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Danielle Adair’s video-performances have shown in exhibition and screening venues internationally – Manila, Cologne, London, New York, Paris – and most recently, her installation, On the Rocks, In the Land, was exhibited at Pitzer College (2013). Adair is the author of From JBAD: Lessons Learned (Les Figues Press) based on her time as embedded media with U.S. Forces in Afghanistan, and in 2014 Adair is at work on an experimental opera commissioned in part by the Musikhochschule Stuttgart. She will use the grant to enhance the video installation of a series of video works to be exhibited at the Akademie Schloss Solitude in Stuttgart, Germany.

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Timothy Berg received his BFA magna cum laude from the University of Colorado in Boulder in 2000 and his MFA from the New York State College of Ceramics at Alfred University in 2003. Since 2006 Berg’s full-time studio collaborator has been Rebekah Myers. Berg and Myers have participated in many solo and group exhibitions both nationally and internationally, including locations in New York City, Santa Barbara, Denver, Mexico, South Korea, Sweden, and Kuwait. He will use the grant to fund the creation of an additional piece for an exhibition at the Northern Clay Center in Minneapolis.

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Kate Gilbert was born in Latrobe, Pennsylvania in 1974. She currently lives and works in Los Angeles. Her radio program “The New Age Lesbian Oracle” streams live on KCHUNG Radio every fourth Wednesday of the month. She will use the grant to fund the cost of materials to enhance a large-scale painting and a series of photographic prints for a solo exhibition at Human Resources in Los Angeles.

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Born to immigrant parents in New Jersey, Erin Li’s path to filmmaking began in the fine arts world. Li has studied painting at the Llotja School of Design and Art in Barcelona, Spain and her works have been showcased in New York and London. Based in Los Angeles, Li is currently directing a sci-fi short, KEPLER X-47, about a woman attempting to escape from a human zoo on an alien planet. She recently directed TO THE BONE, which premiered at Slamdance Film Festival '13. She will use the grant to enhance the sound and picture quality of a short film that will screen at the American Film Institute’s Directing Workshop for Women Showcase at the Directors Guild of America.

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Nina McNeely is an experimental choreographer, dancer, director and animator based on Los Angeles. She started her career as a commercial dancer and soon found herself experimenting with performance and choreography in the underground club scene and local contemporary dance companies. Since then she has developed a hybrid style of dance augmented by technology combined with vivid costuming and narratives inspired by human relationships and mythical cultures. She has taught her unique style around the country, at Edge Performing Arts Center in Los Angeles, and currently at The Sweat Spot in Silver Lake. She is also a founding member of WIFE with whom she dances, choreographs, conceptualizes, and creates animations for projection mapping for performances and films. She will use the grant to enhance elements of costume lighting technology for a piece being choreographed on L.A. Contemporary Dance Company.

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Jennifer Moon is invested in art that engages the public to enthusiastically adventure within order to question beliefs that block us from true connection. To this end, her work is largely an exercise in vulnerability: a constant exposing of her psyche, making public her personal self as a political act, and understanding that this is how true connection is formed. She will use the grant to enhance individual pieces being created for Made in L.A. 2014 at the Hammer Museum.

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Carter Mull is an artist based in Los Angeles. He received a BFA from the Rhode Island School of Design and an MFA from CalArts. His work has been exhibited widely, most recently at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art; the Museum of Modern Art, New York; the Walker Art Center, Minneapolis; the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston; Presentation House, Vancouver; Domaine Departement de Chamarande, Paris; Vilma Gold, London; Gagosian Gallery, New York; and in the Venice Beach Biennial, Venice, CA. His project intertwines multiple mediums to question the temporality of medias that construct our conception of the world. In turn, the practice recomposes an understanding of our shared, social imagination. He will use the grant to fund the creation of a photogenic work for a solo exhibition in Bordeaux, France.

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Genevieve Erin O'Brien is a Queer Vietnamese/Irish/American artist, culinary adventurer, community organizer, and educator. She holds an MFA in Performance from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. In 2009, O'Brien was a Fulbright Fellow in Vietnam. O'Brien uses performance, video, and installation to explore notions of “home” and “homeland.” Her conceptual and durational performances, one-woman shows, as well as installations and videos have been presented at galleries and public venues both nationally and internationally. She will use the grant to fund additional materials, transportation, and collaborating artists' stipends for her first solo show at Thank You For Coming.

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Michael Parker is a Los Angeles based artist whose practice explores individual agency and collective action.  His projects consistently engage with unexpected partners such as Cold Storage construction workers, Linemen-in-training or sauna enthusiasts in the Steam Egg.  Michael holds a BA from Pomona College and an MFA from USC. He will use the grant to fund honorariums for collaborators participating in his sculpture project, "The Unfinished", to be installed along the L.A. River.

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Alexx Shilling is fully committed to the infinite investigation of movement and its potential to tell stories and allow us to remember. Her original choreography and experimental films have been presented in New York, Los Angeles, Munich, Chicago, at the American Dance Festival, on MTV's 9/11 Video Postcards, among others, both as Artistic Director of alexx makes dances and ann and alexx make dances (with Ann Robideaux), bringing live, multi-media performance to unusual spaces. Shilling co-directs FIELDSHIFT | FURTHER with interdisciplinary artist Quintan Ana Wikswo. She completed her MFA in choreography at UCLA's World Arts & Cultures/Dance department in June 2013. She will use the grant to fund collaborating artist fees, rehearsal space, and equipment rental for a performance at the Gowanus Guest Room in Brooklyn, NY.

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Andre Woodward is a Southern California artist. His work focuses on the intersection between nature, technology, and humanity, using a mixture of manmade and natural materials, inspired by the unique dynamics of the Southern California landscape. Woodward received a Bachelor of Arts degree in Studio Art from University of California, Irvine and a Master of Fine Art degree in Sculpture from California State University, Long Beach. He was presented with the Vision from the New California Award in 2011. His art has been featured in “The Language of Mixed Media Sculpture”, “My Green City” and on the covers of Sculpture Magazine and the most recent Visions from the New California catalog. His projects have been exhibited throughout California at the 18th Street Art Center, the Torrance Art Museum, with solo exhibitions at the Huntington Beach Art Center, Whittier College, and Villa Montalvo. He will use the grant to fund a mobile production system to facilitate work for an upcoming group exhibition in Verona, Italy.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | Second Quarter

Kim Abeles' installations and community projects cross disciplines and media to explore biography, geography and environment. She is a 2013 recipient of the Guggenheim Fellowship. Abeles  journals, artist books and process documents are archived at the Center for Art + Environment, Nevada Museum of Art. Abeles will use her ARC grant to support equipment and travel for the new installation, "Repurposing the Wunderkammer: Building a New Space for Science and Art," at the Harn Museum of Art in Gainesville, Florida.

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Leilani Chan is the Founding Artistic Director of TeAda Productions (www.teada.org). Her project Global Taxi Driver  (www.globaltaxidriver.com) was co-commissioned by East West Players and TeAda Productions and received support from the National Performance Network Creation Fund led by Intermedia Arts. She and her partner Ova Saopeng, are co-creators of the critically acclaimed play "Refugee Nation" (www.refugeenation.com). Chan will use her ARC funds to enhance the lighting, video and sound design for the premiere performance of Global Taxi Driver  at Intermedia Arts in Minneapolis.

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Marsian De Lellis is a visual and interdisciplinary performance artist who constructs visual narratives, spectacles and installations centered on seemingly weird  people that illuminate something essential about contemporary life. De Lellis  performances have toured throughout the United States, Canada, and Edinburgh and his installations have been featured in Scar Of Visibility: Medical Performances And Contemporary Art(University of Minnesota Press), and Women And Performance: A Journal Of Feminist Theory (New York University Press). De Lellis uses puppetry, performing objects, cutouts, pop-ups, elaborate costumes, and other elements to create a time-based visual narrative form with its own inherent metaphors. De Lellis will use grant funding to upgrade sound, acquire a rehearsal projector, and hire a rehearsal stage manager for OBJECT OF HER AFFECTION, an unconventional love story, for the REDCAT NOW Festival.

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Milka Djordjevich is a choreographer who draws from a variety of compositional strategies and produces work that questions preconceived notions of what dance should or should not be. Her work has been shown at several venues including REDCAT, Pieter PASD, Electric Lodge and Machine Project (Los Angeles), the 2010 Whitney Biennal, the Chocolate Factory Theater, Danspace Project and AUNTS (New York), Counterpulse (San Francisco), Uferstudios (Berlin), Artdanthe (Paris) and WUK (Vienna). Djordjevich received a B.A. from UCLA in World Arts & Cultures and an M.F.A. in Dance from Sarah Lawrence College. Djordjevich will use her grant to hire lighting designer Madeline Best for performances of Kinetic Makeover at the Kondenz Festival (Belgrade, Serbia) and Locomotion Festival (Skopje, Macedonia).

