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Shared Women

SHARED_WOMEN

February 28 – April 8, 2007

Shared Women is an exhibition that is dependent on cronyism, feminism and nepotism. We are supposed to be doing it for the love of the craft, for the love of humankind, for the love of the planet but we are not. We sleep with each other, inspire, plot, plan, respond, complain, collaborate, and analyze. We reorganize and reaffirm our histories every few years, culling histories from ‘the women’ and ‘the gays,’ from outsiders now insiders. This is a gay feminist show that picks up the tools of our mothers and refashions them to seduce and influence each other. Maybe some artists in this show have slept their way to the middle. Maybe some are using that bridge called my back, but all are creating conscientious contemporary feminist art that needs to be seen by more than the “communities” that form around alternative venues, ideologies, and shared women. Welcome to our dirty commerce.

Download Art Forum review (May 2007)
Download Artillery review (May 2007)

ARTISTS

A.L. Steiner
Aisha Burns
Amy Adler
Ashley Reid
Carrie Moyer
Celeste Dupuy-Spencer
Edie Fake
Ellie Murphy
Erica Vogt
Daphne Fitzpatrick
Emily Roysdon
Eve Fowler
GB Jones
Goodie B Wiseman
Ginger Brooks Takahashi
Jeanine Oleson
JD Samson
K8 Hardy
Kathe Burkhardt
Leidy Churchman
Lindsay Brant
Lisi Raskin & Aaron Brewer
Math Bass
Nicola Tyson
Nicole Eisenman
Paige Gratland
Sheila Pepe
Shannon Ebner
Sharon Hayes
Suzanne Wright
The Third Leg
Ulrike Mueller

PERFORMERS

Marriage
Edie Fake and Dewayne Sleightweight
Taisha Paggett

FILM PROGRAM

Chicks on Speed
Deborah Schamoni
Emily Roysdon
Eve Fowler
Heather Cassils
James Ingrid Pei-Mun Tsang
Jennifer Reeves & M.M. Serra
Michelle Dizon
robbinschilds
Stanya Kahn + Harry Dodge
Tara Mateik

KAPITALIST KIOSK

many many artists multiples

Media

Shared Women- Art Forum Review

Shared Women- Artillery Review

Filed Under: 2005-2009, Exhibition, LACE, Performance, Video Tagged With: 2007, A.L. Steiner, Aisha Burns, Amy Adler, Ashley Reid, Carrie Moyer, Celeste Dupuy-Spencer, Chicks on Speed, Daphne Fitzpatrick, Deborah Schamoni, Edie Fake, Edie Fake and Dewayne Sleightweight, Ellie Murphy, Emily Roysdon, Erica Vogt, Eve Fowler, Exhibition, feminism, GB Jones, Ginger Brooks Takahashi, Goodie B Wiseman, Heather Cassils, James Ingrid Pei-Mun Tsang, JD Samson, Jeanine Oleson, Jennifer Reeves & M.M. Serra, K8 Hardy, Kathe Burkhardt, Leidy Churchman, Lindsay Brant, Lisi Raskin & Aaron Brewer, Marriage, Math Bass, Michelle Dizon, Nicola Tyson, Nicole Eisenman, Paige Gratland, perfomance, performance, robbinschilds, Shannon Ebner, shared women, Sharon Hayes, Sheila Pepe, Stanya Kahn + Harry Dodge, Suzanne Wright, Taisha Paggett, Tara Mateik, The Third Leg, Ulrike Mueller, Video

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 🌟 LACE’s new Communications + Event Coordinator, Ida Tongkumvong is a Los Angeles-based arts administrator and marketing professional with a passion for expanding access to the arts and fostering inclusivity within creative spaces. She holds a B.A. in Communications from UCLA. Her previous roles with Sounding Point, the LA Phil, and CAP UCLA deepened her commitment to broadening arts access through strategic partnerships, inclusive programming, and dynamic storytelling. With a keen interest in public art and community-based initiatives, Ida brings a thoughtful and collaborative approach to audience development and creative event planning within L.A.’s contemporary arts landscape. Outside of work, you’ll often find her at a flea market or estate sale, always on the hunt for a one-of-a-kind find.

 🌟 LACE’s new Production + Operations Coordinator, Johnny Young began making his mark on the Los Angeles arts scene as Gallery and Programming Manager for the Juicy Beats Artist Exchange Lounge in 2000. He has worked with the Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA), where he played a key role in production and management for their First Fridays program; he was also selected for the prestigious Diversity Apprenticeship Program (DAP) at The Broad, a competitive initiative aimed at training the next generation of museum and gallery professionals from underrepresented communities. Johnny brings a sharp eye for detail, a commitment to equity in the arts, and a dedication to amplifying voices that challenge the boundaries of convention.
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Held on the rooftop of the historic Bendix Building, performances will be presented with a 180 degree view of downtown Los Angeles. See performances by: @0ll668, @perras.bravas, @lapovertydepartment, @michelelorusso, @pacoimatechno, @jakioeoeo. 

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