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You are invited to attend at 5:00pm or 6:00pm, please choose your time below.
For this iteration of homeLA there will be only the foundation of a home among 35 acres of rolling desert hills. The site, Cudayh, is an outdoor gallery space run by visual artists Frankie Carino and Vanessa Kowalski. The show will take place at sunset.
From the premise of working in an open, "empty" space, guest curator, Nickels Sunshine, would like to emphasize the missing presence of home by inviting artists to bring the ghost of a performance, resurrected and adapted for a hillside at dusk. Or, approach a new project with the memory or dream of home in its clutch.
Artists:
Kevin Williamson
Peter Hernandez
Milka Djordjevich
Rikki Rothenberg
Julia Kouneski
Bernard Brown
Ben Boatright
Elephant Hill is an expansive area comprised of 40 acres of desert land in East Los Angeles. After many years of battling developers, in 2009, council member Jose Huizar secured the future of the hill by beginning the process of designating it as an open space. Twenty acres of the space have been purchased and are now allocated as public lands. The remaining twenty acres are privately owned and still available for purchase.
Cudayh is an artist run platform that is collaborating with an Elephant Hill property owner who has purchased land in hopes of accelerating the hills full designation as open space.
**Please be prepared to walk uphill for a few minutes and note that there are no bathrooms on site.
homeLA is a project of the Pasadena Arts Council's Emerge Sponsorship program.
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private residence
Los Angeles , CA 90032
United States
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