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John Fleck's solo performance art has received critical acclaim and many awards. Most recently, his performance MAD WOMEN won a 2012 LA Weekly Award for outstanding performance". In 1990, he and 3 other performance artists were denied funding by the NEA because of pressure from Senator Jesse Helms. They became known at the NEA 4 and took their case to the Supreme Court in defense of freedom of expression. Fleck will use his grant to purchase necessary portable camera equipment for touring purposes as well as hire talent for video-set design for the new performance piece Blacktop Highway, which will initially be shown at the REDCAT NOW Festival.

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A native New Yorker, choreographer Rosanna Gamson studied composition with Hanya Holm, Bessie Schonberg, and Phyllis Lamhut and earned a BFA and MFA in Dance from NYU s Tisch School of the Arts. She performed internationally as a member of Andrew DeGroat & Dancers, and in the dances of Yvonne Rainer, workshop performances of Robert Wilson, and in many others  projects. Since moving to Los Angeles, Gamson has created nine evening-length dance theater works as Artistic Director of Rosanna Gamson/World Wide. Her most recent project, Layla Means Night, premiered in San Francisco presented by ODC Theater. STILL, the project the ARC grant supports, was presented in-progress in festivals in Vilnius and Siauliai, Lithuania, further developed in the first Evelyn Sharp Choreographic Residency at the Sharon Disney Lund School of Dance at CalArts. Gamson will use her ARC funding to enhance the costumes and set of the STILL, which will premiere in REDCAT s NOW Festival in July, with a new incarnation presented by Grand Performances in September.

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Lars Jan is a director, writer, and artist. He is the artistic director of Early Morning Opera, a performance + art lab, whose works explore emerging technologies, live audiences, and unclassifiable experience. His work has been presented by The Sundance Film Festival, Whitney Museum, and BAM Next Wave Festival. He is a TED Senior Fellow. Jan will use his ARC grant to enhance the performance of ABACUS by hiring additional collaborators and improving video images as part of the BAM Next Wave Festival in New York City.

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Michael Kass is an award-winning storyteller, writer and performer whose stories have appeared at The Moth Grandslam, Taboo Tales, I Love A Good Story, StoryWorthy and countless other shows and podcasts. As an actor, he has worked with companies including Son of Semele Ensemble, Odyssey Theater Ensemble and Chicago's Tony award winning Lookingglass Theater Company. Ceremony, his first solo show, premiered at the Hollywood Fringe Festival last year where it garnered rave reviews and awards including the Duende Distinction for Playwriting and a Best of Fringe Extension. He believes in the power of story to transform both performer and audience and is thrilled to have this opportunity to further develop Ceremony. Kass will use his ARC grant to enhance the lights, sound and set for a full production of his critically acclaimed solo-show Ceremony at the Bootleg Theater.

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Allison M Keating is an artist, director and producer. She generates visually striking, provocative multimedia live performances and installations that raise urgent questions about our specific contemporary moment. She was a company member of 3-Legged Dog Media and Theater Group in New York City, has shown work at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, and creates performances online using social media with the collective LikeUs Project. She received a dual MFA from the California Institute of the Arts in Directing and Integrated Media. Keating will use her ARC funding to hire professional composer Jernimo (Jxel) Rajchenberg for the multimedia drama Yellow Fever  and to travel to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in Scotland.

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Eve Luckring works primarily in video, poetry, and installation. Her work questions the assumptions and experiments with the boundaries that define place, body, and habit. Currently, she has been translating traditional Japanese poetic forms into the visual realm to renegotiate the binaries of nature/culture, subject/object, and self/world. Luckring s videos and installations have been exhibited internationally in both traditional art venues and public spaces. Her poetry has been published in numerous journals and anthologies, most recently in Haiku in English: The First Hundred Years, by W. W. Norton & Company. She will use the grant to support rehearsal costs, video-post production, and the hiring of an AV technician to enhance a multi-media event premiering The Junicho Video-Renku Book, presented by FilmForum at The Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles.

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Arun Mathai is the Associate Artistic Director of Blue13 Dance Company, the nation's premiere contemporary Indian dance company, based in Los Angeles. He is also a visiting choreographer and principal dancer for Nava Dance Theatre, a bharatanatyam dance company based in San Francisco. Arun's dance background began at Kala Vandana Dance Center where he studied bharatanatyam under his guru Smt. Sundara Swaminathan for more than 20 years. He is also the student of Smt. KP Yasodha (India), and has had the privilege of studying under other eminent teachers, both in the US and in India. Arun will use his ARC grant to supplement the bharatanatyam dance theatre piece The Cloud Messenger created in collaboration with choreographers Nadhi Thekkek and Sophia Valath, and music composer GS Rajan, to be premiered at CounterPULSE in San Francisco through the Performing Diaspora program.

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Danial Nord is an interdisciplinary artist who reinterprets the familiar language and trappings of mass communication. Nord s provocative installations draw from his accomplishments as an award winning designer-animator in the entertainment industry, and as a scenic artist for film, television and theater. His agile manipulation of color, light, moving image, and sound catches viewers in a cycle of seduction and confrontation. Nord will use his ARC grant to increase the brightness and add a haze machine to a large-scale video based sculptural installation for a museum survey exhibition of American Contemporary Art.

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Julie Orser received her MFA in Studio Art from California Institute of the Arts. Her work is situated at the intersection of art and cinema, investigating representations of femininity, place and time through Hollywood cinema. Her videos, photography, and multi-channel installations have exhibited locally and internationally at museums, galleries and film festivals. Orser is a recipient of the 2010 California Community Foundation Visual Artist Fellowship for Emerging Artists, co-founder of ART OFFICE for Film & Video, and an Assistant Professor in the Creative Photography Program at California State University, Fullerton. Orser will use her grant to acquire digital video and audio equipment for a single piece of artwork as part of an upcoming solo exhibition at Luckman Gallery at California State University.

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David Weldzius is an artist based in Los Angeles. Relying on the meticulous rendering of large-format photography, plaster-cast architectural relief, and trompe l oeil painting, Weldzius re-presents surfaces that bear indices of action, use, or decay in order to activate a deliberate sequence of sociological inquiries  prolonged global-economic austerity, social welfare s dissolution under neoliberal policy, the synchronous dematerializations of newsprint and the photographic print, spatial evidence of domestic manufacturing outsourced to the developing world, and the complexities that arise when a site of industrial production is repurposed into a site for art exhibition. Weldzius will use his ARC grant to fabricate custom redwood frames for three photographs for an upcoming solo exhibition tentatively titled News from Nowhere  at Stephen Cohen Gallery in Los Angeles.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | Fourth Quarter

Singer Weba Garretson graduated from Sarah Lawrence College in 1977. Since moving to L.A. in 1979, she has performed in the “Weba Show,” directed by David Schweizer, and with the seminal performance group, SHRIMPS, as well as a variety of groups including The Pearls, Weba and the Wailing Turbans, Puttanesca, and The Eastside Sinfonietta. As an actress,  she has performed in over a dozen works by video artist Bill Viola. Weba and hr songwriting partner, Ralph Gorodetsky, began collaborating in 1993, and their most recent project, “What Must the Hummingbird See?”, explores the complex relationship between the people and wildlife of Los Angeles. She will use the grant to hire collaborators that will visually expand "What Must the Hummingbird See" at Automata Arts in Los Angeles. 

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Lorenzo Rennie Harris has brought "social" dances to the "concert" stage, creating a cohesive dance style that finds a cogent voice in the theater. At the turn of the century alongside Princess Grace Kelly and Dr. Julius Erving, Harris was voted one of the most influential people in the last one hundred years of Philadelphia history. He will use the grant to support final sound-score production and a lighting designer/stage manager for the dance performance, Flash, at the Vancouver International Dance Festival. 

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Kenyatta A.C. Hinkle is an interdisciplinary visual artist, writer, and performer. Her practice fluctuates between collaborations and participatory projects with alternative gallery spaces within various communities to projects that are intimate and based upon her private experiences in relationship to historical events and contexts. Her artwork and performances of experimental texts have been reviewed by the Los Angeles Times, LA Weekly, Artforum, The Huffington Post and The New York Times. Hinkle was listed on The Huffington Post’s Black Artists: 30 Contemporary Art Makers Under 40 You Should Know. She will use the grant to help fund the cost of framing artwork and shipping for her first solo exhibition in NYC. 

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | Fourth Quarter

Katya Khan is an artist exploring the field where art, landscape architecture, and public involvement meet. Trained in traditional visual arts at St. Petersburg Academy of Art and Design, Russia and landscape architecture at Cal Poly Pomona, Katya works on projects ranging from a design of children's play spaces to temporary public interventions. Her projects are driven by issues the modern urban environment creates, such as lack of human interaction and deficit of sensory experiences in everyday lives. She will use the grant to employ a construction specialist and three artists to create additional participatory events for her project, "Sculpting Social Landscapes" at Side Street Projects in Pasadena. 

