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EXHIBTION
August 11-September 9, 2024
Prospect Art is excited to announce the upcoming exhibition of Rachel Zaretsky's latest project, *An Index of Americanisms*, which explores how people interact with memorials and commemorative sites. The project will be presented at Winslow Garage. Please join us for the opening reception on Sunday, August 11th, from 4-8 pm.
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NEW WORK Focus on Los Angeles
August 23-25th, 2024
We are pleased to present "The Negress Digs Up Her Past," an analog film photography project by Ashunda Norris. This exhibition, supported by the NEW WORK Focus on Los Angeles program, which commissions new work by local artists, will be featured at the Tryst Art Fair.
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NEW WORK
Summer 2024 Grantee
We are pleased to announce that Inbar Hagai’s project, “Captured Show,” has been selected for the Summer 2024 NEW WORK project grant. Inbar Hagai is a multidisciplinary visual artist and filmmaker whose work spans video, virtual reality, sculpture, and experimental documentary filmmaking.
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2024 OPG Grantee
We are thrilled to announce that we've received a Los Angeles County Arts & Culture OGP (Organizational Grant Program) grant this year! This generous support is crucial in helping us cover administrative costs, allowing us to continue fostering the careers of visual artists. Thank you to the Department of Arts and Cultural Affairs!
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BROADCAST
Watch the NEW WORK focus on Los Angeles Grantee Jasmine Orpilla's “Orchestra for Knives.” You can also hear Jasmine chat with Asher Hartman about the multi-layered creative process behind her latest micro-sounded video portrait, featuring elements from the her personal collection of over 25 Filipino knives, many of which are imbued with inherited history.
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ONE WORK Focus on Los Angeles
Read Jennie E. Park's article about Focus on Los Angeles Grantee Jisoo Chung’s sound and sculpture installation, Flower Blooms Only After Surviving A Harsh Winter, an extension of Chung’s recent experimental documentary film, “Miss Kim Lilac, “ a story about a lilac tree brought to America from its native Korea.
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ONE WORK
Dana Kline, PhD, writes about Rachel Zaretsky's installation An Index of Americanisms, a four-piece installation and solo exhibition by Los Angeles-based conceptual artist Rachel Zaretsky, on view at Winslow Garage until September 9.