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Cross-Currents: New Dance Series

May 21 – 29, 1982

Intermedia performance, dance and theater.

Filed Under: 1980-1984, LACE, Performance Tagged With: 1982, Cross-Currents: New Dance Series, dance, intermedia performance, performance, theater

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✨We’re thrilled to welcome FIVE new board members to the LACE team! Their diverse expertise, enthusiasm for the arts, and commitment to our mission will help shape the future of LACE as we continue to exhibit and advocate for innovations in art-making and public engagement.

Our new board members bring a wealth of experience in law, public art, curation, and leadership, and we’re excited for the new perspectives they will bring to LACE.

Join us in welcoming Jackie Amézquita (@jackieamezquita), Dr. Tiffany E. Barber (@tiffanyebarber), Annie Brose (Treasurer), Clare Haggarty (@clareplanet)(Secretary), and Jerson Hondall (@jersonhondall)!

Don’t miss the curated film program at our “Lo

Don’t miss the curated film program at our “Love Witches Ball!” Join us for a selection of films exploring love, lust, and desire––featuring everything from a Marxist pizza porno to a Never Never Land love story, redux. RSVP 🔗 in bio!

🎥 Screening lineup:
Theo Jean Cuthand (@poptartboyfriend), “Helpless Maiden Makes an ‘I’ Statement” (1999)
Patty Gone (@patty.gone), “Neverland Meltdown” (2024)
Qigemu 七个木, “Reality Fragment 160921” (2018)
Theo Jean Cuthand, “2 Spirit Dreamcatcher Dot Com” (2017)
Ben Coonley (@bcoonley), “Valentine for Perfect Strangers” (2006)
Talia Shea Levin (@taliashea23), “Make Me a Pizza” (2024)

🪩 LACE’s Love Witches Ball
📅 Friday, February 14, 2025, 7-10 pm
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📣 We’re thrilled to announce that we’re one

📣 We’re thrilled to announce that we’re one of 49 arts organizations, museums, and university art galleries that received necessary funds to support visual arts and artists through The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts (@warholfoundation).

Their generous support affirms our mission to champion innovative and experimental art while fostering meaningful engagement with our community.

Thank you to the Warhol Foundation for supporting our efforts to expand creativity, experimentation, and access in the arts.

Photo: Jackie Amézquita and LaRissa Rogers, “Hieroglyphs of metaphysical lacerations,” 2023, as part of “Of Seed, Soil, and Stars,” curated by Joy Anderson and Robin Garcia. Photo by Juan Silverio.

Big congratulations to our friends Raquel Gutiérr

Big congratulations to our friends Raquel Gutiérrez (@raquefella), Gala Porras-Kim (@itsgala), Sadie Barnette (@sadiebarnette), and Sherrill Roland (@sherrillroland) for being named 2025 United States Artist Fellows! 🎉

This prestigious program honors 50 artists across 10 disciplines—each artist receiving an unrestricted grant of $50,000 to support their practice.

We’re proud to have worked with these incredible artists over the years:

✨ Raquel Gutiérrez performed in “Resonant Forms” (presented by VOLUME and LACE) and “I Feel Different,” curated by Jennifer Doyle.
✨ Gala Porras-Kim presented “Rongorongo Text B (RR4) Alien, Human, Animal, to Plant” (2013) as part of Customizing Language, curated by Idurre Alonso and Selene Preciado, and “La Mojarra Stela, transfer slab” (2013) in “The Ecstasy of Mary Shelley,” curated by Virginia Broersma, Nick Brown, and Kio Griffith.
✨ Sadie Barnette’s “Untitled (People’s World)” (2018) was featured in “Emory Douglas: Bold Visual Language,” curated by Essence Harden and Daniela Lieja Quintanar.
✨ Sherrill Roland presented “The Jumpsuit Project: Hollywood” (2017).

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