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Joel Otterson's professional career spans over three decades. He has exhibited at museums and galleries around the world, including the Museum of Modern Art in New York, the High Museum in Atlanta, the Israel Museum in Jerusalem, and the Hammer Museum in Los Angeles. He will use the grant to help fund travel costs and enhance an installation for a new work to be included in the Whitney Museum Biennial in New York. 

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Lina’s work has been produced/developed across the country at the Sewanee Writer’s Conference, where she was a Walter E. Dakin Fellow, The Oregon Shakespeare Festival, New Harmony Project, The New Group, CTG, Circle X Theater, Chalk Repertory, Silk Road Theater Project, the Lark Play Development Center, and Yale Repertory Theater, among others. Lina is currently one of nine writers selected for the 2013-2014 Warner Brothers Writers’ Workshop. Lina is also a critically acclaimed actor and voice-over artist. She will use the grant to fund additional rehearsals and attend a casting session to enhance the premiere production of a new play at the Cherry Lane Theatre in New York. 

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Aditya Prakash is an award-winning, American-born, Indian classical vocalist, known for his powerful and emotive voice. Although firmly rooted in South Indian classical (Carnatic) music, his music is heavily motivated by his penchant for North Indian classical music, Sufi music, Western classical, jazz, flamenco, and hip hop, which he brings out in his collaborative projects. The depth of his training in Carnatic music allows him to bridge the gap between the rich, sacred, and ancient art form and today’s interconnected, diverse environment. Aditya was privileged to have been one of the youngest musicians, at age 16, to perform and tour alongside the legendary Sitar Maestro, Pandit Ravi Shankar, the greatest influence and inspiration of Aditya's musical career. He will use the grant to fund six collaborating musicians and additional rehearsals for a live telecast and performance at the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion. 

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | Fourth Quarter

Donna Sternberg has professionally premiered over 90 works since 1975 throughout the United States, Canada and Mexico; several have been collaborations with artists of other disciplines including composers, visual artists, poets, actors and digital media as well as scientists. She has choreographed eight full-evening works, most have been inspired by science. She has been commissioned to create works, participated in adjudicated dance festivals, featured in print, radio, on PBS and in the documentary LA Woman and received recognition and support for her work from foundations, government agencies and corporations. She will use the grant to fund a technical collaborator, an additional dancer, costumes, and additional rehearsal space rental for a SIGGRAPH festival performance in Los Angeles. 

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Peiyi Wong is a writer, scenographer, and interdisciplinary artist. She works primarily in theater and film, but continues to search for new modes and platforms of expression both within and beyond those arenas. She holds an MFA in Scenic Design from CalArts, where she was also a participant in the Center for Integrated Media, and a B.A. from Columbia University in New York. She will use the grant to hire additional collaborators and technical support, and purchase a short throw projector for the premiere of her multimedia installation/performance, "from Photographs", at Automata Arts in Los Angeles. 

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | Second Quarter

Tyler Adams (born Los Angeles, 1980) graduated with a BFA from California Institute of the Arts, an MFA from University of California, Los Angeles, and an MS in Architectural Acoustics from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. In 2012 he was awarded a Fulbright Scholarship to work in Vienna, Austria. His work has recently been exhibited at the The New World Symphony Miami, Taubman Museum of Art, MuseumsQuartier Wien, Museum der Moderne Salzburg, DOX Centre for Contemporary Art Prague, and ZKM Karlsruhe. He will use his grant to fund equipment and materials for a solo show taking place at Steve Turner Contemporary in Los Angeles.

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Lynn Aldrich is a visual artist living in Los Angeles, who makes sculpture, wall constructions, and installations. She is inspired by landscape, qualities of light and color in nature, and aspects of the natural world and sciences. She will use the grant to enhance a 20-year survey of her sculpture and installation art that will be mounted at Art Center College of Design. 

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Karen Anzoategui is a genderqueer writer/performer/artivist. Anzoategui received her B.A. in theatre from LMU. Most known for her solo show Ser: L.A. vs. B.A., a queer transnational solo piece, selected as a finalist for the Downtown Urban Theatre Festival in New York City in 2012. Anzoategui’s second solo show, Catholic School Daze (CSD) is a 45-minute autobiographical solo performance/spoken word piece about being persecuted in high school and a documentary of its development is currently being filmed. In 2012, Anzoategui was nominated for a Broadway World Award for Best Featured Actress in a Musical for the role of Rita in Evangeline the Queen of Make Believe. She will use the grant to fund the addition of a musical element to an upcoming production of Ser: L.A. vs. B.A. 

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Born in 1972, Los Angeles-based artist Edgar Arceneaux received a BFA from the Art Center College of Design and a MFA from the California Institute of the Arts. Arceneaux constructs drawings, installations, video, and film works as complex arrangements of association that examine adjacencies and points of contact between implausible relations. From 1999 to 2012 Arceneaux served as Director of the Watts House Project, an artist-driven neighborhood redevelopment project centered around the historic Watts Towers. He will use the grant to enable the creation of an original soundtrack and film footage to accompany a video work commissioned for the 2013 Art Sheffield Festival.

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Mattia Casalegno works with sculpture, live media, wearables, and immersive installations. His work explores the physical and sensory perceptions of its viewers, evoking experiences that are fully immersive, sensually embodied, and/or psychologically heightened. A multidisciplinary, heavily research-based practice, his work investigates subjects in biology, neuroscience, and ecology. He combines the conceptual framework of each project with the exploration of unusual materials and technologies, such as glycerin soap, thermoplastics, living tissue, electro-encephalographic interfaces. Born in Naples, Italy, he currently lives and works in Los Angeles. He will use the grant to collaborate with an engineer to functionalize and ship a third sculptural component of a project to be exhibited at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Rome.

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Audrey Chan is a Los Angeles-based artist, writer, and educator whose projects address political and cultural identities, rhetoric, and the feminist construct of "the personal is political" through performance, video, and image/text. She received a B.A. with Honors from Swarthmore College and an MFA from California Institute of the Arts. Since 2005 she has collaborated with Elana Mann as the duo Chan & Mann, who aim to liberate, motivate, and gyrate through role-play within live, painted, and animated realities. She will use the grant to enhance the sound and visual effects of a new video which will premiere inside the installation, "Chan's Mannese Theater", at the Ben Maltz Gallery, Otis College of Art and Design.

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Bia Gayotto is a Los Angeles-based artist and educator whose interdisciplinary approach combines elements of performance, documentation, and ethnography, and involves a profound engagement with collaboration and chance operations. Her interest lies in producing works that investigate the relationship between movement, cultural identity, and global connectivity, raising questions of translation and representation through multiple interpretations of a single theme. Gayotto obtained an MFA from the University of California, Los Angeles in 1996, and her work has been featured in many exhibitions nationally and internationally. She has received numerous awards including the City of Los Angeles (C.O.L.A) Fellowship and Individual Artist Grant from the City of Pasadena Cultural Affairs; and was an artist-in-residence at the Banff Centre, Canada; “Threewalls” in Chicago, and Lucas Artist Fellow at Montalvo Arts Center, Saratoga. She currently serves as adjunct faculty at the Art Center College of Design in Pasadena and as a visiting lecturer at California State University, Los Angeles. She will use the grant to collaborate with composer Kubilay Uner on a soundtrack for a video installation at the Pasadena Museum of Contemporary Art. 

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Bettina Hubby lives and works in Los Angeles, where she recently organized The Eagle Rock Rock and Eagle Shop (2012), an installation and store that blurred the lines among curator, collector, kitsch, craft, and commerce; Get-Hubbied (2009–2011), a two-year project about the institution of marriage that culminated in a legally binding wedding; and Co-Tour (2008), a bus tour that explored spaces of private significance throughout greater Los Angeles. Her work was included in The Home Show at the California Arts Foundation in 2011. Hubby received her MFA from the School of Visual Arts, New York. Upcoming, her solo show at gallery KM will open on Sept. 7, 2013, as well as a publication of her collages with Iceplant press. She will use the grant to fund collaborative artwork and performances enhancing an installation project at the Santa Monica Museum of Art. 

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Hirokazu Kosaka has been actively advocating Japanese culture and art on behalf of the Japanese American Cultural & Community Center (JACCC) since 1984. In 2012 Kosaka was commissioned by the Getty Center to kick off the Pacific Standard Time Performance and Public Art Festival by transforming the John Paul Getty Center's Arrival Plaza into a sculptural and performative installation with searchlights, dancers, and hundreds of spools of colorful thread, representing the Kalpa, Sanskrit for “a long period of time.” On September 2013, a survey of Kosaka’s 1969-1974 performance work titled, “Project series 46: Hirokazu Kosaka on the Verandah”, will be exhibited at the Pomona College Art Museum. He will use the grant to support this retrospective exhibition. 

