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18 Happenings in 6 Parts

April 22-26, 2008 LACE is proud to present a re-invention of Allan Kaprow’s seminal Happening –18 Happenings in 6 Parts – originally presented in 1959 at the Reuben Gallery in New York. The ... [Read More]

Filed Under: Events, LACE Tagged With: 18 Happenings in 6 Parts, 2008, Allen Kaprow, Brad Eberhard, David McDonald, Doug Harvey, Elizabeth Leister, Elonda Billera, Flora Wiegmann, Fran Siegel, Happening, installation, Justin Lowman, Mark Dutcher, Martin Kersels, Michale Ned Holte, performance, Rae Shao-Lan Blum, Renee Petropoulos, Roy Dowell, Simone Forti, Skylar Haskard, Stephanie Smith, Steve DeGroodt, Steve Irvin, Steve Roden

Voiceovers

October 6 - December 16, 2005 Voiceovers is a series of performances, readings and screenings exploring the voice as a physical utterance and carrier of meaning rather than a tool of language ... [Read More]

Filed Under: Events, Exhibitions, LACE Tagged With: 1974 in California, 2005, about Gravity, Adam Overton, Alan Calpe, Attempt To Raise The Temperature Of A Container Of Water By Yelling At It, B&T, Carnivorous Birds No Rules Tour, Chuck Jones, discussion, Dude Dogg : Dude Dogg Pilot TV Show Test Screening, ELIZABETH SPEAKS, Exhibition, Home Grown Folks, INVICTUS, Isolation Studies, Jeannie Simms, Jeff Cain, Jessica Hutchins, Julie Lequin, Krysten Cunningham, Landscape Annihilates Consciousness, LM², Lucas Michael, Martin Kersels, Michael Wilson, Natalie Zimmerman, Perfidia, performance, PONY BALLET, Post-traumatic Institute for Social Satisfaction, Rachel Kushner, Radio LAPD, Screening, Shrimps : HACK, site-specific performance, SLANGUAGE, Speech Lesson, Sterling Ruby, Sustaining Human Values in a Globalized World, Terry Chatkupt, The Butthole Tree, The Elizabeths, Therapeutic Spaces and Others, Trinie Dalton, Ultra-red, Ultra-Red: S I L E N T | L I S T E N (the object voice), Untitled Play, Video, voiceovers, Wide Eyed

Mouthing Towards the Millenium Beyond Baroque

January 13-14, 20-21, & 27-28, 1990 New performances and readings by Los Angeles artists and writers Leslie Dick, Bob Holman, Michelle Huneven, Jack Skelley and Benjamin Weissman, Linda ... [Read More]

Filed Under: Events, LACE Tagged With: 1990, Alan Pulner, Barry Yourgrau, Benjamin Weissman, Bob Flanagan, Bob Holman, Curtis York, Jack Skelley, Leslie Dick, Linda Albertano, Marisela Norte, Martin Kersels, Michelle Huneven, Mouthing Towards the Millenium Beyond Baroque, performance, reading, Robin Ryan, Theresa Chavez, Willie Simms

Enormous Bones and Shrimps

September 11, 1987 Trombonist/composer Bruce Fowler performed with his trombone quintet, Enormous Bones. Shrimps, a collaborative group of Pamela Casey, Martin Kersels, Steve Nagler, and Gail ... [Read More]

Filed Under: Events, LACE Tagged With: 1987, Bruce Fowler, Enormous Bones, Enormous Bones and Shrimps, Gail Youngquist, Martin Kersels, Pamela Casey, Shrimps, Steve Nagler

Shrimps / The Mind Body Problem

November 11, 1986 Multi-media performance by Shrimps that explored the late 20th century mind/body problems of sexuality, power and prejudice. Collaborators included: Pam Casey, Ruth and Craig ... [Read More]

Filed Under: Events, LACE Tagged With: Chris Toovey, dance, Gail Youngquist, Martin Kersels, Michael Monteloeone, Michael Woodcock, Monteleone, multi-media, music, Pam Casey, performance, Roger McLeod, Ruth and Craig Gilmore, Shrimps / The Mind Body Problem, Steve Nagler

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