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SUMMARY:Divine Violence
DESCRIPTION:Human Resources is pleased to present Divine Violence\, an exhibition featuring a workshop and week-long collaborative installation process culminating in an opening event on Friday\, January 14\, 2011.  The opening event will feature a reading by Maggie Nelson from her soon to be released book\, The Art of Cruelty: A Reckoning\, a performance titled Cordon Off the Contempt in a Word Compartment (and Other Whispering Moments) by Joshua Kit Clayton and video and photographic works by Sayler/Morris and an installation created by Sayler/Morris with the Divine Violence workshop collaborators: Sofia Arreguin\, Arely Villegas\, Sean Grattan\, Sarah Wang\, Nora Berman\, Asher Hartman\, Giles Miller\, Malene Dam\, Sandy Medina\, Solomon Bothwell\, Sille Storihle\, Kate Wolf\, Ko Kawashima. \nDuring the week prior to the opening event Sayler/Morris will conduct a workshop titled Divine Violence (An Object Lesson) with a group of collaborators. The group will read and consider excerpts from seminal texts on violence and collect artifacts to incorporate into an installation at Human Resources Gallery.  Questions addressed by the group and exhibition include:  \nWhy are we attracted to violence?  Why are we repulsed by it?\nCan we find representations of the sort of invisible\, systemic\, “objective” violence that Zizek articulates in his book Violence? Does that help anything?  Is the “dialectic of concealment and revelation\,” as Maggie Nelson writes\, crucial to our understanding (and mitigation) of violence?\nIs some form of violence helpful or even necessary to achieve social or political change?  In other words\, can violence ever be justified (something Walter Benjamin does under the aegis of Divine Violence)?\nFrom Saturday January 8th until the opening on January 14th\, the gallery will be open and viewers are invited to witness the progress of the installation.  Sayler/Morris will be “in residence” at the gallery\, studying violence\, working on the installation and engaging visitors.  In the gallery there will be violence mediation terminals\, as well as daily screening of films at 2 pm.   Gallery times are Saturday\, January 8\, 12-2 pm (no screening); January 10 – January 18\, 12-5 pm (closed Sunday). \nScreenings will be announced on the blog for the program: divineviolence.wordpress.com. \nThe opening event on January 14th will be from 7:00 to 10:00 with performance by Joshua Kit Clayton at 7:30 and reading/Q&A with Maggie Nelson at 8:30. \nClayton’s video-directed group exercise/meditation/conversation\, Cordon Off the Contempt in a Word Compartment (and Other Whispering Moments)\, investigates the uses and values of contempt\, hygiene\, language\, and importantly\, of whispering as a means of containment\, paradoxically\, through the process of propagation. The hour long video asks audience members to consider and/or discuss their own relationship to contempt and other topics within the space of the video itself.
URL:https://www.h-r.la/event/violence-workshop-begins/
LOCATION:Human Resources LA\, 410 Cottage Home\, Los Angeles\, CA\, 90012
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SUMMARY:Tree Farm (Video From Oregon)
DESCRIPTION:8pm – 10pm \nTree Farm (video from Oregon)\nFeaturing work by:\nMike Bray\nTom Greenwood\nMK Guth\nJared Haug\nGretchen Hogue\nRose McCormick\nMatt Nixon\nMelody Owen\nPatrick Rock\nJesse Sugarmann \nTucked up and away on a geographic shelf\, Oregon is a clouded and\nintrospective state. Adopting the term “Pacific Wonderland” as an\nofficial identity\, Oregon mistook Carroll’s rabbit hole for a\npolitical model early on\, leading the state to develop its imagination rather than its commerce. Currently\, Oregon leads the nation in only three ways: percentage of children who are read to every day\, number of Starbucks per capita\, and percentage of deceased cremated rather than buried. And these numbers effectively outline the pan-Oregonian: over-nurtured\, over-caffeinated\, bookish\, and carrying with him the ashes of the dead.
URL:https://www.h-r.la/event/ditch-projects-video-show/
LOCATION:Human Resources LA\, 410 Cottage Home\, Los Angeles\, CA\, 90012
CATEGORIES:one-time event at HR
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SUMMARY:The Activity of Collectivity: Panel Discussion
DESCRIPTION:This discussion includes artists\, writers and curators who initiate collaborative projects through forms as varied as open-source schools\, experimental curatorial and exhibition programs\, and new publishing platforms. A central question will be to investigate how the activity of collectivity might generate new aesthetic forms or models today. \nPanelists: \nMiles Coolidge\, moderator\nStacey Allan\, East of Borneo\nSean Dockray\, Telic Arts Exchange\, Public School\nPatrick Meagher\, Silvershed and Collective Show\nMichael Minnelli\, WPA \nThis event is organized in conjunction with ART2102’s recent publication launch of Dispatches and Directions: On Artist-Run Organizations in Los Angeles and Collective Show\, Los Angeles\, a collaboratively curated “group show of group shows” with over 20 artist-run organizations\, collectives\, and independent initiatives in Chinatown\, January 20-30th. \nVisit our website for full publication and program details: www.art2102.org \nAs part of the Collective Show \ncollectiveshow.org
URL:https://www.h-r.la/event/the-activity-of-collectivity-panel-discussion/
CATEGORIES:one-time event at HR
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