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LACE Fall Social

30 September 2012 7 - 10 pm Save the date! $25 for general admission $15 for LACE members Fellows receive 1 complimentary ticket Contributor Circle members receive 2 complimentary ... [Read More]

Tagged With: 2012, Alix Pearlstein, Brenna Youngblood, Carolyn Castaño, Christopher Russell, Elizabeth Tremante, Erika Vogt, Evan Holloway, event, Gandalf Gavan, Jason Meadows, Jill Giegerich, John Baldessari, Kenny Scharf, Kim Abeles, LACE Fall Social, Lisa Anne Auerbach, Mara De Luca, Matthew Heller, Meg Cranston, Melanie Schiff, Michael Dopp, Mitchell Syrop, Monica Majoli, Nicola Lopez, Rob Fischer, Victor Burgin

Victor Burgin / Office at Night

June 10 - July 26, 1987 An exhibition of large-scale photographs by Victor Burgin that offered a psychosexual interpretation of an Edward Hopper painting with same title. ... [Read More]

Filed Under: 1985-1989, Exhibition, LACE Tagged With: 1987, Edward Hopper, Office at Night, Victor Burgin, Victor Burgin / Office at Night

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“Beatriz da Costa: (un)disciplinary tactics” h

“Beatriz da Costa: (un)disciplinary tactics” has been named one of Hyperallergic’s “Top 50 Exhibitions Around the World in 2024!”

We’re grateful for the incredible press this exhibition has received and extend our thanks to everyone who has spent time with the works, shared their experience with friends, and attended our programs. We’re so proud of all the effort poured into this project.

There’s just a few days left to see “Beatriz da Costa: (un)disciplinary tactics” at LAMAG. Don’t miss the closing celebration this Sunday, Jan 5, 2025. This is your last chance to experience da Costa’s groundbreaking works and gain deeper insights through 30-minute curator walkthroughs.

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With their support, we were able to present impactful programs like “A Heart Misshapen,” “ABUNDANCE,” Artist unresidencies with Artemisa Clark, Karla Diaz, and Jaklin Romine, the LACE Screening Room, and lastly our PST ART exhibtion, “Beatriz da Costa: (un)disciplinary tactics.”

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