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Much of Shizu Saldamando's work is a tribute to the social subcultures of East & South L.A. Her work depicts seemingly mundane social moments and interactions which, upon deeper examination, illustrate the complexity of subjects who are often the living embodiment and legacy of historical struggle. She received her B.A. from UCLA School of Art and Architecture and her MFA from CalArts. She will use the grant to enhance her first West Coast solo museum exhibition at the Vincent Price Art Museum in Monterey Park, CA. 

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Choreographer Pat Taylor is the artistic director of JazzAntiqua Dance & Music Ensemble, which she founded in 1993. She is committed to celebrating jazz as a vital thread in the cultural fabric of African American history and heritage and a defining element of the American experience, through the creation of concert jazz dance works that explore the stories and cultural context within the music. Taylor's work has been presented at Glashuset (Stockholm, Sweden), Cerritos Center for the Performing Arts, Ford Amphitheatre, The Jazz Bakery, Lehman Performing Arts Center (New York), Luckman Fine Arts Complex, Irvine Barclay Theatre, Los Angeles County Museum of Art, California African American Museum, Highways Performance Space, and many other venues. She will use the grant to support the design and creation of costumes for a performance at the Playboy Jazz Festival.

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David Bridel is a playwright, director, choreographer, and clown specialist. His work has been seen in theaters and opera houses in cities around the world, including Los Angeles, New York, London, Tel Aviv, Sao Paulo, Mexico City, Paris, Madrid, Vienna, and Munich. He runs The Clown School, which is based in Los Angeles and has traveled to China, Australia, and Brazil. He will use the grant to fund enhancements to the New York premiere of “Sublimity”, his first solo performance, at the United Solo Festival.

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Jeff Cain is an artist, designer, and curator whose work is based in interdisciplinary research. Under his studio, the Shed Research Institute, his work has been presented at the Getty Center, Los Angeles County Museum of Art, San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions, and many site-specific locations. Jeff has an MFA in Art and Integrated Media from CalArts and is a faculty member at USC Roski School of Fine Arts. He will use the grant to fund transportation and materials for an exhibition of a project at the Lisbon Triennale.

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Kevin Cooley is a visual artist working in photography, video, and public installation. His work examines the interaction between the natural environment and the one that we fabricate. Making use of unusual or overlooked moments in everyday life, his work becomes a meditation on our evolving relationship with technology, nature, and ultimately with each other. His work is in the permanent collection of the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in New York, and the Schwartz Art Collection at Harvard Business School in Cambridge, MA. He is represented by The Kopeikin Gallery Los Angeles where his next solo exhibition will open in January, 2014. He will use the grant to support his first solo museum exhibition, "Elements", at the Museum of Photographic Arts in San Diego. 

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Nova Jiang (b. 1985, China) creates work that encourages the tactile and creative participation of the audience, resulting in structurally open systems in which joy, disorder, and improvisation can thrive. She holds a MFA in media art from UCLA. She has had recent exhibitions at the National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts, Taichung; ICC, Tokyo; Ars Electronica, Linz; Media City Seoul Biennial, Seoul; 01SJ Biennial, San Jose; Sundance, Park City, among other venues. She is the recipient of fellowships from Skowhegan, Eyebeam and Wave Hill. She will use the grant to enhance her project, “Ideogenetic Machine” at the Centre Pompidou in Paris, France.

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Working in installation, painting, photography, and video, artist Flora Kao explores the poetics of human relationship with environment. Examining architecture and technology, Kao mines everyday structures to construct systems of beauty. Kao has exhibited solo at Commonwealth and Council, Gallery 825, Art-merge LAB, HAUS Gallery, the L.A. Art Show, and the UC Irvine University Art Gallery, as well as in group shows in Berlin, New York, San Francisco, and throughout Southern California. She will use the grant to expand the scope of an installation at her first solo museum show.

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Jennie MaryTai Liu's work has most recently been presented at REDCAT (NOW Festival 2013), and at the inaugural Live Arts Exchange through Showbox LA at the Bootleg Theater. She has been produced by New York venues including Dance Theater Workshop, The Ontological-Hysteric Theater, HERE Arts Center, Brooklyn Arts Exchange, and The Bushwick Starr. She has been awarded residencies from the Bogliasco Foundation, Yaddo Arts Colony, Djerassi Resident Artists Program, and received grants from the Multi-Arts Project Fund and the Jerome Foundation Travel and Study Program. She will use the grant to fund the presence of the designers and live vocalist for the New York premiere of “Actress Fury” at The Bushwick Starr.

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A Los Angeles native, Shana Mabari studied at Otis Art Institute of Parsons School of Design, Los Angeles; and l’École Nationale Supérieure des Beaux Arts de Paris. Mabari has collaborated on several projects with leading scientists from Caltech and Institute of Neuroinformatics, Zurich. She holds a patent for the design of "Dynamic Spatial Illusions". Mabari encourages collaborations between science, art, and technology and believes that to further contemporary art we must enthusiastically venture into other disciplines. She will use the grant to enhance the lighting of a public arts commission, “Illuminated”, to be exhibited on Santa Monica Boulevard in West Hollywood.

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Nicole Mitchell is an creative flutist, composer and educator.  A Doris Duke Artist, she is a professor of music at UC Irvine.  She has won the “Top Flutist” award from Jazz Journalist Association and Downbeat Critic’s Poll for four consecutive years (2010-2013) and is a Herb Alpert Award recipient.  She believes that music has the power to heal and transform.  She will use the grant to fund additional rehearsals for the premiere of “When Life’s Door Opens” in Milan, Italy.

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Suzan Pitt is an American film animator and painter, whose surreal, psychological, animated films and paintings have been acclaimed and exhibited worldwide. She teaches in the Experimental Animation program at California Institute of the Arts. She will use the grant to fund the Spanish/English translation and subtitling of her film, “El Doctor”, for presentation at the 35th Festival Internacional del Nuevo Cine Latinoamericano in Habana, Cuba.

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Originally from Brazil, Clarissa Tossin lives and works in Los Angeles. She earned an MFA from California Institute of the Arts in 2009 and was a Core Fellow at the Museum of Fine Arts Houston from 2010 to 2012. In the summer of 2013, she joined the international artist-in-residency program at Artpace San Antonio, curated by Hou Hanru. Earlier this year, her work could be seen at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Detroit as a part of CCA Wattis Institute’s traveling exhibition, When Attitudes Became Form Become Attitudes. She will use the grant to fund four additional photographs for inclusion in her first solo show in Los Angeles.

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Amanda Yates Garcia is a multi-media artist and writer based in Los Angeles. Her work explores the potential for the imagination to act as an annulus between the material and metaphysical realms. Founder of the Los Angeles Mystery Project, her work has been featured at venues ranging from the Brewery Projects, REDCAT, Highways Performance Space, Public Fiction, Side Street Projects, Human Resources, the Ben Maltz, and the Laband Galleries, among others. She will use the grant to print gold foil embossing on the covers of a series of handmade books/art objects in a gallery show at the Ben Maltz Gallery in Los Angeles.

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A multi-faceted composer and conductor, Christopher Anderson-Bazzoli creates music with enduring appeal across cultures and genres. His well-crafted and deeply-felt scores for the indie film world, his innovative works for the classical concert stage, and his skilled musical direction for leading pop acts, have earned him a reputation as an artist with a keen musical insight and a collaborative spirit. He will use his ARC grant to support additional rehearsal and artist accommodations for the world premiere of the musical composition "Continent's End," at the Robinson Jeffers Association annual conference in Pacific Grove, CA.

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Madison Brookshire lives and works in Los Angeles. His interdisciplinary artwork investigates modes of perception and qualities of time. He will use his ARC grant to support equipment rental and enhancement costs for a film installation at Gallery 400 in Chicago.

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Roy Dowell has been working in Los Angeles for the last 35 years making paintings, collages and sculptures. The historically complex language of abstraction is central to the work, but acts as a mutable armature that democratically allows a wide array of influences and sources to attach themselves. He will use his ARC grant to hire an assistant for the production of sculptures being created for an upcoming exhibition in Los Angeles.

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Helga Fassonaki floats between worlds of experimental music and visual art, creating installations, group situations, films, and performances that utilize and question temporality, power structures, subcultures, fan cultures, and the human voice as a crucible for positive transformation. Her upcoming exhibition, 'A Love Song for the Dead C,' is the first in her series of hagiography installations, 'Touching Them, Touching Me' and ties her relationship with the New Zealand experimental band, the Dead C to a broader investigation of the idealization of art heroes, fandom and its wider implications for creative culture. She will use her ARC grant to support artists' fees for an added performance component for a solo exhibition at Human Resources Gallery in Los Angeles.

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Award-winning composer, Mitch Glickman's music has been performed by orchestras and chamber ensembles across the country, along with his work in jazz and film music. He is currently at work on his new comic opera with librettist Elin Hampton, "The Mysterious Princess of Javasu," and will use his ARC grant to support a collaboration with a Javanese gamelan ensemble for the premiere, to be presented by the Opera Buffs at UCLA's Popper Hall in Los Angeles.

