EZTV presents Hacking the Timeline v2.0
18th Street Arts Center is pleased to announce Hacking the Timeline, an upcoming series of happenings hosted by its long-term Resident Organization, EZTV.
18th Street Arts Center Celebrates Its Remarkable Past and Exciting Future
18th Street is proud to present Collaboration Labs: Southern California Artists and the Artist Space Movement, a groundbreaking exhibition guest curated by Alex Donis and featuring the work of five seminal artists and artist networks
Collaboration Labs
IMMEDIATE RELEASE VENUE ADDRESS: 1639 18th Street, Santa Monica, CA 90404 CONTACT: crystal nelson or Amber Jones PHONE: 310-453-3711 ext. 103 or 108 CONTACT EMAIL: ajones@18thstreet.org WEBSITE: WWW.18THSTREET.ORG CHARGE: Free HANDICAPPED ACCESSIBLE: Yes CALENDAR / ART Collaboration Labs: Southern California…
BAM Fest Press Release-August
On Sunday, October 9, 2011 from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m., 18th Street Arts Center, is bringing its renowned BAM Fest (Beer, Art and Music Festival) to the Westside of L.A. Held in the heart of Santa Monica, BAM Fest is a celebration of locally produced art, music and the finest craft beers around. With 20-plus breweries, 4 bands, 3 galleries, open artist studios, an artist marketplace, gourmet organic food provided by the Green Truck, bold and flavorful authentic Mexican dishes by the Border Grill Truck and sublime banh mi and Vietnamese tacos from the Nom Nom Truck, BAM Fest 2011 is poised to draw a fun crowd in its second year as Santa Monica’s ‘hoppiest’ annual event.
ArtNight_June 18
18th Street Arts Center throws its highly-anticipated Summer ArtNight featuring the opening receptions for Jerri Allyn’s and Inez S. Bush’s Debating Through the Arts: Exhibition & Performance 3 project and York Chang’s second life project; accompanied by a guest performance from the Tijuana-based visual/audio arts collective, Los Roor, on 18th Street’s outdoor stage.
18th Street Continues Its Legacy Theme
18th Street debuts the opening for the final two exhibitions from its Legacy theme, Jerri Allyn and Inez S. Bush’s Debating Through the Arts: Exhibition & Performance 3 project and York Chang’s second life project. These two artists will activate the 18th Street galleries by creating projects that commemorate and pay tribute to California’s influential Contemporary Art Movement
Andrew Rogers: Time and Space
Australian artist Andrew Rogers announces the first exhibition devoted to the entire Rhythms of Life project, the world’s largest contemporary land art undertaking. From May 7-30, the non-profit arts organization 18th Street Arts Center will present Andrew Rogers: Time and Space, a selection of 68 large-scale photographs of Rogers’s ground-breaking outdoor art project.
18th Street Celebrates a LEGACY of Contemporary Art
18th Street kicks-off its 2011 Legacy theme with the debut of the exhibitions, Have You Seen My Privacy, by Richard Newton and Outsider Art: Others From Elsewhere Doing Something Altogether Different…Sort of by Vincent Ramos. In the spirit of the Getty Foundation’s sponsored project, *Pacific Standard Time: Art in LA 1945-1980, 18th Street has declared 2011 its “legacy” year.
Legacy 2011
18th Street Arts Center is pleased to announce the recipients of its 2011 Artist Fellowships: Jerri Allyn, Richard Newton, Vincent Ramos, and York Chang. These four artists have each been selected to receive a three-month residency at 18th Street along with an exhibition and project grant.
International Artist Month
18th Street Arts Center is proud to present four exhibitions highlighting their award-winning International Visiting Artist Program. Beginning January 7- 28, 18th Street is featuring exhibitions from Iran, Tibet, Korea and South Africa. The public reception for these exhibitions will be held on Thursday, January 20, 7:30-9:30 pm.