LA><ART

With excitement, we reach out to you on the occasion of LAXART's 5 Year Anniversary having produced over 100 projects in five years.  

LAXART, founded in 2005, is the leading independent nonprofit exhibition space in Los Angeles committed to the production of experimental exhibitions and public art initiatives.

Our 5 Year Anniversary celebration is marked by thrilling news for LAXART's future: a programmatic partnership in which a forthcoming city-wide initiative will be launched by the Hammer Museum and LAXART in the form of a 2012 Los Angeles Biennial providing a new platform for collaboration and artists of our region.

Additionally, in 2012 LAXART will partner with The Getty to co-produce a Los Angeles Performance Art and Public Art Festival, under the umbrella of Pacific Standard Time, with support from The Getty Foundation.

LAXART's Pacific Standard Time programming will feature a solo exhibition by John Outterbridge curated by Kris Kuramitsu as well as solo projects featuring work from the 1970's by Bruce and Norman Yonemoto, Daniel Joseph Martinez and John Divola. Curator Malik Gaines with Alexandro Segade will produce Talks About Acts in partnership with the Hammer as part of Pacific Standard Time featuring talks and performances including Eleanor Antin's Before the Revolution.

LAXART's recent projects include Charlie White's one day event and billboard entitled Casting Call, Glenn Kaino's exhibition Safe | Vanish, Joel Kyack's Superclogger and solo projects with William Cordova, Sherin Guirguis, Artemio, Kamrooz Aram, Colter Jacobson, and others.
We continue to grow with ambitious programming and need your support as we provide the community with the seminal space for contemporary art in Los Angeles.

Forthcoming programming includes a solo project and the first public project in Los Angeles by Shannon Ebner, solo exhibitions with Marcos Ramirez Erre and a newly commissioned video by Marco Rios.

With your support LAXART can continue to support risk and dialogue, produce new work for new audiences, animate dynamic relationships between artists and audiences, enhance the cultural landscape of Los Angeles by producing challenging work and reflect the diversity of the city.
Here is how you can impact our collaborating artists directly and how your generosity can have a tremendous impact at a critical time in the life of LAXART.

CONTRIBUTE TO OUR ANNUAL CAMPAIGN TODAY $

You can become a member at the following levels:

Student/Artist/Architect $25
Founding Member $100
REGROUP $250
Curators Council $1000
Collectors Circle $5000
Producers Council $10,000
Directors Council $15,000

Please email membership@laxart.org for more information on Directors Council or any of our membership levels.

BE A FOUNDING SUPPORTER OF LAXART’s VISION CAMPAIGN. Help secure the future and new home for the organization. Contact membership@laxart.org

We are honored by your support and commitment for the first five years and together we can continue to grow to support our incredible community of artists in the next phase of the life of this growing organization.

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