A fist punches through an arid landscape

Bessma Khalaf Artist Lecture

Bessma Khalaf utilizes photography, video, sculpture, and performance to explore the boundaries of landscape, place, and image

A demon like figure with horns and wings is centered in black and white.

HALIMAW: Rialin José with Online Performance by Xuvenir

Mata Art Gallery Presents HALIMAW A solo exhibition of visual artworks by Rialin José opening…

A Person lays face-down on stone, colorful cloth swirls around them ⁠

Ever Present: Milka Djordjevich, Victoria Fu, and Matt Rich

Choreographer Milka Djordjevich and visual artists Victoria Fu and Matt Rich collaborate on an original performance for the Getty Center.

Alt text: A seated figure lounges against a vibrant purple background promoting the Time-Based Art Festival.

TBA:22 Time-Based Art Festival

TBA:22 illuminates what is new and extraordinary. It wrestles with the unanswered and unanswerable.

A figure facing away from the camera is draped in fabric with the right hand above their head, fingers spread apart. They are surrounded by orange and pink colored lighting.

jaamil olawale kosoko: Syllabus for Black Love/ the hold

The Center for Contemporary Art & Culture at PNCA is pleased to announce the hold, an installation by jaamil olawale kosoko exhibited in partnership with the Portland Institute for Contemporary Art (PICA) as part of their twentieth annual Time-Based Art Festival, happening September 8–18, 2022.

Two people stand in an empty room bathed in blue light, their back turned. Text: MOUTHBRAIN

Barnett Cohen: MOUTHBRAIN

ICA LA is pleased to present the West Coast premiere of MOUTHBRAIN, a performance written and directed by artist Barnett Cohen, on August 5 and 6, 2022 in our Field Workshop.

Two figures in round, foiled suits sit at a teal park bench next to three other brightly painted wooden picnic lunch tables. Their legs stick out from beneath the foil costumes.

Seeing You/Seeing Me: Conversation

Takahashi started making performances every day in 2014 to visualize her response to social, cultural, and political questions in her new home country. After her multiple solo public performances, she named this project “Seeing You/Seeing Me”, which stems from her feelings on visibility/invisibility in US society. In 2021-2022, Takahashi is expanding this project into a community participatory project happening in multiple US locations with the hope to share the feeling with others.

In this exhibition, Takahashi shares documentation from this expanded version of “Seeing You/Seeing Me” from her first-time visit to GA in 2020, and her recent visit to MA in 2021. Takahashi also presents a sound installation with Adrian McBride in the courtyard during the opening.

Two individuals are tangled, together, on a bed of newspapers. One sits upright; the other is curled around their body, in their lap.

Rachael Lincoln and Leslie Seiters: Long Playing

Viewers of Long Playing have found evidence of a mercurial relationship, a critique of capitalism, an unfolding ritual, and transformation, both glacial and instantaneous. It calls on fictitious guides, animal instincts, and a long history of making together.

A large abstract panel with geometrical, neon green, blue, and pink designs. Repeated patterns of thin neon circles appear in large and small iterations.

Molly Vaughan: Safety in Numbers

Safety in Numbers is an iterative performance and installation by Seattle-based artist Molly Vaughan. Hair…

To and from a wall of paintings, miniature figures wander, kneel, lay, gaze.

Donna Huanca: MAGMA SLIT

Huanca’s installations encompass painting, sculpture, and live performance, and are characteristically created for, and integrated with, the specific architectural spaces in which they are presented.