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Katherine received her undergraduate degree from Ontario College of Art in Toronto, and her MFA from Rhode Island School of Design in Providence, RI. Her work has been exhibited most recently at See Line Gallery and Acuna-Hansen Gallery, both in Los Angeles, and it has been reviewed in the LA Times and on Artforum.com. She will use her ARC grant to purchase additional lead crystal materials for the exhibition of a new sculpture at the Oklahoma City Museum of Art.

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Katie Grinnan received her BFA from Carnegie Mellon University and her MFA from UCLA. She has had solo exhibitions at Brennan and Griffin in New York, the Armory Center for the Arts in Pasadena, the Whitney Museum of American Art at Altria, the Aspen Art Museum, and at the MAK Center for Art and Architecture in Los Angeles, and has been included in group exhibitions at MOCA, the Hammer Museum, the Whitney Museum, and Modern Art Oxford. She will use her ARC grant to support the creation of additional bases and laminated shell surfaces for the sculpture and performance project "Astrology Orchestra," to be presented by Knowledges at the Mount Wilson Observatory in Los Angeles.

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Julia Haft-Candell was born in Oakland, and currently lives in Los Angeles. She uses ceramics along with a variety of other media to construct sculptures that reinterpret the characteristics of complex systems. She will use her ARC grant to support travel and costs associated with including additional pieces for an upcoming exhibition at Greenwich House Pottery's Jane Hartsook Gallery in New York.

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Kennedy Kabasares is an aerial artist and actor. His current project, PULL, is a narrative circus theater collaboration with writer/performing artist Traci-Kato Kiriyama. He will use his ARC grant to support dramaturgy and additional rehearsal costs for an upcoming performance of "PULL," to be presented at the Asian Pacific Islander Cultural Center in San Francisco.

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Timothy Nolan has exhibited extensively since the 1990's, with shows in Los Angeles, San Francisco, New York and Europe. He received the COLA Fellowship Grant from the City of Los Angeles Department of Cultural Affairs in 2008 and a grant from the Pollock-Krasner Foundation in 2001. He has also received residency fellowships from the Djerassi Resident Artists Program, the Corporation of Yaddo, the Ucross Foundation, the Edward F. Albee Foundation and Stichting Kaus Australis in Rotterdam. He will use his ARC grant to improve fabrication of a large, free-standing sculpture for a solo exhibition at CB1 Gallery in Los Angeles.

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Oguri is a dancer, native of Japan and resident of Venice California since 1990. Oguri’s choreography transforms space and time with imagery, simple materials and literary inspiration. He improvises with musicians and collaborates with composers, artists, poets and other dancers for theater and natural and urban landscapes. He is an artist-in-residence at the Electric Lodge in Venice. He will use his ARC grant to support technical assistance and set redesign for the production of "Cold Dream Colour" at REDCAT in Los Angeles.

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Sarah Rara is a Los Angeles-based artist working with video, installation and performance. She is a contributing member of the band Lucky Dragons, and a principal organizer of Sumi Ink Club, a platform for collaborative art. She will use her ARC grant to support costs of additional sound-proofing and artist fees and travel for the exhibition "A RAY ARRAY," a video installation to be presented at the Images Festival in Toronto, Canada.

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Matt Sheridan works in animation video installation, painting and collage. He has shown work in a variety of venues via installations, performances, broadcast and festivals in the USA, UK, France, Netherlands, Finland, India, Brazil, and Iran. A 2008 MFA recipient from Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, CA, Matt has taught animation at NYU/Tisch School of the Arts (Manhattan and Singapore campuses), SVA and Pratt Institute. Matt has attended artist residencies in France and Finland in 2010/11/12, with an upcoming residency in Brazil in 2013. He will use his ARC grant to enhance technical components for the exhibition of the video animation installation "Triangulation" at Space4Art in San Diego.

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Jonathan Snipes is a composer and sound designer, specializing in pop songs, electro-acoustic music and musique concrète; bridging the gap between music and sound design. Equally at home in academic and commercial settings, his work has been heard in theater, film, television, and video games. He will use his ARC grant to support costs of a musical playback system for the performance run of "PATTY," a Pop! musical event to be presented at Highways Performance Space and Gallery in Los Angeles.

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Rosanna Tavarez was a University Fellow at Ohio State Department of Dance where she completed her MFA. In Los Angeles she has worked with LACDC, Ryan Heffington and Rosanna Gamson/Worldwide, in addition to creating her own choreographic work with a talented group of tango dancers, contemporary dancers and musicians. She will use her ARC grant to support addition of live musicians and costume costs for "The Longest Distance," a new full-evening length dance performance to be presented at Highways Performance Space and Gallery in Los Angeles.

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Yelena Zhelezov is a Belarusian-Israeli artist based in Los Angeles. Yelena’s work investigates the body social and architectural in the imaginary and historic narratives, and as such takes the form of video projection, participatory installation, and puppetry/object performance. Zhelezov serves on the Arts and Cultural Affairs Commission of West Hollywood, and is a recepient of the 2011-2013 Six Points Fellowship. She will use her ARC grant to support additional live music and technical components for the performance of "Uncertainties," to be presented as part of ART24, a new monthly presentation series at The Central House of Artists in Moscow, Russia.

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Bari Ziperstein's work explores America’s perverse love of excess and desire to collect through sculptural tableau. Utilizing a collage aesthetic, her site-specific sculptures challenge viewers to discern the familiar from the strange, and to question psychological, economical and emotional attachments that consumers place on spaces and objects. She will use her ARC grant to support an additional community-based performance component for "1,095: One Year’s Worth of Other People’s Plates," as part of the inaugural Bristol Biennial in Bristol, England.

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Sandy de Lissovoy grew up in Berkeley, CA, and received an MFA from UC Irvine in 2008. His work has recently been seen in Los Angeles at Monte Vista Projects and Las Cienegas Projects, and a screening of his collaborative sculpture and video project, Survival Based Camp, will be shown in April in Brooklyn, NY. He will use his ARC grant to support travel costs and rent a professional audio/visual kit for the screening of a video project on The Archway in DUMBO, Brooklyn.

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Formed in 2010, dark glam opera band Timur and the Dime Museum, described by Los Angeles Times as “punk-operatic spectacle”, appeared at the prestigious ALOUD series; America’s Got Talent; opened for Tiger Lilies, Kristian Hoffman, Mucca Pazza,The Red Paintings, DeVotchKa, Prince Poppycock; Un-cabaret (Margaret Cho); premiered operas “Zoophilic Follies” by Daniel Corral at Redcat’s NOW festival, and “Crescent City” by Anne LeBaron and the Industry LA. Led by Kazakh-American performer Timur, featured in LA Weekly’s Best of LA People Issue 2011, the band embraces multi-disciplinary collaboration as part of their ongoing work with composers and songwriters. Timur will use his ARC grant to support the completion of costumes, designed for an upcoming Timur and the Dime Museum performance at the Prototype Festival in New York City.

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Jami Brandli’s plays include Technicolor Life, BLISS (or Emily Post is Dead!), The Sinker, M-Theory as well as shorter works. Her work has been produced and developed at HotCity Theatre, WordBRIDGE, Ashland New Plays Festival, The Lark, New York Theatre Workshop, Great Plains Theatre Conference, and Rogue Machine Theatre among others. Jami teaches dramatic writing at Lesley University’s low-residency MFA program and is represented by The Gersh Agency. She will use her ARC grant to support sound, set and special effects designers for the Los Angeles premiere of the play "The Sinker" with Bootleg Theatre.

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Jennifer Celio was raised in the suburbs of Los Angeles and now lives and works in Long Beach, CA. Her pencil drawings have been exhibited in solo and group exhibitions in galleries and museums in New York City, the greater Los Angeles area, San Francisco, Atlanta, Indiana, and Canada. She is the recipient of a 2012 Pollock-Krasner Foundation grant, and her work has received critical review in publications such as The Los Angeles Times, Art Ltd. Magazine, Art Papers, LA Weekly, Artillery Magazine, and the Huffington Post. She will use her ARC grant to support the creation and framing of two new large scale drawings for a solo exhibition at California State University, Dominguez Hills.

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Maya Gurantz, a Los Angeles-based artist, recently received her MFA in Art from UC Irvine. For the decade previous she was an award-winning director of original experimental theater. Her work in movement, video, installation, and community-based projects interrogates how America performs itself in its myths, rituals, and fantasies; formally, she borrows from dance, theater, film, and vernacular forms of manipulating sensation. She will use her ARC grant to enhanced materials for "The Whore's Dialogue," a multi-channel video installation, at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Denver. 

