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- I FEEL DIFFERENT
LACE
Tuesday, October 20 at 8:00pm - Mark Tribe: Port Huron Project
LACE
Tuesday, October 20 at 8:00pm - I Feel Different Curator Walkt...
LACE
Sunday, November 15 at 2:00pm - Health Insurance for Artists G...
LACE
Tuesday, November 17 at 7:00pm
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- LA25 - 25 EMERGING LA ARTISTS 4:27pm Aug 24
- SUPERFICIAL SUPERGLOW 4:17pm Aug 24
- Against the Grain 4:11pm Aug 24
Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions
Side Street Projects is extending a 20% discount to friends of LACE who'd like to to attend Bookmeat!
Tickets are $100 and include 1 free companion ticket (basically, 2 for 1)
http://bookmeat.eventbrite.com
Enter the coupon code "LACE" to receive a 20% discount on all on-line tickets.
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BOOKMEAT — T...he silent auction of a one-night-only library
http://www.sidestreet.org/bookmeat
Saturday, November 21st 2009 (6pm-10pm)
"The Brick Building"
8870 Washington Blvd.
(between Robertson & National, next door to the Royal/T)
Culver City, CA 90232
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> WHAT IS BOOKMEAT?
Join
LA’s most intriguing & celebrated artists, writers and curators for
a most unusual silent auction. Each has contributed a book from their
personal collection that influenced their life’s work. Tucked inside
each book (for the buyer’s eyes only) is an autograph and secret
inscription from the contributor explaining the book's significance.
Most starting bids are $75. Proceeds benefit Side Street Projects'
education programs for kids and adult artists throughout LA County.
> BOOKS CONTRIBUTED BY (list in formation):
Danielle Adair, Rheim Alkadhi, Stacey Allan, Mark Allen, Rachel
Allen,
Kathryn Andrews, Edgar Arceneaux, Carmen Argote, Joshua Aster, Karen
Atkinson, Lisa Anne Auerbach, Judy Baca, Jennifer Bain, Judie Bamber,
Elise Barclay, Kelly Barrie, Tanya Batura, Dan Bayles, Justin Beal,
Todd Becraft, Jay Belloli, Stacen Berg, Walead Beshty, Ellen Birrell,
Andrea Bowers, Mark Bradford, Nancy Braver, Brian Bress, Kaucyila
Brooke, Jane Brown, Annie Buckley, Tim Buggs, David Burns, Brian
Butler, Ingrid Calame, Joshua Callaghan, Jane Callister, Heather
Cantrell, Juan Capistran, Carolyn Castano, Enrique Castrejon, Mel Chin,
Tom Christie, Caryn Coleman, Ginny Cook, William Cordova, Kate
Costello, Charlotte Cotton, Zoe Crosher, Russell Crotty, Robert Crouch,
Christian Cummings, Dorit Cypis, Lavi Daniel, Julie Deamer, Chelsea
Dean, Michael Dee, Tomory Dodge, Zackary Drucker, Sam Durant, Martin
Durazo, Ciara Ennis, Okwui Enwezor, Jori Finkel, Chris Finley, Sinead
Finnerty-Pyne, Lauri Firstenberg, Eve Fowler, Charles Gaines, Harry
Gamboa Jr., Ken Gonzales-Day, Rita Gonzalez, Alexandra Grant, Emma
Gray, Amy Green, Phyllis Green, Mark Greenfield, Katie Grinnan, Sherin
Guirguis, Liz Gylnn, Fritz Haeg, Emilie Halpern, Lynn Hanson, Doug
Harvey, Marc Herbst, Robby Herbst, Katie Herzog, Leslie Hewitt, Michael
Ned Holte, Violet Hopkins, Bettina Hubby, Salomon Huerta, Steven Hull,
Emily Joyce, Vish Jugdeo, Glenn Kaino, Naima Keith, Martin Kersels,
Byron Kim, Carol Ann Klondaries, Alice Könitz, David Korty, Olga
