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SUMMARY:2019-Q1
DESCRIPTION:We thought we were going to have to move out\, now it seems we don’t. We’ll be in this space for the foreseeable future\, then we’ll be in another. Until then\, continuous grand finales! Including contributions from: \n\nAarum Alatorre\nAce Farren Ford\nAlexandria Douziech\nAlex Twomey\nAlex Zhang Hungtai\nAlice Cunt\nAllison Wyper\nAmanda Horowitz\nAmitis Motevalli\nAndorkappen\nAndre Keichian\nAndy Seven\nAng Wilson\nAnnabel Turrado\nAnna Luisa Petrisko\nAria Safar\nArne Gjelten\nAutosex\nAutumn Knight\nBaba Electronica\nBadly Licked Bear\nBapari\nBenicia King\nBite Marx\nBonemagic\nBreana Gilcher\nBrian Walsh\nBrittany Ko\nBully Fae Collins\nCamila Maria Alvarez\nCarmen Amengual\nCarolyn Castaño\nCelia Hollander\nChelsea Rector\nChen Guan-Hong (陳觀鴻)\nChequamegon Bollinger\nChris Avitabile\nChristal Perez\nChristane Oyen\nChristine Breihan\nChristopher Garcia\nChristopher Reid Martin\nChristopher Warinofsky\nClara Lopez Menendez\nConscious Summary\nConstance Strickland\nCrasslos\nDalel Bacre\nDalton Chase Goulette\nDan Clucas\nDaniel Brummel\nDanketsu 9\nDawn Kaspar\nDerek Monypeny\nDntel\nDorian Wood\nDylan Fujioka\nElliot Reed\nEmily Lacy\nEric Kim\nErika Kane\nFernando Solanas\nFlannery Silva\nFUCK U PAY US (FUPU)\nGabie Strong\nGabriel Brenner\nGary Dauphin\nGASP\nGelare Khoshgozaran\nGeoff Geis\nGrant Capes\nGregory Barnett\nGuan Rong\nHande Sever\nHausa\nHugo Cervantes-Flores\nIan E. Wellman\nIris Yirei Hu\nIsaac Prado\nItsuro Isokawa\nJahnny Wobble\nJake Muir\nJames Fella\nJasmine Sarp\nJason Adams\nJason Savvy\nJennifer Doyle\nJennifer Moon\nJessica Barrett\nJimena Sarno\nJimmy Tamborello\nJinseok Choi\nJohn Burtle\nJohn Carroll Kirby\nJonathan Silberman\nJonathan Snipes\nJulia Yerger\nKa Baird\nKari Svendsboe\nKarla Ekatherine Canseco\nKathleen Kim\nKelly Coats\nKen Moore\nKenyatta Hinkle\nKevin James Spear\nKid606\nKim Ye\nKinetic Attack\nKyle Motl\nLa Disco Es Qultura\nLA Fog\nLaub\nLiz Eldridge\nLoop Goat\nLucy Bull\nLuke Fischbeck\nMallory Soto\nMaria Maea\nMars Pharoah Ford\nMarvin Astorga\nMaryam Hosseinzadeh\nMaría Montenegro\nMatthew Sullivan\nMedium Judith\nMelba Martinez\nMichael Intriere\nMiguel de Pedro\nMike Meanstreetz\nMing Wong (黃漢明)\nMitchell Brown\nMounir\nMr California and the State Police\nMutant Salon\nNathan Hubbard\nNoah Guevara\nNour Moborak\nOlivia Buntane\nOlivia Leiter\nOrlando Greenhill\nPacoima Techno\nPastel\nPatrick Shirioshi\nPauline Lay\nPenelope Uribe-Abee\nPerwana Nazif\nProject Nongenue\nPsychic Health\nRebeca Hernandez\nRich West\nRiver Lin (林人中)\nRobert William Magill and ensemble\nRob Magill\nRogue Squares\nRoksana Pirouzmand\nRoshanak Kheshti\nRust Worship\nSahba Sazdakhani\nSaint Cecilia\nSalted Circle\nSana Shenai\nSandra de la Loza\nSarah Gail\nSarah Naim\nSara Mameni\nSean McCann\nSerena Aurora Day Himmelfarb\nSeth Kasselman\nSharkiface\nSheKhan\nSho Halajian\nSIDLE\nSister Mantos\nSkyline Electric\nSnatchpower\nSobbing Honey\nSoft Sailors\nSpring Bleeding\nSquirrel Spam\nStefano Funk\nSteve Kado\nTaleen Kali\nTheatre Roscius\nThe Deep Silence\nThe Gift Machine\nThe Goddexx Cori\nThe Uhuruverse\nTim Leanse\nTimonium\nTim Reid\nTom Hall\nToni\nTravisD\nTroyse Robinson\nTyler Matthew Oyer\nTzuan Wu (吳梓安)\nUmbra Vita\nUPEND\nVeronica de Jesus\nVeronique d’Entremont\nVictoria Sin\nVoice on Tape\nWalter Vargas\nWatermelon Sisters\nWhirlynn\nWitches of Malibu\nxTimido\nYek Koo\nYoung Joon Kwak\nYu Cheng-Ta(余政達)\n\n…and others TBD \nMore info for each program to be posted as we go…
URL:https://www.h-r.la/event/2019-q1/
LOCATION:Human Resources LA\, 410 Cottage Home\, Los Angeles\, CA\, 90012
CATEGORIES:exhibition
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SUMMARY:Church of Art