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William E. Jones is an artist and filmmaker who has made two feature length experimental films, Massillon (1991) and Finished (1997), the documentary Is It Really So Strange? (2004), and many short videos. He has published the following books: Tearoom (2008), and Selections from The Anatomy of Melancholy by Robert Burton (2008), Heliogabalus (2009), Halsted Plays Himself (2011); Between Artists: Thom Andersen & William E. Jones and Imitation of Christ are forthcoming in 2013. He will use his ARC grant to support high quality digital prints and mastering of video footage for "Two Explosions," an exhibition to be presented at New York University, in windows facing Washington Square Park.

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Vishal Jugdeo is an Los Angeles based artist working in video, installation, sculpture and sound. His work has recently been featured in solo and group exhibitions at the Hammer Museum and LAXART in Los Angeles, The Orange County Museum of Art, the Witte De With Center for Contemporary Art, Rotterdam, The Netherlands, as well as The Western Front and Helen Pitt Gallery in Vancouver. He teaches video and intermedia at California State University Long Beach. He will use his ARC grant to purchase two video projectors for installations in a solo exhibition at Thomas Solomon Gallery, Los Angeles.

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In 2004 Elena Manferdini founded Atelier Manferdini, a design office based in Los Angeles, California. Atelier Manferdini is currently designing a pavilion for MOCA and a gallery installation for the Pacific Design Center, and recently completed two large scale projects in New York and United Kingdom; an interactive installation for Sephora’s newly opened scent museum in New York’s Meatpacking District, and an “Inverted Crystal Cathedral” art piece for the Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery in the UK, sponsored by Swarovski. In 2008 and 2010, Ms. Manferdini curated the West Coast USA session of the Beijing Biennale exhibition, and has lectured widely, including at MIT, Princeton, GSD and Bauhaus. She was recently awarded one of the prestigious 2011 annual grants from the United States Artists (USA) in the category of architecture and design. She will use her ARC grant to support printing of vinyl for a pavilion, to be designed and built for an upcoming exhibition at the Museum of Contemporary Art of Los Angeles.

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Elana Mann is an artist whose explores alternative economies, empathetic exchange, and the politics of resistance. Recently she has been investigating listening strategies in protest movements, Feminist Art, and armed conflict, which will be explored in two upcoming solo exhibitions in 2013 at Side Street Projects, Pasadena, CA and The Ben Maltz Gallery at the Otis College of Art and Design, Los Angeles, CA. Mann creates performances, installations, videos, photographs and public projects. She will use her ARC grant to support artist fees for an acoustic engineer and four additional artists to create participatory listening events for "Listening as (a) movement," a public art commission with Side Street Projects.

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Amitis Motevalli is an artist born in Iran and moved to the US in 1977 pre-revolution. She currently lives and works in Los Angeles, exhibiting art internationally as well as organizing to create an active and resistant cultural discourse through information exchange, either in art, pedagogy or organizing artist and educators. She explores the cultural resistance and survival of people living in poverty, conflict and war. Her experience as a working-class immigrant in Los Angeles, is foundational to her drive for creating art that contests stereotypical beliefs about people living in diaspora. She will user her ARC grant to support laser cutting for a specialized chandelier and fabrication of customized silk scarves for an installation at the Museum at California State University Stanislaus.

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John David O'Brien works as an artist in sculpture (studio and public art), installation, and drawing. In his ongoing work, he creates new and site specific artwork for gallery/project exhibitions. He graduated from the Accademia di Belle Arti in Rome Italy with an AA.BB. in 1982, he was qualified as a Master Printer at the Calcografia Nazionale in 1984 and obtained an MFA from the University of Southern California, Los Angeles in 1989. In 2008 and 2010, he had solo exhibitions at Kristi Engle Gallery, Los Angeles, where he was represented. He will use his ARC grant to support costs for the build-out of an entrance wall and two modified large-scale digital photo transfers on decal for an upcoming installation at the Pasadena Museum of Contemporary Art.

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Prumsodun Ok works to positively transform our world through his practice as an artist, teacher, writer, and idea generator. His interdisciplinary performance works contemplate René Daumal’s expression of “the avant-garde in antiquity,” mining the tradition of Khmer classical dance to explore the intersection of contemporary social issues and new possibilities for performance. Among many honors, Prum is a TED Fellow, and he is currently Associate Artistic Director of Khmer Arts and serves on the Board of Directors of the Alliance for California Traditional Arts. He will use his ARC grant to support artists' fees and costume design for the premiere of "Khemara: A Country in Three Acts," which will be presented at CSULB's University Art Museum.

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Chi-wang Yang is a Los Angeles-based director of theater and live performance. Whether in the form of plays, concerts, or installation, his work explores the unstable intersections of body, narrative and technology. He is a founding member of Cloud Eye Control and teaches at the California Institute of the Arts. He will use his ARC grant to purchase new projections screens and updated software for "UNDER POLARIS," to be presented at the Santiago a Mil International Festival.

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Guy Zimmerman is a playwright, director and filmmaker living in Los Angeles. Since 2001 he has served as the Artistic Director of Padua Playwrights, staging dozens of celebrated productions of new plays by established and emerging playwrights. He will use his ARC grant to support designer fees and travel expenses for the presentation of the play "The Black Glass" at Ballhaus OST in Berlin, Germany.

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NICK+JAMES (Nicholas Duran and Jmy James Kidd) is a team of experimental dance artists. Having both spent ten years dancing in New York City, Nick Duran and Jmy James Kidd have joined forces to make new dance work together in Los Angeles. This year’s performances include premiers at Pieter Performance Art Space Dance, Highways Performance Space, REDCAT (NOW Festival), and SOMArts (This is What I Want, part of the National Queer Arts Festival). They will use their ARC grant to enhance production elements and additional composer collaboration for participation in THIS IS WHAT I WANT: 2012 National Queer Arts Performance Festival at SOMArts Cultural Center in San Francisco. 

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Deanna Erdmann is an artist and educator living and working in Los Angeles. She received her MFA (2008) from University of California, San Diego, where she was a Russel Grant recipient, and BA (2002) from UC Irvine. Her work has been featured in solo and group exhibitions at the Hammer Museum, Luis De Jesus, Patrick Painter, REDCAT, LACE, Kavi Gupta Berlin, Sundown Salon, Lui Velasquez, compactspace, The New Children’s Museum San Diego, workspace, Control Room and Statler Waldorf. Upcoming, she has a solo exhibition at Angel's Gate Cultural Center, her work will be included in Dirty Looks: On Location NYC, and at REDCAT. She will use her ARC for technical equipment to enhance "Quartet For the End of Time," a solo exhibition at Angel’s Gate Cultural Center Arts Gallery in San Pedro, CA. 

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Nehara Kalev is a dancer, choreographer and New York native who has been based in Los Angeles since 1998. As Co-Founder of Catch Me Bird, she has produced full-length works and community programs with the support of The ARC Grant, Djerassi Resident Artists Program, The Wallace Alexander Gerbode, The Flourish Foundation, The Scripps Foundation, the LA County Arts Commission, and the LA Department of Cultural Affairs. She looks forward to teaching more master classes and developing new work in Italy this fall, supported by the Bogliasco Fellowship. She will use her ARC grant to support additional equipment and collaboration with video artist David Szlasa for the premiere of "Off the Walls," a new music and dance collaboration premiering at the de Young Museum in San Francisco. 

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Hilja Keadings' work has been exhibited nationally and internationally, including definitive exhibitions such as the Gettys' "History of Video in California." Described as a "pioneer of Los Angeles Video Art," Keading's work examines psychological, comedic, and perceptual conditions through which we define and interpret "reality." She will use her ARC grant to enhance technical elements for "Unnatural," a new video installation exhibition at Bass Museum in Florida. 

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Betty Lee is a Los Angeles-based artist whose work explores issues of identity and ethnicity. As a Chinese-American her work is informed by a rich family history and by the diverse communities of Southern California. She will use her grant to support costs of framing large scale photographs for "deConstructing Chinatown," a group exhibition at the Chinese American Museum in Los Angeles. 

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Emily Mast is a visual artist who works primarily with people, movement and sound to advocate uncertainty as live sculptural material. Her work has been seen at MUHKA in Antwerp, Mains d’Oeuvres in Paris, Samson Projects in Boston, and LACMA, REDCAT, the Velaslavasay Panorama Theater, Human Resources, Steve Turner Contemporary, Blackbox and 533 in Los Angeles. She has been an artist-in-residence at Skowhegan, Yaddo and the Headlands. She will use her ARC grant to support collaboration with ASL interpreter Lisa Reynolds and lighting designer Chris Kuhl for the premiere of the performance piece "B!RDBRA!N" at REDCAT's New Original Works Festival in Los Angeles. 

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Miwa Matreyek is an internationally recognized animator, designer, and multi-media artist based in Los Angeles. She creates animated short films as well as live works that integrate animation, performance, and video installation. Her work has been shown internationally in animation/film festivals, theater festivals, performance festival, as well as art galleries, science museums, and tech conferences. She will use her ARC grant to support costs of building a new screen for "Mapping of Countries Yet to Come," a new performance work premiering at Center for the Arts, Eagle Rock. 

