11:00AM – 7:00PM
FILM FESTIVAL
Presented by: Venice Institute of Contemporary Art
Location: Lobby
In a special screening for the LA Art Show, a selection of short films from the2019 Fine Arts Film Festival will be presented by the Venice Institute of Contemporary Art.
FILM FESTIVAL
Presented by: Venice Institute of Contemporary Art
Location: Lobby
In a special screening for the LA Art Show, a selection of short films from the2019 Fine Arts Film Festival will be presented by the Venice Institute of Contemporary Art.
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12:30PM
SCREENING OF THE EDGE OF PARADISE: TAYLOR CAMP KAUA’I 1969-1977
Presented by: Mark Blackburn
Location: Dialogs Booth #1150
Synopsis: Howard Taylor, brother of actress Elizabeth, bails out a rag-tag band of young Mainlanders jailed for vagrancy and invites them to live on his oceanfront land. Before and after the screening and panel on Friday and the screening on Saturday, Wehrheim will be signing his Taylor Camp book and The Edge of Paradise DVD in Booth #1005.
SCREENING OF THE EDGE OF PARADISE: TAYLOR CAMP KAUA’I 1969-1977
Presented by: Mark Blackburn
Location: Dialogs Booth #1150
Synopsis: Howard Taylor, brother of actress Elizabeth, bails out a rag-tag band of young Mainlanders jailed for vagrancy and invites them to live on his oceanfront land. Before and after the screening and panel on Friday and the screening on Saturday, Wehrheim will be signing his Taylor Camp book and The Edge of Paradise DVD in Booth #1005.
2:00PM
THE MAKING OF TAYLOR CAMP
Presented by: Mark Blackburn
Panelists: Mark Blackburn, art collector and gallery owner for over 40 years with a speciality in the Pacific Islands; John Wehrheim, writer/producer of The Edge of Paradise
Location: Dialogs Booth #1150
Dialog: Taylor Camp, 1969 to 1977 — Kauai resident Howard Taylor, brother of actress Elizabeth, bails out a rag-tag band of young mainlanders jailed for having no money and no home and invites them to live on his oceanfront land. Soon, waves of surfers, hippies, and Vietnam vets find their way to this clothing-optional, pot-friendly, tree house village at the end of the road on Kauai’s North Shore. It’s the ultimate hippie fantasy—order without rules—until eight years later when the locals decide it’s time for them to go.
THE MAKING OF TAYLOR CAMP
Presented by: Mark Blackburn
Panelists: Mark Blackburn, art collector and gallery owner for over 40 years with a speciality in the Pacific Islands; John Wehrheim, writer/producer of The Edge of Paradise
Location: Dialogs Booth #1150
Dialog: Taylor Camp, 1969 to 1977 — Kauai resident Howard Taylor, brother of actress Elizabeth, bails out a rag-tag band of young mainlanders jailed for having no money and no home and invites them to live on his oceanfront land. Soon, waves of surfers, hippies, and Vietnam vets find their way to this clothing-optional, pot-friendly, tree house village at the end of the road on Kauai’s North Shore. It’s the ultimate hippie fantasy—order without rules—until eight years later when the locals decide it’s time for them to go.
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3:30PM
REVEALING POLLOCK’S PARADIGM
Presented by: Wyoming Working Group Gallery
Panelists: John T. Ravize, researcher, author, collector, gallerist, and noted landscape photographer; Dr. G. James Daichendt, curator of Revisiting Pollock (2008), Professor of Art History and Dean of Colleges at Point Loma Nazarene University, San Diego; Christina Valentine, Art Theorist and Program Director DTLA, ArtCenter College of Design, Pasadena.
Location: Dialogs Booth #1150
Writer/Producer John Wehrheim will tell us how he stumbled onto this project soon after arriving on Kauai in 1972—photographing the camp without really understanding its significance until he returned to the island after a year documenting Tibetan refugee settlements in the Himalayas.
Before and after the screening and panel on Friday and the screening on Saturday, Wehrheim will be signing his Taylor Camp book and The Edge of Paradise DVD in Booth #1005.
