Artist's Biography

Elizabeth Tremante is a painter and performance artist working in Los Angeles. She has had numerous solo exhibitions, including shows at Christopher Grimes Gallery, The Central Utah Art Center, and most recently, One Story, Two Narratives, No Center at Jancar Gallery. Her work has been included in exhibitions and performances at Los Angeles venues such as The Getty Center, LACE, Angles Gallery, and Art Los Angeles Contemporary. She participated in Seven Rings for the Huffington Post. Tremante is a member of The Elizabeths and the LA Art Girls. She received her MFA from Stanford University and is represented by Jancar Gallery.

Curator's Biography

Benjamin Ball works at the nexus of installation, architecture, and industrial design. He is one half of Ball-Nogues Studio, a Los Angeles-based design and fabrication practice that creates experimental built environments to enhance and celebrate the potential for social interaction through sensation, spectacle, and physical engagement by working with unusual materials, developing new digital tools, and applying architectural techniques in unorthodox ways. With collaborator Gaston Nogues, Ball has exhibited at major institutions throughout the world, including the Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles; the Museum of Modern Art; the Guggenheim Museum; MoMA PS1; Indianapolis Museum of Art; Musée d'Art Contemporain de Bordeaux; the Venice Biennale; the Hong Kong | Shenzhen Biennale; and the Beijing Biennale. The pair has received numerous honors including two AIA Design Awards, United States Artists Fellowships, and a grant from the Graham Foundation. In 2007, they won the Museum of Modern Arts Young Architects Program Competition, and recently, their work became part of the collection of MoMA. Benjamin Ball has taught in the graduate architecture programs at SCI-Arc, UCLA, and USC. The work of Ball-Nogues has appeared in publications worldwide including the New York Times, the Los Angeles Times, the Guardian, Architectural Record, Artforum, Icon, Log, Architectural Digest, and Sculpture.