Koumoundouros, Kris Kuramitsu, Annie Lapin, Elad Lassry, Tom Lawson,
Julie Lazar, Julie Lequin, Katie Lewis, Karen Liebowitz, Glenn Ligon,
Jed Lind, Matt Lipps, Mara Lonner, Renée Lotenero, Jean Lowe, Shana
Lutker, Nathan Mabry, Kim MacConnel, Dana Maiden, Elana Mann, Michael
Markowsky, Carolyn Mason, Anna Mayer, Barry McGee, Thomas McKenzie,
Rodney McMillian, Lisa Melandri, Yunhee Min, Jessica Minckley, Aaron
Morse, Aram Moshayedi, Sandeep Mukherjee, Holly
Myers, Tucker
Neel, Kori Newkirk, Jill Newman, Gaston Nogues, Laurie Nye, Pat
O’Neill, Hans Ulrich Obrist, Robert Olsen, Julie Orser, Ruben
Ortiz-Torres, Kaz Oshiro, Laura Owens, Marc Pally, Jorge Pardo, Anthony
Pearson, Hirsch Perlman, Renée Petropoulos, Calvin Phelps, Kelly Poe,
Stephanie Pryor, Jessica Rath, Marco Rios, John Robertson, Ry Rocklen,
Steve Roden, Brett Cody Rogers, Emily Roysdon, Christopher Russell,
Analia Saban, Shizu Saldamando, Aaron Sandnes, Melanie Schiff, Maya
Schindler, Kim Schoen, Kim Schoenstadt, Jim Shaw, Kyungmi Shin, Susan
Silton, Alexis Smith, Michael Smoler, Jill Spector, Carol Stakenas,
Tyler Stallings, Jennifer Steinkamp, Kirsten Stoltmann, Tamara Sussman,
Catherine Taft, Ami Tallman, Joel Tauber, Ed Templeton, Melissa Thorne,
Pilar Tompkins, Irene Tsatos, Geoff Tuck, Jan Tumlir, Kaari Upson,
Jeffrey Vallance, Monique van Genderen, Tam Van Tran, Anton Vidokle,
Matias Viegener, Mary Weatherford, Dawson Weber, Marnie Weber, James
Welling, Jennifer West, Pae White, Charlie White, Carrie Whitney,
Millie Wilson, Rosha Yaghmai, Mario Ybarra Jr., Liz Young, Carrie Yury,
HK Zamani, Bari Ziperstein
> WHAT IS SIDE STREET PROJECTS?
Artist-run
since 1992. Off-the-grid since 2008. Side Street Projects is the
nation's only mobile and sustainable community art center.
Headquartered in Pasadena, CA, Side Street Projects teaches artists of
all ages how to roll up their sleeves and do things themselves with
education programs that encourage self-reliance and problem solving.
For more info, visit them on-line at www.sidestreet.org or
www.facebook.com/sidestreetprojects. Side Street Projects is a
501(c)(3) not-for-profit art education organization. All donations are
tax-deductible to the fullest extent of the law.Read More
Tickets are $100 and include 1 free companion ticket (basically, 2 for 1)
http://bookmeat.eventbrite.com
Enter the coupon code "LACE" to receive a 20% discount on all on-line tickets.
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BOOKMEAT — T...he silent auction of a one-night-only library
http://www.sidestreet.org/bookmeat
Saturday, November 21st 2009 (6pm-10pm)
"The Brick Building"
8870 Washington Blvd.
(between Robertson & National, next door to the Royal/T)
Culver City, CA 90232
--------------------------
> WHAT IS BOOKMEAT?
Join
LA’s most intriguing & celebrated artists, writers and curators for
a most unusual silent auction. Each has contributed a book from their
personal collection that influenced their life’s work. Tucked inside
each book (for the buyer’s eyes only) is an autograph and secret
inscription from the contributor explaining the book's significance.
Most starting bids are $75. Proceeds benefit Side Street Projects'
education programs for kids and adult artists throughout LA County.
