No. 71: For Los Angeles
Supporting Los Angeles' creative community after the fires.
How do I even begin to write about what has happened over the past week in Los Angeles?
It’s all too raw right now. When night comes, I can’t sleep.
With every minute that passes, new feelings, questions, and stories unfold. And yet, in the midst of this devastation, I’m keeping my eyes open to beauty. And Affection Archives will continue to be it’s home.
Today I’m sharing a handful of resources for artists and those who would like to support this community.
Donate to artists impacted by the fires individually or to this group fundraiser.
Donate materials to Adam Alessi. If you are an artist who lost your home/studio or if you want to create art with your family during this time, please reach out to Adam directly: ARTISTRELIEFLA@gmail.com.
Receive a PDF of available pieces by artists affected by the Palisades and Eaton fire. Email hello@fairgroundadvisory.com.
Bid on pieces up for auction organized by Lobster Club. All proceeds go to the LA Art World Fire Relief. If you’re an artist and you’d like to auction a piece, follow the instructions here.
Join the group (organized by Rachel Shillander) of architects, designers, builders, insurance professionals, lawyers, realtors, city officials, and more, that want to help each other help our communities rebuild.
Purchase this Ed Ruscha print – all proceeds go to LA Art World Fire Relief.
Donate art kits to the Corita Art Center.
Continue to schedule productions in Los Angeles. If you need help connecting with talent here, please contact me directly.
If you are a studio, rental house, or individual offering discounts on spaces, equipment, or would like to donate equipment new or used (lights, cameras, lenses, SD cards, SSDs, hard drives, etc.), email contact@itsnova.com.
Donate cameras, lenses, printer paper and other photography gear to LA Center of Photo.
Purchase exclusive photography prints issued by Parallel Editions.
Reprint your lost artwork for free or make new work with LA Print Shop.
Ceramic studio space available at Still Life Studios.
Reach out to Arcadia Art Consultancy to file damage and loss claims for work that was damaged or lost in the fire.
Apply for an emergency grant through the Center of Cultural Innovation beginning January 20.
Next week will feature creative director and consultant Ruby Woodhouse. In the meantime, if you’re an artist, gallerist, advisor, designer, photographer or creative that could use support or if you’d like to add a resource to this list, please DM or email me.
xx
Arielle
BULLETIN
Los Angeles
On view: Group show Elegy with Ted Gahl, Filip Henin, Merlin James, Tomasz Kowalski, Rastislav Podhorský, Erica Vincenzi, and Konrad Żukowski at AS IT STANDS. Group show Burgos, Falardeau, Goodroad opens Friday at Fernberger. Lisa Edelstein’s Dance Me to the End of the World opens Saturday at Charlie James. Cathleen Clarke’s Morning Star opens Saturday at Night Gallery. Flora Temnouche’s Reality Is Spam and Philip Mueller’s IC TRANSIT GLORIA LUPI opens Saturday at Megan Mulrooney. Hadi Falapishi’s Edge of the World opens Saturday at Blum. Eleanor Antin’s Persona and Sarah Schumann’s Shock and Beauty at Diane Rosenstein. Group show Remain in Light with works by Tomas Harker, Laurent Proux, and Robert Yarber opens Saturday at Nicodim. Doug Aitken’s Lightcape at The Marciano Foundation. Marcus Leslie Singleton’s Winter Atlantic Summer at The Journal Gallery. Nero’s Youth at Authorized Dealer Gallery. Magnus Frederik Clausen & Yu Nishimura’s Subject Seconds at CASTLE. Tyler Vlahovich’s The Real Story at Chris Sharp. Jiro Nigase’s first solo show at Nonaka-Hill. William Eggleston’s The Last Dyes at David Zwirner. Uri Aran’s House at Matthew Brown. Olafur Eliasson: OPEN at MOCA.
New York
On view: John Divola’s The Ghost in the Machine at Yancey Richardson. Christian Marclay’s The Clock at MOMA. Zora Sicher’s futurephobia at Market Street Gallery. Group show NOT A FIGURE IN SIGHT and Emiliana Henriquez’s Warm Blue Velvet at Half Gallery. Gwen Hollingsworth’s Walking in Circles in the Night and Serena Chang’s Sweet Water at Island. Nick Iryzk’s Nature is the Best Techno at Jack Barrett. Vincent Ciniglio’s And My Olympia at JJ Murphy. Kelsa Kuchera’s Pressure Systems at Sitting Room. Ray Barsante’s The Long Livers in the World’s Hale at Astor Weeks. Soundwalk Collective and Patti Smith’s Correspondences at Kurimanzutto. Na Kim’s Memory Palace at Nicola Vassell. Esteban Jefferson’s Brooklyn Banks at 303 Gallery. Janice Nowinski’s Mirrors at Thomas Erben. Nicola Tyson’s I Am a Teapot at Pretzel. Touch Games, an exhibition of works by Raoul De Keyser, and Masterpieces from the Magnani-Rocca Foundation, an exhibition of works by Giorgio Morandi, at David Zwirner. Ulala Imai’s Calm and Verne Dawson’s Crystal Springs at Karma. Ben Wolf Noam’s Work Portraits at Journal Gallery. Group show Sonder at Amanita Bowery and Nicholas Campbell’s World-Honored One opens tomorrow at Amanita Freeman Alley. Gwen O’Neil’s A Glimmer in the Shade opens tomorrow at Almine Rech. Leah Ke Yi Zheng’s I-Ching/Machine opens tomorrow at Mendes Wood DM. Andy Warhol’s Nudes at 56 Henry. Denzil Hurley and Reginald Sylvester II’s Beyond the Frame: Abstraction Reconstructed at Canada. Tyler Garces Ormsby’s Magnolia at Gern. Group show Behind the Bedroom Door at James Cohan. Alex van Warmerdam’s Apparitions at Grimm. Riley Holloway’s Love Galore at Massey Klein. Bennet Schlesinger’s I Too Am at Galerie Timonier. Group show The Writing’s on the Wall: Language and Silence in the Visual Arts at Hill Art Foundation. Kinship, an exhibition of work by Irving Penn curated by Hank Willis Thomas at Pace Gallery. Jane Dickson’s Shifting Landscapes and Edges of Ailey at The Whitney. Henry Taylor’s no title at Hauser & Wirth. Misc. Pippa, an exhibition of works by Pippa Garner, at Matthew Brown.
Affection Archives is a weekly look into the affections of yours truly (Arielle Eshel) & people I admire.
Love this Arielle! Just DM'd with additional resources and ways I can help as well. Thanks for posting this!
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