The
Foundation for Art Resources Announces the Second
Picture I.D! Panel Discussion at the
Barnsdall Gallery Theatre Admission is free and open
to the public.
Sunday,
December 12, 2004, 3:00 p.m.
Barnsdall
Gallery Theatre, Barnsdall Art Park,
4800
Hollywood Boulevard, Los Angeles 90027
Picture I.D! History, Fantasy, Perception (an open conversation)
Simon Leung,
Artist and Assistant Professor, School of Art, U.C. Irvine
Leslie Dick, Writer and Co-Director of the Art Program, Cal Arts
Brooke Hodge,
Curator of Architecture and Design, MOCA
Dino Dinco, Fine
Art and Commercial/Fashion Photographer
The
Foundation for Art Resources (F.A.R.) is pleased to invite you to
the second panel in F.A.R.'s 2004/2005 Art-Talk-Art
Program: Picture I.D!
Far
from abstract concerns, identity and identification figure prominently
ina
range of interrelated debates, from security to self-representation,
fromborder-crossings
to marketing. Picture I.D! is organized as a series ofthree
monthly panel discussions. The panels look at distinct topics,possibilities
and challenges faced when trying to understand interrelatedconcerns
within the Southern California context and within a larger globalcircuit
of culture. Our December 12th panel explores fluid intersections
ofart,
fashion, film and architecture. Framed as an open conversation,
thepanel
brings together four leading practitioners from diverse fields with
ashared
interest in crossing conventional boundaries. Our
speakers will be: Simon Leung, Artist and Assistant Professor,
School of Art, University of California,
Irvine; Leslie
Dick, Writer and Co-Director of the Art Program, California Institute of the Arts; Brooke Hodge, Curator of Architecture and
Design, Museum of Contemporary Art;
Dino Dinco, Fine Art andCommercial/Fashion
Photographer.
The
imaginary has real effects. This discussion invites panelists and
audienceto
consider the interplay of identity and imagination across spheres
of film,fashion,
art and architecture. When it comes to embracing that which is "outof
reach," can there be such a thing as misrecognition?
The
Picture I.D! Panel Series is part of an ongoing public dialogue
programsupported
by the Foundation for Art Resources (F.A.R.). F.A.R.s Art-Talk-Art
Program is the longest-running non-academic art dialogue series
of itskind
in Los Angeles, with more than twenty years of programming history.
The
Foundation for Art Resources (F.A.R.), an artist-run nonprofit organization,was
founded in 1977 to facilitate the production and presentation of
work byartists
who challenge and expand the boundaries of established notions of
art and art making within the Los Angeles region.
For
more information, you may contact info@farsited.org
or visit www.farsited.org.
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