REVEALING POLLOCK’S PARADIGM
Presented by: Wyoming Working Group Gallery
Panelists: John T. Ravize, researcher, author, collector, gallerist, and noted landscape photographer; Dr. G. James Daichendt, curator of Revisiting Pollock (2008), Professor of Art History and Dean of Colleges at Point Loma Nazarene University, San Diego; Christina Valentine, Art Theorist and Program Director DTLA, ArtCenter College of Design, Pasadena.
Location: Dialogs Booth #1150
Writer/Producer John Wehrheim will tell us how he stumbled onto this project soon after arriving on Kauai in 1972—photographing the camp without really understanding its significance until he returned to the island after a year documenting Tibetan refugee settlements in the Himalayas.
Before and after the screening and panel on Friday and the screening on Saturday, Wehrheim will be signing his Taylor Camp book and The Edge of Paradise DVD in Booth #1005.
5:00PM
3.11 REQUIEM AND REVIVAL
BY SOGEN CHIBA MASTER CALLIGRAPHER (PERFORMANCE)
Presented by: Gallery Kitai
Location: Booth #64A
Japanese calligrapher, Sogen Chiba will recreate his factory at THE LA ART Show 2020 and create various artworks for a few hours each day in front of his huge artwork “3.11 Requiem and Revival”. LA Art Show attendees can watch his work in progress right in his factory.
3.11 REQUIEM AND REVIVAL
BY SOGEN CHIBA MASTER CALLIGRAPHER (PERFORMANCE)
Presented by: Gallery Kitai
Location: Booth #64A
Japanese calligrapher, Sogen Chiba will recreate his factory at THE LA ART Show 2020 and create various artworks for a few hours each day in front of his huge artwork “3.11 Requiem and Revival”. LA Art Show attendees can watch his work in progress right in his factory.
5:00PM
VIDEO ART AND QUEER CONSTRUCTIONS
Presented by: DIVERSEartLA
Panelists: Nestor Prietro and Francisco Javier Palacio, Directors of Museo La Neomudejar (Madrid, Spain)
Moderator: Marisa Caichiolo
Location: Dialogs Booth #1150
Dialog: The two founders of LA Neomudejar Museum (Madrid, Spain) in deep conversation about the beginning of their project and how they research, compile and archive materials, documentations and teachings from the transfeminist/Queer archive of the Museum.
VIDEO ART AND QUEER CONSTRUCTIONS
Presented by: DIVERSEartLA
Panelists: Nestor Prietro and Francisco Javier Palacio, Directors of Museo La Neomudejar (Madrid, Spain)
Moderator: Marisa Caichiolo
Location: Dialogs Booth #1150
Dialog: The two founders of LA Neomudejar Museum (Madrid, Spain) in deep conversation about the beginning of their project and how they research, compile and archive materials, documentations and teachings from the transfeminist/Queer archive of the Museum.
6:00PM
ART HISTORY BABES PODCAST
Hosts: Corrie Hendricks and Natalie De La Torre
Location: Dialogs Booth #1150
Description: The Art History Babes Podcast is one facet of an independently created platform that seeks to create a relaxed and entertaining space to explore art, history, culture, and creativity. Corrie and Natalie will be podcasting from the Dialogs LA stage.
ART HISTORY BABES PODCAST
Hosts: Corrie Hendricks and Natalie De La Torre
Location: Dialogs Booth #1150
Description: The Art History Babes Podcast is one facet of an independently created platform that seeks to create a relaxed and entertaining space to explore art, history, culture, and creativity. Corrie and Natalie will be podcasting from the Dialogs LA stage.
DOT RED TOURS
Dot Red is hosting tours during the LA Art Show, starting Thursday, February 6 – Sunday, February 9, 2020 at the Los Angeles Convention Center.
Dot Red is hosting tours during the LA Art Show, starting Thursday, February 6 – Sunday, February 9, 2020 at the Los Angeles Convention Center.
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