18th Street Arts Center

COLLABORATION LABS

"Collaborations Labs: Southern California Artists and the Artist Space Movement" has been EXTENDED! Now on view through March 16, 2012

Rachel Rosenthal

Rachel Rosenthal, Instant Theatre, c. 1956. Pictured, Rachel Rosenthal. 8x10" silver gelatin print. Photo: Rachel Rosenthal. From the collection of the artist.

Barbara T. Smith

Barbara T. Smith, Field Piece, performance/installation, 1971. Courtesy of the artist

Kit Galloway & Sherrie Rabinowitz (Electronic Café International)

Kit Galloway and Sherrie Rabinowitz (Electronic Café International), Kit and Sherrie at MOCA, 35mm, 1984. Photo: Harry Drinkwater

Suzanne Lacy & Leslie Labowitz-Starus

Suzanne Lacy and Leslie Labowitz-Starus, In Mourning and In Rage, public media performance in Los Angeles, CA, c. 1977. Courtesy of the artists.

EZTV

Throughout the 1970s artists John Dorr, Michael Masucci and Kate Johnson created spaces, events and environments which used time-based and performative media to counter the inroads made by the rise of political conservatism in the United States.

Welcome to 18th Street Arts Center

18th Street Arts Center values art making as an essential component of a vibrant, just, and healthy society. Its mission is “to provoke public dialogue through contemporary art making,” with a focus on supporting creative projects by California artists, 18th Street’s residency programs helps build and strengthen the creative community of the state.

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COLLABORATION LABS

Rachel Rosenthal

Barbara T. Smith

Kit Galloway & Sherrie Rabinowitz (Electronic Café International)

Suzanne Lacy & Leslie Labowitz-Starus

EZTV

Ronald Rafael Lopez (1974-2012)

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