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Info Session | Change:Exchange
Watch our most recent Broadcast
Curator Maximilian Lehner and Program Manager Pedro Inock walk through the application process for our current 4th-Wall Open Call for Video. This session covers key details about submissions, proposals, and frequently asked questions from artists interested in applying.
Recorded on Sunday, March 2.
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4th-WALL International Video Biennial OPEN CALL
Due March 22, 2025
We are looking for video works for our 2027 programming, “Change/Exchange,” curated by Maximilian Lehner. Entries will be considered for physical exhibitions and screenings in Los Angeles, Lisbon, and Budapest, as well as a series of online screenings on our BROADCAST program. We have added a $1000 commission for new proposals to this opportunity.
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ONE WORK
Maya Gurantz
Read Andrej Mircev’s article Dancing with the Ghost: An Exercise in Counter-Forensics, about Maya Gurantz’s multi-media exhibition “Poem for E.L. (or Processing the Violence of Imposed Narratives.)“
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Help artist Alice Könitz
Support Alice Könitz in the Wake of the Eaton Fire
We are deeply saddened to share that Alice Könitz, one of the talented artists we’ve had the privilege of supporting through our programs, has lost her home in the Eaton Fire. In this time of unimaginable loss, we invite our community to come together and support Alice by contributing to her GoFundMe.
Your generosity can make a meaningful difference as she begins to rebuild and recover.
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Editions
Support Prospect Art
Support Prospect Art by purchasing a limited edition print from our featured artists: Monica Rodriguez, Antar Kuri, Gioj De Marco, Pedro Inoch, Elizabeth Withstandley, Alan Nakagawa, Prima Jalichandra-Sakuntabhai, and Stephanie Deumer. Each print is available for $125, with an edition size of 10, and your purchase directly supports Prospect Art's mission and programming.
Work by Antar Kuri featured above.
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NEW WORK Invitational Residency Project
The 181
We are pleased to welcome the 181 collective with special guests Sage Derezin and Eloise Fairbrother, who will be gathering in the Los Angeles area — starting next week — for three compositions.
As a collective, 181 is interested in creating situations that generate experiential spaces which expand, contract, or reassemble as information sloshes about. Imperfect approximations of the universe as a whole.
Learn about the project here.