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Ntare Guma Mbaho Mwine is a first generation Ugandan-American working in photography, theatre, film and television. Ntare received his MFA in Acting from New York University and completed studies at The Moscow Arts Theatre in Russia, The Royal National Theatre in London and The University of Virginia. Ntare is currently an Adjunct Professor at USC, and he previously taught at Yale University and has taught theatre and film artists in more than a dozen countries in Africa. He will use his ARC grant to support video production and collaboration with director Emily Hoffman for "A Missionary Position," a multi-media theater work premiering at REDCAT in Los Angeles. 

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Jessica Rath's sculptures, photographs and installations question our ideals about the natural world and provide metaphors for the beauty of survival. In her most recent work, Rath acts as an aesthetic liaison between scientists and the public to create “Take Me to the Apple Breeder,” a three-year collaborative project with Cornell University plant genetics research stations. The resulting series of photographs and sculptures will be shown this August at Jack Hanley Gallery, New York and return to Los Angeles as a solo show at the Pasadena Museum of California Art in October, 2012. She will use her ARC grant to support larger photographic prints and an additional sculptural element for "Take Me to the Apple Breeder," at the Pasadena Museum of California Art. 

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"Patricia Scanlon is a versatile writer and performer whose work has been seen in both Los Angeles and New York. She has received wide acclaim for her Chaplinesque Existential Tramp, HILDY HILDY, which ran for six seasons on both coasts and was later presented as a play by Lily Tomlin and Jane Wagner. Her new and exciting interdisciplinary theater piece, DEATH OF A SALESGIRL, is opening at Los Angeles' Bootleg Theater in October to be directed by Matthew McCray with video design by Adam Flemming, animation by Dan Lund, along with lighting and sets by Francois-Pierre Couture. She will use her ARC grant to support collaboration with a set designer and additional video elements for the production of "Death of a Salesgirl" at the Bootleg Theater. 

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Kim Schoen's work in photography and video installation experiments with the rhetorics of display, focusing on the mechanics and latent poetics in the commercial landscape that surrounds us. She received her M.F.A. in photography from CalArts in 2005 and her Masters in Philosophy from the photography department at The Royal College of Art in London in 2008. Recent exhibitions of her work include A Voyage Around My Room (Norma Mangione Gallery, Turin), A Man Asleep (LM Projects, Los Angeles), and Trust Fall (The Whitechapel Gallery, London). She will use her ARC grant to support technical enhancements and equipment rental for the video project "The Hysteric's Discourse," being presented as part of the exhibition "Knowledges" at the Mount Wilson Observatory in Pasadena. 

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Choreographer and performer Christine Suarez has created ten evening-length dance-theater works, numerous site-specific events and close to a dozen dances for the theater and film in the U.S. and abroad. She is devoted to creating dance in unexpected places with unexpected people. Her work has been hailed "savvy" by The New York Times, "poignant" by the Los Angeles Times and "old fashioned knock-em dead choreography" by Newsday New York. She will use her ARC grant to support the addition of costumes and set design for the premiere of "Mother.F*cker.," a dance-theater performance at Highways Performance Space in Los Angeles. 

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"Los Angeles-based artist Jennifer West makes 16mm, 35mm, and 70mm films by manipulating the film celluloid to a level of performance. Her recent exhibitions include "Aloe Vera and Butter," S1 Artspace, Sheffield, England (solo, 2012), "Out of Focus Photography," Saatchi Gallery, London (2012) and "Painter's Panting," Contemporary Arts Center, Atlanta (2012). She has been commissioned for special projects and exhibitions at High Line Art, New York, NY (2012); MIT List Visual Art Center (2011); The Aspen Art Museum (2010) and at The TATE Modern (2009). She will use her ARC grant to support equipment and digital upgrades for "One Film Film," a solo exhibition and public performance being presented at Highline Art in New York. 

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Cheng-Chieh Yu is a LA choreographer whose Dance/Theatre works have been produced and commissioned by numerous venues in NYC, LA and internationally in China, Taiwan, Singapore and Germany. She has been a company member performing with international touring modern dance companies; including Cloud Gate Dance Theater of Taiwan, Jose Limon Dance Co, Bebe Miller Dance Co. and Ralph Lemon Dance Project of NYC. Her current choreographic projects include The Brecht Trilogy and a Dance for Camera co-commission by the Guangdong Modern Dance Company/China and the Jumping Frames Dance Video International Festival. She will use her ARC grant to support technical upgrades for the premiere of “Martiality, Not Fighting,” a dance for camera co-commission by the Guangdong Modern Dance Company and the Jumping Frames International Dance Video Festival, premiering at the Jumping Frames International Dance Video Festival 2012 in Hong Kong. 

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Richard Alger is co-founder and executive director of the Los Angeles based theatre company, Theatre Movement Bazaar. With artistic director Tina Kronis, he is a co-creator of the company's 15 original works since its inception. His emphasis is consistently on concept and text, occasionally on design and performance. Richard holds a B.S. in mechanical engineering and has been active in the motion picture industry for 20 years.

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Lara Bank is a Los Angeles artist producing conceptual participatory artworks questioning notions of ownership, space, communication, equity, and accomplishment through communal actions. Her projects question where art can happen and test the limits of what we think of as an artistic practice, such as conceptual curation and gallery direction with Sea and Space Explorations, LA, a 501(c)(3) non-profit art gallery project or The Portable Forest, wearable and portable foliage for public interactions. Bank received an MFA in Studio Art from Cal Arts in 1998 and an MFA in Painting from the University of Maryland at College Park in 1996. She will us her ARC grant to ship back work, extend stay by one week at an art center, and pay performers.

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Tuni Chatterji’s films have been screened at venues and festivals around the world in places such as the Musuem of Modern Art in New York, the Rotterdamn International Film Festival and Printemps du Septembre in Toulouse, France. She became a Fulbright Fellow in 2007, receiving funding to research in Bangladesh for her film Okul Nodi. She is an active participant in the experimental cinema community in Los Angeles, and was recently chosen as an Artist in Residence at the Echo Park Film Center. Tuni has an MFA from CalArts. She will us her ARC grant for finishing funds for the documentary, OKUL NODI, in preparation for the premiere screening at the South Asian Festival in San Francisco.

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Kate Costello is an artist who lives and works in Los Angeles; she holds a BA from Tufts University and a MFA from University of Southern California. Her work draws on art historical traditions, including portraiture, architectural ornament, pattern design, and archetypal narratives. Details from visual and cultural histories are reformed by Costello and realized as sculptures, large-scale drawings, photographs and filmic interpretations of familiar stories. She will us her ARC grant to collaborate to create new works at Ceramica Suro facility in Mexico for an upcoming installation.

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Mark Z. Danielewski is the bestselling author of House of Leaves and National Book Award finalist Only Revolutions. He is currently writing The Familiar, a 27-volume novel about a 12-year-old girl who finds a kitten. In October 2012, Pantheon Books will release the The Fifty Year Sword, which will be accompanied by a nationwide tour featuring special performances in Chicago, New York, San Francisco, Seattle, and a third-annual return to REDCAT in Los Angeles. He will use his ARC grant to greatly enhance the stage performances of The Fifty Year Sword by adding celebrated pianist and NPR host Christopher O’Riley—and his original music—to the production.

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Tony de los Reyes’ work was the subject of the exhibition and catalog Chasing Moby-Dick: Selected Works by Tony de los Reyes (2010) at the Santa Barbara Museum of Art, which will travel to the New Britain Museum of American of Art in December 2012. Reviews and articles include Art in America, X-TRA, Modern Painters and the Los Angeles Times. De los Reyes received an MFA from the San Francisco Art Institute; he lives and works in Los Angeles. He will us his ARC grant to support travel to a solo exhibition at the New Britain Museum of American Art.

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Shelley Gazin is a grantee of the California Council for the Humanities, The Durfee Foundation, The James Irvine Foundation, Righteous Persons Foundation, The Memorial Foundation for Jewish Culture and others for on-going work that promotes cultural awareness and preservation. As an artist and editorial photographer Gazin’s work constitutes an an archive that illuminates the 20th and 21st Century social, political, entrepreneurial and spiritual landscape. Gazin was born in Los Angeles and earned her B.A., M.A. & California Teaching Credentials at UCLA while pioneering studies in video and its applications in education. She currently lives in Marina del Rey. She will us her ARC grant to repair recycled frames & to print new images for an upcoming exhibit of at the UCLA Fowler Museum of Cultural History.

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Sherin Guirguis was born in Luxor, Egypt in 1974. She received her BA from the University of California, Santa Barbara in 1997 and her MFA from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas in 2001. Raised in Cairo and now living in Los Angeles, Guirguis' work investigates cultural, political and feminist history of ornamentation. Her work engages both formal and social concerns by juxtaposing the reductive Western language of minimalist aesthetics with that of Eastern Arabic ornamentation. She will us her ARC grant to create the third and central sculpture in a series titled the "Cairo Trilogy," which will be exhibited together with new paintings at the Scottsdale Museum of Art in Arizona.

