Join us at LAST PROJECTS on Friday June 20th for the Opening of EDEN, a three-day-long experimental art happening, exhibition, and benefit for the TransLatin@ Coalition! Featuring performances by Emji Saint Spero, Oscar Corona, Emily Lucid and Wesleigh Gates, Edua Mercedes, and Sammie Veeler.
Modular. Crossfaded. Suspended between lavender surveillance and transcendent witness, Communicator Series no. 7 presents new work by Anna Luisa Petrisko, Ryat Yezbick w/ Linda Franke, and Bay Area artist J Rivera Pansa. Wednesday November 13th, 7:30pm at Poetic Research Bureau.
Free / RSVP
Communicator Series no. 6 features performances by Tyler Holmes and Page Person, in collaboration with Die Anna, as well as a special area installation displaying photography by Maria Ramirez-Adams alongside ephemeral traces from Communicator Series: Season One. Reception/salon woven throughout the evening. Curated by Emji Saint Spero.
Join us in honoring the anniversary of the Compton’s Cafeteria Riot at Trans* Temporal Resistances on August 24th, 5-7pm at CounterPulse. This performance series invites local artists J Rivera Pansa and Davia Spain to engage Queer Time as an embodied strategy of resistance, deconstructing trans* archives and architectures in conversation with TurkxTaylor Initiative’s exhibition, Transition Times II: Reconfiguring Structures of Power.
Co-curated by Emji Saint Spero and Leila Weefur
Liminal Space SF presents Public Redaction: Select Works from Deselected Collections, an immersive staging of collaborative works by Los Angeles based artists Emji Saint Spero + Jeremy Kennedy, offered up in grand banal gestures as an invitation towards complicity, as cute captioning for collective witness. Curated by Sam Claude Carmel.
Join us at Cantor Arts Center for an evening of performance, discussion, music, and readings to celebrate the release of the book Trans Hirstory in 99 Objects.
Alsea Diana Is Depicting Violence Against Women | An Immersive Interactive Installation at Human Resources LA
Celebrate trans* brilliance and Trans Pride with us at the Opening Reception of A Place to Stay , a group exhibition of nine Los Angeles artists whose selected works focus on themes of respite and themes of shelter.
