2011

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Abramovic, Rainer, Gala Theater & Performance Art Politics: A Public Forum

17 December 2011, 1 - 4 pm Moderated by Dino Dinco, Jennifer Doyle and Matias Viegner On performance art, ethics and criticality in the wake of Marina Abramovic’s 2011 MOCA gala performance and ... [Read More]

Cheng-Chieh Yu

15 December 2011, 7:30 - 9:30 pm Curated by Dino Dinco $10 admission $5 discounted student admission FREE for LACE members LACE presents a special evening of dance theater and video ... [Read More]

Stake Your Claim: LA, Art, & Politics

13 November 2011, 3 - 5 pm Pacific Standard Time Regional Focus Weekend Come to Hollywood Boulevard on Sunday for a free, guided gallery tour and a special video screening featuring ... [Read More]

Screen Grab & Guided Tours of LA Goes Live (PST Focus Weekend – Stake Your Claim: LA, Art, & Politics)

13 November 2011, 3 - 5 pm Performance footage featuring the Bodacious Bugerilla, Kipper Kids, Nina Sobell, and more For all information on LA Live! commissioned artists, visit the Los ... [Read More]

Transitions: Survival Skills In a Suburban Landscape

10 November 2011, 7 - 9 pm Denise Uyehara and James Luna For all information on LA Live! commissioned artists, visit the Los Angeles Goes Live website: losangelesgoeslive.org ... [Read More]

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