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Front yard of home located on street corner with 58 colorful yard signs installed on the front lawn. Each sign bearing the name of former candidates for US President that lost their election.

Nina Katchadourian: Monument to the Unelected

Nina Katchadourian: Monument to the Unelected, (2008 and ongoing) September 26 through November 17, 2024 Grand Central Art Center in collaboration with Community Engagement LOCATION: Monument to the Unelected is viewable on the lawn at 896 S. Oakwood St. Orange, CA 92869 PLEASE NOTE: Our advance thanks to visiting patrons for their respect to the property, neighbors and surrounding […]

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Large round bronze object on pedestal in the lobby of the Giffith Park Observatory. Object is a time capsule.

Daniel Tucker / Future Perfect: Time Capsules in Reagan Country

September 7 – November 17, 2024 Daniel Tucker’s 2015 work Future Perfect: Time Capsules in Reagan Country grows out of an interest in the continued echoes of a speech delivered by Reagan following the end of his Governorship in California on August 19th, 1976 at the Republican National Convention in Kansas City, Missouri. In this […]

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older man in blue jeans and and lite blue striped long sleeved shirt crawling on the dark wood floor through an interior doorway of a home

Evan Apodaca: Insurgent Smokescreen

September 7, 2024 – January 12, 2025 Since 2017, Evan Apodaca’s work has sought to deconstruct U.S. imperialism and the militarization of Southern California. In Insurgent Smokescreen, Apodaca assumes the role of historian by depicting first-hand accounts of Vietnam War era antiwar activists from Southern California. From Ocean Beach to Del Mar and Oceanside, CA, moments of state-sanctioned repression against antiwar dissent are […]

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Great block wall in a suburban backyard setting with four photosgraphs attached to it, two of semi-trucks, one of a warehouse, and one of a large propane fuel tank. leaning on the wall to the right is a small shovel. On the ground to the left is a small propane tank. A garden hose lays on the ground in front of the wall.

Rodrigo Morales: 91 East

June 1 – September 15, 2024 In the 1980s, a mere 234 warehouses dotted the landscape of the Inland Empire. Today, over 4,000 logistic centers have been implanted across the region in a rapid movement to bring commerce to the region. Once identified by its untouched land, the area has become enveloped by the sprawling […]

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