DESCRIPTION:Using the framing of organized spiritual practice\, Church of Art encompasses the work of artists who seek healing and self-actualization through various disciplines. Staged in front of an installation by Veronique d’Entremont\, Gregory Barnett will perform an interactive\, durational work\, before the Sunday Service begins at 5pm. Sermons will be delivered by Veronique d’Entremont and Kim Ye and Laub will lead us in song. Church of Art will conclude with fellowship\, following the format of the bi-weekly Process Group that Kim and Veronique host at their art studio. \nIF YOU CRY\, CRY INTO YOUR SHRINE (2pm-4:30pm) Gregory Barnett\nSERMONS – Sunday Service (5pm) Veronique d’Entremont and Kim Ye\nMusic throughout by Laub\nPROCESS GROUP (6pm – 8pm) \nSunday Service – Sermons\nFollowing a visit to Foursquare Church in Echo Park\, a mega church founded by celebrity-preacher Aimee Semple Mcpherson\, Veronique d’Entremont and Kim Ye were inspired to write their own sermons examining the tension between the emotional impulses of an artist’s practice and the desire for success. Mcpherson came to Los Angeles in 1918 with a dream of becoming famous\, and quickly became the nation’s “first modern celebrity preacher\,” with audience numbers topping any other prior touring event or theater in American History.  Through their sermons\, Veronique d’Entremont and Kim Ye use the language and philosophies of self-help literature\, mindfulness practices\, ethical non-monogamy\, and 12-step recovery to transcend their ego-driven motivations\, internal conflicts and external pressures as practicing artists. \nIf You Cry\, Cry Into Your Shrine\nHoly Mother: Gregory Barnett\nSisters Of Mother: Stacy Dawson Stearns\, Laura Fuller\nIn this re-staging of La Pieta\, Holy Mother lays to rest the romanticization of martyrdom\, offering her tears as salve to those affected by this ideal. You will rest in Her lap and know peace. She will bathe you in salted water and ideas of pain as currency will wash away from your body. You will retire understandings of sacrifice as your sole path towards salvation. When She whispers goodbye (God Be With You)\, you will remember only Her sweetness\, as it is all She has given you. \nSENSORY EXPERIENCES\n(upstairs chapel)\nArtwork by Veronica De Jesus \nRue: Explorations of Ether\,Fire\, Wata\, and Gia\n(entryway)\nArtwork by Cole M. James \nGregory Barnett makes dances\, altars\, imagery\, and stories and believes he is better for it. His durational work If You Cry\, Cry Into Your Shrine\, uses repetition\, deconstruction\, and mimetic choreography to locate junctures between lineage (memory) and prayer (desire) in an effort to fortify will. In lieu of pursuing a sociology degree\, Gregory became a prostitute and children’s gymnastics instructor. He has shown work in Los Angeles and other cities since 2004. \nVeronique d’Entremont (Boston\, 1983) is a LA-based interdisciplinary artist\, invested collaborative practice and community organizing.  Through reciprocal spiritual\, pedagogical and studio practices\, Veronique investigates art as a medium for healing individual and community experiences of trauma.  Her work explores how we are shaped by the social and institutional spaces we inhabit– from our families of origin to academic\, religious and correctional institutions—and seeks to transform these spaces.  She has exhibited in Los Angeles\, New York\, Boston and Mexico City\, and has lectured at UCLA\, CalArts\, California College of the Arts\, Palomar College\, and at California Rehabilitation Center\, a prison in Norco\, CA. In 2016 she co-founded The Liberated Art Collective\, and facilitates healing art workshops with formerly-incarcerated and institutionalized individuals. \nVeronica De Jesus is a visual artist raised in several American cities. She illustrates life as an American\, in all its varied splendor. Drawing on pop culture icons\, sports\, heroes and villains\, and more\, she draws our complex world into focus. Her Memorial Drawings\, an ongoing series of illustrations complemented with text\, honor the many people who have