> BOOKS CONTRIBUTED BY (list in formation):
Danielle Adair, Rheim Alkadhi, Stacey Allan, Mark Allen, Rachel
Allen,
Kathryn Andrews, Edgar Arceneaux, Carmen Argote, Joshua Aster, Karen
Atkinson, Lisa Anne Auerbach, Judy Baca, Jennifer Bain, Judie Bamber,
Elise Barclay, Kelly Barrie, Tanya Batura, Dan Bayles, Justin Beal,
Todd Becraft, Jay Belloli, Stacen Berg, Walead Beshty, Ellen Birrell,
Andrea Bowers, Mark Bradford, Nancy Braver, Brian Bress, Kaucyila
Brooke, Jane Brown, Annie Buckley, Tim Buggs, David Burns, Brian
Butler, Ingrid Calame, Joshua Callaghan, Jane Callister, Heather
Cantrell, Juan Capistran, Carolyn Castano, Enrique Castrejon, Mel Chin,
Tom Christie, Caryn Coleman, Ginny Cook, William Cordova, Kate
Costello, Charlotte Cotton, Zoe Crosher, Russell Crotty, Robert Crouch,
Christian Cummings, Dorit Cypis, Lavi Daniel, Julie Deamer, Chelsea
Dean, Michael Dee, Tomory Dodge, Zackary Drucker, Sam Durant, Martin
Durazo, Ciara Ennis, Okwui Enwezor, Jori Finkel, Chris Finley, Sinead
Finnerty-Pyne, Lauri Firstenberg, Eve Fowler, Charles Gaines, Harry
Gamboa Jr., Ken Gonzales-Day, Rita Gonzalez, Alexandra Grant, Emma
Gray, Amy Green, Phyllis Green, Mark Greenfield, Katie Grinnan, Sherin
Guirguis, Liz Gylnn, Fritz Haeg, Emilie Halpern, Lynn Hanson, Doug
Harvey, Marc Herbst, Robby Herbst, Katie Herzog, Leslie Hewitt, Michael
Ned Holte, Violet Hopkins, Bettina Hubby, Salomon Huerta, Steven Hull,
Emily Joyce, Vish Jugdeo, Glenn Kaino, Naima Keith, Martin Kersels,
Byron Kim, Carol Ann Klondaries, Alice Könitz, David Korty, Olga
Koumoundouros, Kris Kuramitsu, Annie Lapin, Elad Lassry, Tom Lawson,
Julie Lazar, Julie Lequin, Katie Lewis, Karen Liebowitz, Glenn Ligon,
Jed Lind, Matt Lipps, Mara Lonner, Renée Lotenero, Jean Lowe, Shana
Lutker, Nathan Mabry, Kim MacConnel, Dana Maiden, Elana Mann, Michael
Markowsky, Carolyn Mason, Anna Mayer, Barry McGee, Thomas McKenzie,
Rodney McMillian, Lisa Melandri, Yunhee Min, Jessica Minckley, Aaron
Morse, Aram Moshayedi, Sandeep Mukherjee, Holly
Myers, Tucker
Neel, Kori Newkirk, Jill Newman, Gaston Nogues, Laurie Nye, Pat
O’Neill, Hans Ulrich Obrist, Robert Olsen, Julie Orser, Ruben
Ortiz-Torres, Kaz Oshiro, Laura Owens, Marc Pally, Jorge Pardo, Anthony
Pearson, Hirsch Perlman, Renée Petropoulos, Calvin Phelps, Kelly Poe,
Stephanie Pryor, Jessica Rath, Marco Rios, John Robertson, Ry Rocklen,
Steve Roden, Brett Cody Rogers, Emily Roysdon, Christopher Russell,
Analia Saban, Shizu Saldamando, Aaron Sandnes, Melanie Schiff, Maya
Schindler, Kim Schoen, Kim Schoenstadt, Jim Shaw, Kyungmi Shin, Susan
Silton, Alexis Smith, Michael Smoler, Jill Spector, Carol Stakenas,
Tyler Stallings, Jennifer Steinkamp, Kirsten Stoltmann, Tamara Sussman,
Catherine Taft, Ami Tallman, Joel Tauber, Ed Templeton, Melissa Thorne,
Pilar Tompkins, Irene Tsatos, Geoff Tuck, Jan Tumlir, Kaari Upson,
Jeffrey Vallance, Monique van Genderen, Tam Van Tran, Anton Vidokle,
Matias Viegener, Mary Weatherford, Dawson Weber, Marnie Weber, James
Welling, Jennifer West, Pae White, Charlie White, Carrie Whitney,
Millie Wilson, Rosha Yaghmai, Mario Ybarra Jr., Liz Young, Carrie Yury,
HK Zamani, Bari Ziperstein
> WHAT IS SIDE STREET PROJECTS?
Artist-run
since 1992. Off-the-grid since 2008. Side Street Projects is the
nation's only mobile and sustainable community art center.
Headquartered in Pasadena, CA, Side Street Projects teaches artists of
all ages how to roll up their sleeves and do things themselves with
education programs that encourage self-reliance and problem solving.
