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SUMMARY:Los Angeles Council District 1 Candidates Forum and Election Info-Session
DESCRIPTION:Los Angeles Council District 1\nCandidates Forum and Election Info-Session \nConfirmed Candidates: Joe Bray-Ali\, Giovany Hernandez\, Jesse Rosas and Luca Barton (write-in candidate) \nAlso featuring social justice\, environmental and political action organizations including: the Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights of Los Angeles (CHIRLA)\, Los Angeles Community Action Network\, LA Poverty Department\, Decolonize LA\, Artist Political Action Network\, LA Womens Impact Collective\, Critical Resistance\, and more. \nModerated by Human Resources LA \nWednesday\, March 1st at 7pm \nHuman Resources\n410 Cottage Home Street\nLos Angeles\, CA 90012 \nVOTE MARCH 7th \n 
URL:https://www.h-r.la/event/los-angeles-council-district-1-candidates-forum-and-election-info-session/
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SUMMARY:Monster Romp Live!
DESCRIPTION:Chess is widely regarded as an intellectual game\, and often used as inspiration in cerebral artworks. This is checkers. \nMonster Romp originated as a short film featuring a game of checkers. Monster Romp Live!\, a performance in three acts\, is an extension of that film. The first is a satire of fascist militaristic displays of power\, self­regulation\, punishment\, and torture. The following act is an improvisational dance by a mercurial creature\, performed by Samantha­Jane Gray. The third act is a violent\, slapstick battle between the last two remaining pieces on the board. \nThe game of checkers is a contest between two oppositional forces divided by superficial difference. In Monster Romp\, checkers embodies the inherent brutality of binary opposition. Two monsters conjoined at the head\, the Twins\, play an unfriendly game\, pitting the checkers against one another. The pressure created by antagonistic relationships erupts into violence between and within both sides. \nLos Angeles based artists BeckandCol use humor and chaos to examine the crisis of human exceptionalism. Through costume based performance and video\, their work explores alternate universes populated with monsters who obsess over humanity and emulate its dominant attributes. Within these universes\, BeckandCol analyze humanity’s construction of sexualized\, racialized and naturalized others. The monsters are at once silly\, playful and exceptionally brutal. Through comical yet violent antics\, their monsters are both mimicking human behaviors and challenging them. \nMade possible in part by the Foundation for Contemporary Arts Emergency Grant. \ndoors at 7pm\, performance at 8pm \nsuggested donation $5
URL:https://www.h-r.la/event/monster-romp-live/
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SUMMARY:34\,000 Pillows​ Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Since 2007\, US Congress mandated that Immigration & Customs Enforcement maintain a quota of 34\,000 detained immigrants per day in its 250 facilities around the country. \nAs part of the exhibition MAKING PLANS taking place at Human Resources LA (March 18 – March 26)\, artist duo Díaz Lewis will be holding 34\,000 Pillows Workshop. Participants in this free\, hands-on art-making session can join the Los Angeles-based artists in person as they take on the US Congress’s mandate — aiming to create a pillow for each bed. The ever-growing pile of pillows reflects the number of beds required to be filled each night\, translating the mandate in a way mere statistics cannot. The price of each pillow reflects the amount US taxpayers spend to detain one person per day. 100% of the proceeds of each pillow is donated to Human Rights Watch. \nABOUT THE ARTISTS\nDíaz Lewis – the collaborative duo comprised of Alejandro Figueredo Diaz-Perera and Cara Megan Lewis – create art to prompt social change. After the couple met in 2012\, they worked across the divide between Cuba and the US. Now based in Los Angeles\, their practice as artists and activists is fueled by deconstructing social processes and the symbols and politics behind them\, from two distinct and often opposing angles. Recent exhibitions include “Home Land Security” For Site Foundation\, San Francisco (2016); “Soul Asylum” Weinberg Newton Gallery\, Chicago (2016); “A Dream Deferred” Aspect/Ratio\, Chicago (2015); “Cul De Sac” Mission Gallery\, Chicago (2015); and “The Other’s Voice” Rapid Pulse International Performance Art Festival\, Chicago (2014). Díaz Lewis were most recently artists-in-residence at the Chicago Cultural Center through the support of the Joyce Foundation. Díaz Lewis are represented by Aspect/Ratio Gallery\, Chicago. \nin conjunction with the exhibition MAKING PLANS
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LOCATION:Human Resources LA\, 410 Cottage Home\, Los Angeles\, CA\, 90012
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SUMMARY:UNTAMED
DESCRIPTION:UNTAMED \nOn March 31st Human Resources LA presents the work of five female artists working in the mediums of dance\, performance\, visual projections and film. The evening will feature three dance films by Olivia Mia Orozco\, Andrea Ordaz and Rebeca Hernandez and performances presented by choreographers Andrea Ordaz\, Livya Howard-Yashar\, Zoe Rappaport\, and Olivia Mia Orozco. \nDoors 7:30pm. Show at 8pm. Stay for music by Sudan Archives from Stones Throw and drinks before and after the show. \n$5-10 Suggested Donation \n$3 Beer and Wine
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