influenced our collective culture and reflect on loss and mourning. Her work also explores identity and the ways we hide and reveal elements of our personalities. For over a decade\, Veronica has been working with artists with disabilities\, including at The Lighthouse for the Blind in San Francisco and NIAD (National Institute for Adults with Disabilities) in the SF East Bay. She is currently The Head Arts Facilitator of the Arts Programming and Exhibitions at UCPLA (United Cerebral Palsy of Los Angeles). \nLaub (b. 1986\, Waynesboro\, VA) is an interdisciplinary artist who works across glass\, ceramics\, wood\, textiles\, sound\, drawing\, and music. His practice often considers his personal life\, making objects\, sensations\, and worlds that speak to the difficulties and merits of human connection\, self-care\, and learning. By approaching tangible materials in creative ways\, he materializes the fleeting and transitional nature of emotion and being\, and makes visible the human necessity to process\, connect\, and care for one another. Laub’s work has recently been exhibited at Los Angeles Contemporary\nExhibitions\, Visitor Welcome Center\, Armory Center for the Arts\, and Commonwealth and Council\, and has been featured in Artforum\, Los Angeles Times\, and Contemporary Art Review Los Angeles. He holds an MFA in Glass from Rhode Island School of Design and a BFA in Craft Material Studies from Virginia Commonwealth University. \nCole M. James’ work is that of a negotiator\, navigating the African Diaspora\, circling the expanse of queerness and fumbling through womanhood.  James creates paintings\, digital prints and video work that explore the intersections between digital production and the analog collections of lived experiences. James was born in Chicago and raised in Moreno Valley California.  She received a BA from Cal State San Bernardino and MFA from Claremont Graduate University James exhibits her work primarily in Los Angeles but has shown in New York\, Miami and South Korea. She was awarded the Alfred B. Friedman Grant\, Walker Parker Artist Fellowship\, and Mignon Schweitzer Award. In addition to her art practice James is a Human Rights Advocate and community collaborative partner.  James has an installation up at the University of LaVerne titled Edifice Artifice until May 2019.  CM James works and lives in Los Angeles CA. \nKim Ye (b. 1984\, Beijing\, China) is a Los Angeles-based interdisciplinary artist whose work incorporates performance\, video\, sculpture\, installation\, and text. She received her MFA from UCLA (2012) and her BA from Pomona College (2007). Influenced by language and aesthetics from BDSM\, drag\, and other avenues for self-actualization\, her work explores the inversion of power dynamics via situations of exchange and intimacy. She has performed and exhibited nationally and internationally at The Hammer Museum\, Getty Center\, Banff Center for Arts and Creativity\, Material Art Fair\, Human Resources\, Machine Project\, Morán Morán\, Satellite Art Fair\, and Visitor Welcome Center among others. As a visiting artist\, she has taught and lectured at institutions such as Cal Arts\, Pomona College\, University of California Los Angeles\, Virginia Commonwealth University\, and Loyola Marymount University. \nChurch of Art is the first day of three days of programming at Human Resources organized by Veronique d’Entremont. \n***We apologize but the HR bathrooms and second-floor are not wheelchair accessible.***
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LOCATION:Human Resources LA\, 410 Cottage Home\, Los Angeles\, CA\, 90012
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SUMMARY:The International Expanded Field