For more info, visit them on-line at www.sidestreet.org or
www.facebook.com/sidestreetprojects. Side Street Projects is a
501(c)(3) not-for-profit art education organization. All donations are
tax-deductible to the fullest extent of the law.Read More
The Silent Auction of a One-Night-Only Library
Location:The Brick Building
Time:6:00PM Saturday, November 21st
Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions RESEARCH AND DEPLOY: Christian Moeller and Rob Ley (Urbana) tonight at LACE 7:30pm. FREE for LAForum members/ $10 for nonmembers.
Source: www.laforum.org
Founded in 1987, the Los Angeles Forum for Architecture and Urban Design is a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting innovative art, architecture, design, and urbanism. The Forum generates events, ...
Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions
Health Insurance 101: How to obtain private and group health insurance
FREE!
Join LACE and workshop leader Michael Grodsky for a workshop for individuals, families, and self-employed artists.
Choosing a suitable health insurance plan in the private or small-group market can be a daunting task. How does one compare plans f...rom the hundreds available, when they are all so different? Can a self-employed person qualify for guaranteed issue group insurance? How might health insurance reform affect me? If you want answers to these questions and more, this friendly, interactive workshop is for you.
RSVP today: send an email to Monica Hicks, GYST, at monica@gyst-ink.com. Please include your first & last name, email address, phone number, workshop title, location, and date.
Topics include:
. Terminology and design features of health insurance plans.
. How to select a suitable plan.
. How to qualify for California guaranteed-issue group health plans.
. Group insurance for artists who teach college part-time.
. 5 common mistakes in choosing health insurance & how to avoid them.
. What health insurance reform may mean for you.
Individual and Family Coverage
You will gain an understanding of the six basic elements that should be considered when choosing a health plan: premium cost, plan benefits, contractual financial risk, your personal preferences, health history, and financial circumstances.
Small Group Coverage
Currently, only in 5 states can individuals obtain private market coverage without regard to pre-existing conditions. In California we have guaranteed-issue insurance for the self-employed, which can cover owners, employees, family members and dependents. In some cases there can even be a 'group of one.' We'll go over the business requirements for setting up these plans.
Health Savings Accounts (HSA)
You can set up tax-advantaged savings accounts if you have a compatible high deductible health plan. You will learn how they work and how to evaluate their suitability. We'll also explore why Consumers Union says they can be bad news.
To COBRA or not to COBRA, that is the question
After losing group coverage you may have options for continuing health insurance, including a federal subsidy. If there are attendees in this situation, we'll discuss how federal COBRA and California's Cal-COBRA work.
About GYST
Getting Your Sh*t Together is an artist run company that applies the creativity of an artist's mind to the complex and daunting world of professional practices in contemporary art. Their mission is to support artists and arts organizations with an integrated mix of software, services and information in order to keep artists working.
About the facilitator
Michael Grodsky of Aquarius Financial is an independent consultant helping businesses and non-profit organizations implement employer-sponsored group health insurance and retirement plans, with an emphasis on socially conscious investing. Michael also provides investment management and insurance services for individuals and families. He is a guest presenter at Cal Arts on the topic of financial planning, a member of the Social Investment Forum, and a board member of Side Street Projects, a non-profit artist-run organization. An Accredited Investment Fiduciary®, Michael holds a Master’s degree in Music Theory and Composition from California State University, Fullerton.
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FREE!
Join LACE and workshop leader Michael Grodsky for a workshop for individuals, families, and self-employed artists.
Choosing a suitable health insurance plan in the private or small-group market can be a daunting task. How does one compare plans f...rom the hundreds available, when they are all so different? Can a self-employed person qualify for guaranteed issue group insurance? How might health insurance reform affect me? If you want answers to these questions and more, this friendly, interactive workshop is for you.
RSVP today: send an email to Monica Hicks, GYST, at monica@gyst-ink.com. Please include your first & last name, email address, phone number, workshop title, location, and date.
Topics include:
. Terminology and design features of health insurance plans.
. How to select a suitable plan.
. How to qualify for California guaranteed-issue group health plans.
. Group insurance for artists who teach college part-time.
. 5 common mistakes in choosing health insurance & how to avoid them.
. What health insurance reform may mean for you.
Individual and Family Coverage
You will gain an understanding of the six basic elements that should be considered when choosing a health plan: premium cost, plan benefits, contractual financial risk, your personal preferences, health history, and financial circumstances.
Small Group Coverage
Currently, only in 5 states can individuals obtain private market coverage without regard to pre-existing conditions. In California we have guaranteed-issue insurance for the self-employed, which can cover owners, employees, family members and dependents. In some cases there can even be a 'group of one.' We'll go over the business requirements for setting up these plans.
