7 Mar 2009 to 7 Mar 2009
Gallery Hours - 11 - 6 pm Tuesday through Saturday
TRACK 16 GALLERY
Smart Art Press
2525 Michigan Avenue, BldgC-1
CA 90404
Los Angeles, CA
Santa Monica
California
North America
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IRRATIONAL EXHIBITS 7 One Night only Performance – Installation – Video Art Saturday, March 7, 2009 8:00 PM
Curated by Deborah Oliver
Purchase e-tickets online at: www.smartartpress.com/products/ir7 Admission is $12, $10 for students with identification.
Performance - Installations – Video Art by:
Brian Black & Ryan Bulis; Kent Anderson Butler; Gul Cagin; Mariel Carranza w/Svetlana Darsalia, Asher Hartman, Adam Overton, and Lindsey Walker; Nicole Hayashida; Joe Hernandez & Emilie McMahon; Alejandra Herrera; Steve Irvin; Marcus Kuiland-Nazario w/Leigh Ann Hahn; Dana Maiden & Lizabeth Eva Rossof; Jamie McMurry; Paul Oshima w/Jason Keller and Tony Banuelos; Seth Pringle; Shane Quentin & Natalie Jean Klibanow; Helia Rabie; Jules Rochielle Sievert; Steve Shoffner; HK Zamani.
Track 16 Gallery is pleased to present the seventh edition of IRRATIONAL EXHIBITS, the experimental performance /installation show produced and curated by Deborah Oliver. This one-night-only performance extravaganza will occur on Saturday, March 7, 2009, at 8 PM. Advance ticket purchase is suggested. Purchase tickets online at www.track16.com; admission is $12, $10 for students with identification.
The entire gallery space will be occupied by performances, installations, and video art in an immersive environment that will push the boundaries of non-static art. All pieces will be performed simultaneously and live during the course of a two-hour template. In this current political environment of hope, change, and determination, these pieces will bring into focus the process of actions that create change. The audience will become part of an ever-evolving world spending as much time as they wish with each of the eighteen works shown, or by moving freely through the gallery. This type of show is rare in Los Angeles–one night only, a carnival of consciousness, a revolution, a revelation.