DESCRIPTION:In the spirit of transnational dialog in times of heightened fragmentation\, competition and isolation\, The International Expanded Field brings members of different diasporic communities of Los Angeles for a three day event at Human Resources. With a critical and contemporary look at the late 1960s and 1970s third world solidarity movements\, the three day event creates a platform for sustained dialogue\, and collective joy and pleasure. Through storytelling\, film and video screenings\, discussion\, personal archives\, collective dinners\, dance and music\, we come together from histories of coups\, colonization\, military dictatorships and interventions\, to collectively think about what prepares us to carry on. \nThe event is organized by Gelare Khoshgozaran and Jimena Sarno with contributions by Carmen Amengual\, Carolyn Castaño\, Gary Dauphin\, Sandra de la Loza\, Arshia Haq\, iris yirei hu\, Andre Keichian\, Roshanak Kheshti\, Sara Mameni\, María Montenegro\, Jennifer Moon\, Amitis Motevalli\, Sarah Naim\, Perwana Nazif\, Aria Safar\, Hande Sever and more. \nOpening: Saturday\, March 23\n4:00 PM The Affective Temporalities Of Waiting\, a group discussion guided by María Montenegro \n5:00 PM Screening: La Hora de Los Hornos – Parte I: Neocolonialismo y Violencia\, Fernando Solanas\, Argentina (1968 English subtitles) \n7:00 PM Collective dinner catered from Savage Taste\, Revolutionario\, and Spain ($10-$20 suggested donation) RSVP here. \n8:00 PM Narratives from the Expanded Field: Introduction to Participants \n10:00 PM Dessert + Karaoke \nHan Karaoke: Conceptualized around han\, a Korean word for of an emotion that has no direct translation in English and often characterized as grief\, resentment\, suffering\, and also pride and faith\, Jennifer Moon invites everyone to conjure their no-words-can-describe emotions via Karaoke!  \nSunday\, March 24\n1:00PM Amitis Motevalli screens Reinas the Los Angeles\, a film by Byron José. Conversation with Byron following the screening. \n3:00 PM Hande Sever screens Günler Yürüdüğünde\, an experimental film bringing together found footage from the TRT archives and prison letters of her mother.  \nPerwana Nazif: Afghan Tapes + Their  Poetry ― Selections from her parents’ cassette collection  \n4:00 PM Screening: La Estrategia del Caracol\, Sergio Cabrera (Colombia\, 1993\, English subtitles) \n6:00 PM Lecture-Screening: The Veil Manifesto\, Roshanak Kheshti & Sara Mameni \n6:30 PM Picada Argentina (Virgo style): workshop by Jimena Sarno. A picada is an excuse to gather around snacks and wine for conversation. You’ve seen the picadas on Instagram\, now it’s time to make your own! Picada includes cheese and olives plus pretty much anything you may have at home\, but presentation is key. \n7:00 PM Collective dinner/Collective Picada | RSVP here. \n8:00 PM Arshia Haq: “Use by ۸۷”―a Short Visual Interlude of Expired Desires \n8:30 PM Gary Dauphin Victory Conditions―What does it mean to win? Three theses borrowed from Haitian revolution\, football\, and exile: 1950 FIFA World Cup Group 2 – USA-England; 1974 FIFA World Cup Group 4 – Italy-Haiti; EA Sports FIFA 16 – Real Madrid campaign mode \n9:00 PM Tea+dessert with Carolyn Castaño spinning a selection of her late father’s records from Colombia \nClosing Night: Monday\, March 25\n7:00 PM The Veil Manifesto by Roshanak Kheshti & Sara Mameni \n7:30 PM: Fragmentos de Argel / Fragments from Algiers (work in progress)\, Super 8 transferred to Digital\, 4:36 min.\, 2019\,  Screening and live reading by Carmen Amengual \n7:50 PM: Arshia Haq: “Use by ۸۷”―a Short Visual Interlude of Expired Desires \n8:00 PM The International Expanded Potluck  \nOngoing\nTeahouse with contributions from Aria Safar\, Sandra de la Loza and Sarah Naim \nQuilt by iris yirei hu \nCyanotype tabletop\, a collaborative project by iris yirei hu and Sandra de la Loza \nSlide projection: The University of Art\, Gelare Khoshgozaran  \nTable with puzzle: un rompecabezas\, Andre Keichian \nSarah Naim shares Teta voicing her love\, a selection of her grandma’s poems sent as audio messages from Sweida\, Syria.
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