalities thru the process of sculpting, casting, installing, and frequently the engineering requirements needed for permanent installation.
More information at: http://www.deckerstudios.com/
WHEN: Thursday, June 7th, 2007
TIME: Check-In Begins: 6:45pm, Workshop: 7:00pm – 8:30pm
WHERE: SPARC (Social and Public Art Resource Center)
685 Venice Blvd, Venice, CA 90291
SPARC is located at the Historic Venice Jail, adjacent to the Historic City Hall, and the Venice Fire station. It is located between Lincoln and Abott Kinney.
TO REGISTER: Call California Lawyers for the Arts at (310) 998-5590, or send an email to us (including your contact information) at UserCLA@aol.com
General office hours are from 10:00am – 5:00pm, Monday through Friday.
Please register at least 24 hours in advance so we can expect you. Limited space available!
ADMISSION: FREE!
see you there!
Saturday, May 26, 2007
lecture Idea....Hugo Hopping?
How about having Hugo Hopping,
from ESL(Esthetic as a Second Language http://www.eslprojects.org/,
for our next meeting?
He'll be gone for a while and I thought we should hear things from him before he goes.
from ESL(Esthetic as a Second Language http://www.eslprojects.org/,
for our next meeting?
He'll be gone for a while and I thought we should hear things from him before he goes.
Friday, May 25, 2007
Space for our meeting
Donna found a place that we can use to have our meeting!
it's at 4536 West 118th Street.
And if you have idea what you want to do for the next meeting, please post it!!
thanks!
Tuesday, May 15, 2007
Group Names
Hello everyone!
I hope most of you have had a chance to recover from the show/graduation.
Congratulations to everyone!
As we move away from the structure provided by the institution known as OTIS, we will no doubt go through some structural changes of our own.
To help us grow as a community, we need a good name! Something identifiable, memorable, and hopefully easy to type.
Any suggestions?
I hope most of you have had a chance to recover from the show/graduation.
Congratulations to everyone!
As we move away from the structure provided by the institution known as OTIS, we will no doubt go through some structural changes of our own.
To help us grow as a community, we need a good name! Something identifiable, memorable, and hopefully easy to type.
Any suggestions?
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