LA><ART Secret Gathering and Garden Party

This event is made possible with generous support from Stags’ Leap Winery.











This event is made possible with generous support from Stags’ Leap Winery.











Joel Kyack, Superclogger, 2010, Rush hour - 210E - Pasadena, Courtesy of the artist and LA><ART, Los Angeles. Photo courtesy of Anthony Lepore





Curated by LA><ART Curator of Public Art and Programs Cesar Garcia.
Launching June 1st, 2010 with a special showing at LA><ART from 7-10pm, Superclogger will mark Los Angeles-based artist Joel Kyack’s first large-scale public project. Conceived with Providence-based artist and bike mechanic Peter Fuller and developed out of Kyack’s interest in chaos, performance, and the relationship between individual will and collective control, Superclogger will present various puppet shows to drivers caught in afternoon traffic jams from a mobile theater housed in the back of a nondescript white pickup truck. Broadcasting soundtracks discretely to the viewer’s car stereo, Superclogger aims to briefly halt the progression of chaos by temporarily drawing the audience out of the commute experience and placing them within an intimate space of engagement and performance that highlights their own individual presence within the broader structure of the traffic jam.
Superclogger will continue presenting weekly interventions throughout the summer, culminating with a second special showing at the Hammer Museum on September 25th, 2010 from 1-4pm, marking the first collaboration between LA><ART and the Hammer Museum. With the exception of its two special showings, Superclogger will operate only during evening rush hours at different freeways throughout the city.
The dates and freeways of every intervention are listed below, and a new Superclogger twitter will update on the project’s specific location throughout the days of its presentation (http://www.twitter.com/superclogger10)
Please visit the LA><ART and Hammer websites for updates on additional dates and project updates.
405 N Fwy (Between Clarkdale and Bel-Air)
LA><ART Superclogger Launch, 7-10pm
LA><ART Back Parking Lot
2640 S. La Cienega Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90034
210 E Fwy (Between Pasadena and Duarte)
110 N Fwy (Between South Los Angeles and Chinatown)
110 N & 110 S Fwys (Between Downtown and Hollywood)
10 E Fwy (Between PCH and Downtown)
5 S Fwy (Between China Town and Bell Gardens)
134 W Fwy (Between Glendale and Sherman Oaks)
60 E Fwy (Between East Los Angeles and South San Gabriel)
10 E Fwy (Between Monterey Park and El Monte)
10 E Fwy (Between PCH and Downtown)
210 E Fwy (Between Pasadena and Duarte)
the Hammer Museum, 1-4pm
10899 Wilshire Boulevard
Los Angeles, CA 90024
in conjunction with the HAMMER Museum.
Part of LA><ART Public Art Initiatives with ForYourArt
(L.A.P.D. – LA Public Domain)
Artistic and Curatorial Interventions and Collaborations in Experimental Contexts

This public exhibition is supported, in part, by the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors through the Los Angeles County Arts Commission.

WARNING TO VIEWERS
Superclogger viewership is at your own risk. By watching Superclogger you agree to assume sole responsibility for any risk and to release anyone associated with Superclogger and LA><ART from all claims relating to any injury, damage or loss you may suffer or cause while experiencing the artwork and/or performance.
May 22nd, 2010 - June 26th, 2010
Opening reception: Saturday, May 22nd, 2010 7-9pm
Download the press release




Gregory Michael Hernandez, Rebuilt Homestead, Wood, cement, and hardware, 134 x 134 inches, Courtesy of the artist and LA><ART, Los Angeles. Photos courtesy of Kelly Barrie
Curated by Malik Gaines
May 22nd, 2010 - June 26th, 2010
Opening reception: Saturday, May 22nd, 2010 7-9pm




Colter Jacobsen, Searchin’ vs Buildin’ (Installation view), Mixed media, Dimensions variable, Courtesy of the artist and LA><ART, Los Angeles. Photos courtesy of Kelly Barrie.
LA><ART’s programs are made possible with the generous support of the Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts; the James Irvine Foundation; Danielson Foundation; the G.L. Waldorf Family Fund; Foundation for Contemporary Arts; Wildman, Harrold, Allen & Dixon LLP.; Eve Steele and Peter Gelles; Phil Lord; Jennie Prebor; Larry Mathews and Brian Saliman; Gary and Gilena Simmons; Carlos Morera; John Rubeli; Gil Friesen; Stuart Spence; the Standard, Hollywood; City of Los Angeles Department of Cultural Affairs; and the LA><ART Board of Directors, Producers Council, Curators Council, founding members, and patrons.
This exhibition is supported, in part, by the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors through the Los Angeles County Arts Commission.


La Cienega Boulevard between Venice and Washington Boulevards, Los Angeles
On view through the month of June, 2010

Part of LA><ART Public Art Initiatives with ForYourArt
(L.A.P.D. – LA Public Domain)
Artistic and Curatorial Interventions and Collaborations in Experimental Contexts
With support from John Rubeli and Gil Friesen.

Emilie Halpern, Midnight Sun, 2010, Stretched vinyl on billboard, 2.3 x 24.6 feet, Courtesy of the artist and LA><ART, Los Angeles
A collection of Emilie Halpern’s video works will be on view in the LA><ART entryway concurrently with her billboard project.

Emilie Halpern, For No One, 2005, Digital video with color, TRT: 3 min. 7 sec., Dimensions variable, Courtesy of the artist and LA><ART, Los Angeles
With Erin Barnes / Jessica Basta / Carole Anne Kaufman / Laura Loftsgaarden /
Kat Nockels
Musical direction / arrangements / cello: Jessica Catron, with Joe Berardi (drums) and Jeremy Drake (guitar)
Plus Dodie Bellamy reading from a new work commissioned for the project.
Friday May 14th, 2010
Performance begins promptly at 8:30 PM
We are expecting to reach full capacity. Please plan on arriving thirty minutes early.
Don’t miss your chance to purchase a signed limited edition poster by Susan Silton!
The posters are $20 and will be available the night of the event or by emailing danielpelt@laxart.org

Sunset Videotron // 8410 Sunset Boulevard // West Hollywood, CA 90069
LA><ART Public Art Initiatives (L.A.P.D - LA Public Domain) presents Alex Israel’s Rough Winds trailer on the videotron on Sunset Boulevard at Kings Road with support of City of West Hollywood Arts and Cultural Affairs and Art on the Outside program.
