RESPONDING TO LOS ANGELES’ CULTURAL CLIMATE, LA><ART QUESTIONS GIVEN CONTEXTS FOR THE EXHIBITION OF CONTEMPORARY ART, ARCHITECTURE AND DESIGN. WITH A RENEWED VISION FOR THE POTENTIAL OF INDEPENDENT ART SPACES, LA><ART PROVIDES A CENTER FOR INTERDISCIPLINARY DISCUSSION AND INTERACTION AND FOR THE PRODUCTION AND EXHIBITION OF NEW EXPLORATORY WORK. LA><ART OFFERS A SPACE FOR PROVOCATION, DIALOGUE AND CONFRONTATION BY PRACTICES ON THE GROUND IN LOS ANGELES AND ABROAD. LA><ART IS A HUB FOR ARTISTS BASED ON FLEXIBILITY, TRANSITION, SPONTANEITY AND CHANGE. THE SPACE RESPONDS TO AN URGENCY AND OBLIGATION TO PROVIDE AN ACCESSIBLE EXHIBITION SPACE FOR CONTEMPORARY ARTISTS, ARCHITECTS AND DESIGNERS.
Hey! - We added a new track to the player called "U Dream". It's YOUR feedback that helps us figure out which tracks go on the new CD so please have a listen and drop off a comment. Tonight I am also clicking VOTES for ALL of our good friends in the You Bring the Talent contest. Please vote for us too if you like what you hear. Cheers! ... Adam
We want to say "Hi" to all of our newest friends on Uber & a huge "Thank You!" to everyone for all of the great comments, messages and votes. It's very encouraging to be a part of such a great community of artists and music lovers. Cheers! ... Adam
LAXART and Hermès are pleased to present the second LAXART Benefit Auction, featuring works by over 100 emerging and established international and LA-based artists on Sunday, November 4 at the LAXART gallery. The benefit and auction celebrate LAXART, one of the most vibrant, independent contemporary art spaces to be established in Los Angeles in recent years, as well as showcase the liveliness of the LA art scene.
Argentinean Los Angeles based emerging designer and architect Florencia Pita will give a talk in conjunction with her site specific installation Alice on view through August 30th at LAXART. As an emerging woman architect in Los Angeles, Pita’s project for LA><ART addresses the provocations and intersections of digital technology, material experimentation, femininity, and ornament. Working with found images taken from two publications of Lewis Carroll’s Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, Pita has produced a series of panels incorporating translations of figural forms.
