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Current Exhibitions
On view now through 06.17.12
Richard Jackson: Accidents in Abstract Painting, the Armory
See Jackson's installation created from the detritus of the January 22 Rose Bowl plane crash. Exhibited alongside The War Room (2006-07) — an ode to the second Iraq War and the George W. Bush regime— these two pieces reflect upon the Armory's historical transformation from active military facility to contemporary arts center.
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On view now through 06.10.12
Dawn Kasper
Music for Hoarders
2012 Whitney Biennial artist Dawn Kasper's video installation documents a musical score performed according to an individual's interactions with a set of everyday objects.
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On view now through 05.13.12
Nicholas Grider
Please Please Please
Grider's photo-based work addresses ideas of masculinity in contemporary American culture.
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On view now through 05.13.12
Jocelyn Foye
DANCE, OPERA, DRAW
Foye will stage a performance in which two dancers respond to the complex vocals of a soprano opera singer.
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On view now through 06.09.12
Eve Fowler
It is so, is it so, is it so, is it so is it so is it so.
Throughout her three-month residency, Fowler will focus on creating a new series of text-based works inspired from Gertrude Stein's radically experimental novel Tender Buttons.
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On view now through 05.13.12
Fantastic Scenarios
Armory presents Fantastic Scenarios — a group exhibition of work by undergraduates from the Department of Entertainment Design at Art Center College of Design, Pasadena, CA.
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On view now through 06.10.12
Yann Novak
3 Surfaces
This site-specific installation incorporates the unique sounds, natural light, and architectural details of the Armory as primary materials.
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On view now through 05.02.12
Kristi Lippire
Hybrid: Lombardi, Druid and the LA Zoo
Kristi Lippire's temporary public sculpture at the Madison Neighborhood Casita entitled, Hybrid: Lombardi, Druid and the LA Zoo draws reference from three distinct plants found in her travels around Los Angeles, specifically her El Sereno neighborhood.
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