Hello and Good Morning to you! Hope everyone’s Christmas was a nice and wonderful one. Mine was peaceful. I’m back with a few things to post today, like what’s going on at Moca, Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles. Here’s a peek at what they have in store for January 2019.
On the occasion of Laura Owens at The Geffen Contemporary at MOCA, painter Rebecca Morris addresses the exhibition and her take on the medium of painting as employed by fellow painter Owens.
One Day at a Time: Manny Farber and Termite Art is inspired by artist Manny Farber’s call for an art of “both observing and being in the world.” Presented in conjunction with Kahlil Joseph’s film Fly Paper, which is the subject of a companion exhibition at MOCA Pacific Design Center, this program presents experimental film and video works by Cleon Arrey, Micah Ariel Watson, and Huey Amaru that employ the constituent parts of Joseph’s practice, namely observation, musicality, and a documentary impulse.
On the occasion of One Day at a Time: Manny Farber and Termite Art, filmmaker, artist, and teacher Jason Simon, a former student of Farber’s, has organized a film series inspired by Farber’s teaching. The third installment in the series features shorts by Jared Buckhiester, Jonathas de Andrade, Kahlil Joseph, and Dani Leventhal.
Painter Jordan Casteel will give a public tour of works in One Day at a Time: Manny Farber and Termite Art that speak to concerns of the quotidian, including her own.
THURSDAY JAN 24, 2019 @The Geffen Contemporary at MOCA
In connection to Zoe Leonard: Survey, an exhibition highlighting Leonard’s rigorous, questioning attention to the politics and conditions of image making and display, Leonard and artist and writer Gregg Bordowitz discuss the retrospective as a format, as part of their longstanding friendship and dialogue.
In celebration of the culture of reggae and the legacy of one of the movement’s icons, Bob Marley, this MOCA Music session is presented in collaboration with Jamaica Tourism and the Jamaican Ministry of Culture, To Di World Collective, and Young African Movement.
Want to know more about MOCA? Go to www.moca.org to get the information, that is if you live in LA.
12.26.18
Hello and Good Morning to you! Hope everyone’s Christmas was a nice and wonderful one. Mine was peaceful. I’m back with a few things to post today, like what’s going on at Moca, Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles. Here’s a peek at what they have in store for January 2019.
Credit source: MOCA
Exhibition Highlight Tours
EVERY THURSDAY: 5:30PM & 6:30PM
EVERY SATURDAY AND SUNDAY: 12PM & 2PM
THURSDAY
JAN 3, 2019 @ The Geffen Contemporary at MOCA
LECTURE
Artists on Artists: Rebecca Morris on Laura Owens
THURSDAY
JAN 10, 2019 @MOCA Grand Avenue
SCREENING
Filmforum at MOCA: Small, Real: Observation and the Mundane
SATURDAY
JAN 12, 2019 @MOCA Grand Avenue
MEMBER EVENT
Members’ Behind-the-Scenes Tour
SUNDAY
JAN 13, 2019 @MOCA Grand Avenue
READING
Helen Molesworth Reads One Day at a Time
THURSDAY
JAN 17, 2019 @MOCA Grand Avenue
SCREENING
Blame the Audience #3: A Film Series Organized by Jason Simon
SUNDAY
JAN 20, 2019 @MOCA Grand Avenue
LECTURE
Jordan Casteel on One Day at a Time: Manny Farber and Termite Art
THURSDAY
JAN 24, 2019 @The Geffen Contemporary at MOCA
LECTURE
Zoe Leonard and Gregg Bordowitz in Conversation
THURSDAY
JAN 31, 2019 @MOCA Grand Avenue
PERFORMANCE
MOCA Music: Los Globos
Want to know more about MOCA? Go to www.moca.org to get the information, that is if you live in LA.
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