Health Savings Accounts (HSA)
You can set up tax-advantaged savings accounts if you have a compatible high deductible health plan. You will learn how they work and how to evaluate their suitability. We'll also explore why Consumers Union says they can be bad news.
To COBRA or not to COBRA, that is the question
After losing group coverage you may have options for continuing health insurance, including a federal subsidy. If there are attendees in this situation, we'll discuss how federal COBRA and California's Cal-COBRA work.
About GYST
Getting Your Sh*t Together is an artist run company that applies the creativity of an artist's mind to the complex and daunting world of professional practices in contemporary art. Their mission is to support artists and arts organizations with an integrated mix of software, services and information in order to keep artists working.
About the facilitator
Michael Grodsky of Aquarius Financial is an independent consultant helping businesses and non-profit organizations implement employer-sponsored group health insurance and retirement plans, with an emphasis on socially conscious investing. Michael also provides investment management and insurance services for individuals and families. He is a guest presenter at Cal Arts on the topic of financial planning, a member of the Social Investment Forum, and a board member of Side Street Projects, a non-profit artist-run organization. An Accredited Investment Fiduciary®, Michael holds a Master’s degree in Music Theory and Composition from California State University, Fullerton.
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Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions
Stop by LACE after the Hollywood Farmers Market and learn more about the current exhibition I FEEL DIFFERENT.
Curator Jennifer Doyle will lead visitors on a walkthrough of the exhibition discussing each artists work and her interest and research in the role of emotion in contemporary art.
I Feel Different is a provocati...ve group exhibition exploring both the experience of feeling different from others and the transformational power of art to make one feel differently. Participating artists include Nao Bustamante, James Luna, Raquel Gutierrez, Lezley Saar, David Wojnarowicz, Monica Duncan, Lara Odell, Susan Silton, and Niña Yhared (1814).
RSVP today at rsvp@welcometolace.org
For more information, visit www.welcometolace.orgRead More
Curator Jennifer Doyle will lead visitors on a walkthrough of the exhibition discussing each artists work and her interest and research in the role of emotion in contemporary art.
I Feel Different is a provocati...ve group exhibition exploring both the experience of feeling different from others and the transformational power of art to make one feel differently. Participating artists include Nao Bustamante, James Luna, Raquel Gutierrez, Lezley Saar, David Wojnarowicz, Monica Duncan, Lara Odell, Susan Silton, and Niña Yhared (1814).
RSVP today at rsvp@welcometolace.org
For more information, visit www.welcometolace.orgRead More
Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions Join LACE at the new Westfield Culver City mall tomorrow at 6pm to celebrate Jeff Kopp's Punctuation Station (below) and 3 other public installations by David Trubridge, Chris Doyle, and Alex Israel.
Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions One more day left to RSVP! Join LACE in celebrating new art in Westfield Culver City on Thursday 27 October 2009, 6pm-9pm. Email today: rsvp@welcometolace.org
Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions
RSVP to LACE by Tuesday 27 October 2009 and join us for a special evening on 29 October 2009, 6pm-9pm celebrating new public art in Culver City.
RSVP@welcomtolace.org
Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions
Join LACE in celebrating the public art collection at the new Westfield Culver City on 29 October 2009, 6pm-9pm. Featuring works by Chris Doyle, Alex Israel, Jeff Kopp, and David Trubridge. Food, drinks and entertainment provided.
RSVP by tomorrow at culvercity@westfield.com.
Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions Flavorpill says so.
Source: flavorpill.com
LACE is pleased to present Mark Tribe: Port Huron Project, a series of video installations depicting reenactments of protest speeches from the New Left movement of the Vietnam era. Each reenactement took ...
Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions Nina Yhared (1814) takes over the LACE storefront with an installation titled "Bitacora Mujer" along with a performance tonight during the opening event.
Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions Friendly reminder: Opening tonight at 8PM - MARK TRIBE: PORT HURON PROJECT and I FEEL DIFFERENT. Join LACE for a night of moody performances with Nina Yhared (1814), James Luna and a reading by Raquel Gutierrez.
Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions LACE is thrilled to announce that "Untitled (Hujar Dead)" by David Wojnarowicz will be included in the upcoming exhibition, "I Feel Different." Come to the opening this Tuesday from 8-10 and view this incredible work in person. The link below features a very thoughtful review by Jerry Saltz of the artist and this piece.
Source: www.artnet.com
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