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Music: The Singe Festival

November 11, 1987

Performances:

Elise Kermani / “Spiral and Rubygo”

Jim McAuley / Aleatory Shuffle, Are You Bi-Tonal and Booming Babies

Mark Wheaton / Radial Keratotomy

Charles Buel & Nicole Dillenberg / Shredder

Filed Under: 1985-1989, LACE, Performance Tagged With: 1987, Charles Buel, Elise Kermani, festival, Jim McAuley, Mark Wheaton, music, Music: The Singe Festival, Nicole Dillenberg, performance

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“Beatriz da Costa: (un)disciplinary tactics” Featured in The New York Times

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LACE and LAMAG Announce Opening of Beatriz da Costa: (un)disciplinary tactics on September 7

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As we reflect on this year, we’re deeply gratefu

As we reflect on this year, we’re deeply grateful for your continued support. Your contributions have helped us maintain innovative arts programming outside of our gallery, bringing experimental and insightful projects to LA and beyond.

Since 1978, LACE has championed and challenged the art of our time, fostering artists who innovate, explore, and take risks. We’re proud to serve as a free and experimental space that nurtures emerging art forms while creating opportunities for meaningful dialogue and engagement with diverse audiences.

As we prepare for the organization’s exciting next chapter, please consider making a contribution to LACE. Your support helps us continue our mission to provide art that focuses on freedom of expression; experimentation with ideas, materials, and new forms; and content that is challenging and socially engaging.

Thank you for being a part of our journey. Wishing you a joyful holiday season and a bright new year!

Photo: Dorian Wood, “La nada que te ama,” 2024 for “ABUNDANCE,” curated by Selene Preciado and Juan Silverio. Photo by Angel Origgi.

Join us on Saturday, December 14, from 1–3 PM fo

Join us on Saturday, December 14, from 1–3 PM for “The Delicious Apothecary: Cooking Workshop,” part of our PST ART exhibition, “Beatriz da Costa: (un)disciplinary tactics.”

This hands-on workshop explores “The Delicious Apothecary” (2012–13)—a wooden medicine cabinet featuring spices with cancer-fighting properties—and “The Anti-Cancer Cookbook” (2024). Led by chef Michelle Fuerst, participants will collaboratively prepare recipes from the cookbook, while learning about Fuerst’s past collaborations with Beatriz da Costa.

Held offsite at LACE’s Executive Director’s home, the workshop will follow the gardening workshop at LAMAG and conclude with a shared celebratory meal. Participants will be gifted a condensed version of da Costa’s ambitious artwork, The Anti-Cancer Survival Kit (2012–13), courtesy of the Beatriz da Costa Estate.

🔗 Registration link in bio. Please note the workshop has reached maximum capacity. Join the waitlist to be notified if space becomes available!

Sharing highlights from our team field trip last w

Sharing highlights from our team field trip last week to PST ART shows in DTLA! Huge thanks to our friends at VPAM, ICALA, and The Geffen at MOCA for hosting us at your incredible shows.

If you haven’t seen them yet, be sure to add them to your must-see list!

+ “We Place Life at the Center / Situamos la vida en el centro” by @lacaycedo at the @vpam_arts
+ “Scientia Sexualis” organized by @sentimentalprof and Jeanne Vaccaro at @theicala
+ “Olafur Eliasson: OPEN” at @moca

📣 Register now for our Gardening and Cooking Wo

📣 Register now for our Gardening and Cooking Workshops on Saturday, December 14th! These workshops activate Beatriz da Costa’s “The Cost of Life” (2011–13) series, which grew out of the artist’s experience with cancer.

🪴“The Life Garden: Gardening Workshop” focuses on an indoor medicinal garden that grows herbs and plants known to help people living with cancer. Taylor “The Plant Plug” Lindsey will share their gardening expertise with the public as well as instructions on how to build your own indoor medicinal garden. Supported by botanist Aleen Vartivarian (@aleenvartivarian), workshop participants will also learn more about the health benefits of anti-cancer nutrition.

🫛 “The Delicious Apothecary: Cooking Workshop,” led by chef Michelle Fuerst, utilizes ingredients from “The Life Garden” and “The Delicious Apothecary” (2012–13), a wooden medicine cabinet with spices known to have cancer-fighting properties. Participants will be invited to collaboratively assemble nutritional recipes from “The Anti-Cancer Cookbook,” while learning more about Fuerst’s previous collaborations with da Costa.

🔗 Both workshops have limited capacity. Registration link in bio.

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