CURRENT EXHIBITIONS
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CO/LAB 4 Los Angeles & Rotterdam
TAM proudly presents the fourth iteration of the CO/LAB project. CO/LAB is an internationally-minded initiative that connects artist-run spaces in Los Angeles with similar organizations around the world for collaborative and creative projects. CO/LAB 4 welcomes eight artist-run spaces from Rotterdam, the Netherlands, to collaborate with eight artist-run organizations in Los Angeles — 16 organizations coming together for 8 curatorial projects.
Artists include: Acceptable Risk LA, Amber Solo, Assembled by Root, De Aanschouw, De Player, Durden and Ray, DXIX, Foundation B.a.d, Het Plafond, LAVA Projects, Madlab, Mandujano Cell, Monte Vista Projects, Odd Ark LA, RAAR, and Tiger Strikes Asteroid.
TAM proudly presents the fourth iteration of the CO/LAB project. CO/LAB is an internationally-minded initiative that connects artist-run spaces in Los Angeles with similar organizations around the world for collaborative and creative projects. CO/LAB 4 welcomes eight artist-run spaces from Rotterdam, the Netherlands, to collaborate with eight artist-run organizations in Los Angeles — 16 organizations coming together for 8 curatorial projects.
Artists include: Acceptable Risk LA, Amber Solo, Assembled by Root, De Aanschouw, De Player, Durden and Ray, DXIX, Foundation B.a.d, Het Plafond, LAVA Projects, Madlab, Mandujano Cell, Monte Vista Projects, Odd Ark LA, RAAR, and Tiger Strikes Asteroid.
Gallery II
Auratic Geometries | Ryan Taber
A Grammar of Period Furniture and Periodic EversionAuratic Geometries is a solo exhibition showcasing a new series of work by Los Angeles–based artist Ryan Taber. In this series, Taber pushes on the boundaries between model and representation — repetition and reproduction — while working through industrialization via its colonial co-relations.
A Grammar of Period Furniture and Periodic EversionAuratic Geometries is a solo exhibition showcasing a new series of work by Los Angeles–based artist Ryan Taber. In this series, Taber pushes on the boundaries between model and representation — repetition and reproduction — while working through industrialization via its colonial co-relations.
DARK ROOM
The BEACON Project, a rotating video installation fusing art and contemporary social and political issues following 7 themes; Consent, Black, America, Undocumented, Camp, Migration, and Reproduction. Featured artists include Phil America, Janna Ireland, Aida Lizalde, Dorian Lynde, Alice Mizrachi, and Jeremy Dennis. Curated by Jessa Ciel and produced by Tre Borden.
PATIO: SHRINKING ROOM
Sculptural Installation by Jason Manley