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Grace Lee is an independent filmmaker of both fiction and documentary films based in Los Angeles. Previous credits include THE GRACE LEE PROJECT(2005) and AMERICAN ZOMBIE (2007). Her most recent feature film JANEANE FROM DES MOINES had its world premiere at the 2012 Toronto International Film Festival. She will us her ARC grant to support travel and the cost of a digital print for a world premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival.

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Cynthia Ling Lee (MFA, UCLA) instigates thoughtful, friction-filled dialogues between American postmodern dance and North Indian classical kathak. Her intercultural, interdisciplinary choreography has been presented at venues such as Dance Theater Workshop (New York), REDCAT (Los Angeles), Taman Ismail Marzuki (Jakarta), Kuandu Arts Festival (Taipei), and Chandra-Mandapa: Spaces (Chennai). A member of the Post Natyam Collective, Cynthia received a 2002-3 Thomas J. Watson Fellowship, a 2006 APPEX Fellowship, and a 2010 Taipei Artist Village residency. She will us her ARC grant to hire a director and technical director for an upcoming performance, Un(Epic) Wonder Women, at the Integrier-Baron in Munich.

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A graduate in the MFA program at CalArts in 2003, Matt Lucero has exhibited in Southern California and New York at spaces such as New Museum, New York, Armand Hammer Museum, Los Angeles, SF Moma, San Francisco, LAXART, Los Angeles and the Orange County Museum of Art for the 2008 California Biennial. His work utilizes performance, installation and interventions that use commercial marketing and design strategies to open a debate over consumer, public vs. private issues of space, as well as display and representation. Matt Lucero is a member of art collective The Propeller Group, with fellow collaborators Phunam and Tuan Andrew Nguyen. They will us their ARC grant to support travel to an exhibition to install work and upgrade display equipment at the SF Moma.

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Alison O'Daniel engages materials and color in a tactile practice that extends across mediums to explore perceptual, emotional and bodily comprehension. She utilizes sound - and its synesthetic displacement onto materials - to explore the bleeding of narrative between the cinematic experience, performance and objects in the gallery or viewing space. O'Daniel is a recipient of a 2012 Franklin Furnace Fund fellowship, a 2011 California Community Foundation fellowship and will be a resident at the Fine Arts Work Center, the Bemis Center, and the Wexner Center between 2012 to 2014 where she will be completing two new film projects and series of objects. She will us her ARC grant to purchase equipment and hire Sign Language Interpreter Lisa Reynolds to provide a live Sign Language accompanied score for touring the film "NIGHT SKY."

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Born in India, Sohini Ray is a master-artiste of classical Manipuri dance from Northeastern India. She studies with the legendary master the late Guru Bipin Singh in India for over twenty years and has won numerous awards and fellowships as a performer. She is the founder/artistic director of Manipuri Dance Visions (www.manipuridancevisions.com) based in greater Los Angeles where she does both performance and production and also research and archival work on Manipuri dance. She will us her ARC grant to hire a lighting designer and support video restoration and editing enhancements.

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"Maureen Selwood, born in Dublin, Ireland, started making films after graduating from the Tisch School of the Arts in New York. Her work utilizes hand-drawn animation and live-action footage for films, installations, and performances. Her films and installations take us into the strange, beautiful, and sometimes terrifying lands of the mind. She has been a recipient of many prizes and residences, an American Academy in Rome Prize Fellow, a Guggenheim Fellow, MacDowell Fellowship, COLA Fellowship, American Film Institute Independent Filmmaker Grant, New York State Filmmaker Grant and others. She in on the faculty of CalArts in the Film/Video School. She will us her ARC grant to digitize an animation piece to Blue Ray.

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Miranda Wright is a creative producer for live performance and founder of Los Angeles Performance Practice. She works with a network of local and international artists and supports the creation of original works emerging from Los Angeles that are socially, aesthetically, and technologically innovative. Miranda specializes in international collaborations and modeling new infrastructure for works in performance. She will us her ARC grant to collaborate with scenic designer Jeff Becker.

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To purchase additional lighting and electric equipment and hire additional installation assistance for "Arataland," a survey exhibition, opening at the Beacon Arts Building in Los Angeles on March 26, 2011.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | First Quarter

To engage additional collaborators, purchase costumes and ship additional props to Berlin and Munich for workshops and performances at the NK Project in Berlin and the Transformation-Transmission-Transatlantic Festival in Munich.

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For development, printing and framing costs of two additional photography pieces for "LA-LIKE: Transgressing the Pacific," a solo exhibit opening June 18, 2011 at Las Cienegas Projects in Los Angeles.

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To upgrade and purchase new key pieces of equipment for the development and performance of new experimental music compositions at the "The Stone" in New York City on May 14, 2011.

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To create and include additional ultraviolet-reactive "Albedo Paintings" and specialized lighting for solo exhibit "Shadowlighter," to open June 26, 2011 at the Armory Center for the Arts in Pasadena, CA.

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To support framing costs for the solo exhibit "Doo-Dahz," opening on May 15, 2011 at the off ramp gallery in Pasadena, CA.

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To add two additional architectural steel screens to a solo exhibit at China Art Objects Gallery in Los Angeles, opening May 21, 2011.

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To replace a gas generator power source with a combined solar and wind power unit for the land-based art project "Desert Lighthouse," presented by the Center for Land Use Interpretation at their Desert Research Station in the Mojave Desert, on exhibit late March 2011 through June 2011.

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To hire a choreographer and director/dramaturg for the development and premiere of a new solo work, "Watashi Niwa Jishinga Aru: I Have A Spine," at the Under Construction solo performance festival, presented by Working Group Theatre in Iowa City, Iowa, April 22, 2011 to May 1, 2011.

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To add sculptural and video projection elements to "B.G.O.P" (working title), a new solo performance piece to premiere as part of "So Funny It Hurts," a four part performance series being presented by LACE (Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions) in April 2011.

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To convert archival footage and engage boom operator services for completion of the documentary film project "The Nomad's Song," to be broadcast and screened in Almaty, Kazakhstan as part of the premiere of composer Anne LeBaron's "The Silent Steppe Cantata" on March 25, 2011.

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To provide accommodations and performance fees to an additional Panamanian saxophonist to play with Phil Ranelin and Tribe Renaissance for "Eric Dolphy Day," kicking off National Black Music Month at the Barbara Morrison Performing Arts Center in Los Angeles on June 4, 2011.

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To hire additional artist assistants to aid in the large-scale installation phase of the exhibition of "Painted Over/Under: Parts 1-4," presented by LACE (Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions), opening on March 25, 2011 in Los Angeles.

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To support completion of color correction on film components and provide fees, travel and accommodation to additional collaborators to add live performance to a solo exhibition at Clifton Benevento Gallery in New York City, opening June 14, 2011.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | First Quarter

To add multi-panel video projections of companion texts to "THE BLUE AT THE BASE OF THE FLAME," a solo exhibition opening in July 2011 at the Center for Jewish History and Yeshiva University Museum in New York City.

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To hire two music collaborators, a lighting designer and a rigger for "The Need," a new evening-length work, premiering at Highways Performance Space on July 29, 2011.

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To engage a composer, technical designer and lighting designer for ""trembler.SHIFTER," a new REDCAT-commissioned, evening-length experimental dance work premiering June 2-5, 2011 as part of RECDCAT's 2011 Spring season in Los Angeles.

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To hire a lighting designer, purchase lighting equipment, and add projections to the production of "Crooked Road," developed and premiering at Streetlamp Studio in Los Angeles, running March 18 to April 2, 2011.

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To construct additional props and hire Ann Closs-Farley to design and construct costumes for "CAT LADY," an ensemble performance piece premiering at Diversework in Houston, Texas on March 26, 2011.

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To support enhanced sound and video production elements for work to be presented at the Myrna Loy Center for the Performing and Media Arts in Helena, Montana as part of the National Performance Network.

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To purchase musical instruments and a sampler needed for the sound design on a production of "Hamlet, Prince of Puddles," to be presented in Lafayette, Louisiana.

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To support enhanced costumes and added travel for a presentation of choreographic work at the Oldham County Arts Center's 2011-2012 Performance Series, in the Louisville, Kentucky area.

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To purchase enhanced costumes for dancers and musicians for an international tour of the production "Tap Roots" to three African countries.

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To complete additional sculptural elements and fabricate museum-quality display cases for a solo exhibition at Pitzer College Art Galleries.

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To support collaborator fees for an experimental performance theater installation being presented at Machine Project in Los Angeles.

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To support additional travel and collaboration fees for musicians to participate in collaborative performances at the Whitney Biennial.

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To purchase supplies for the addition of a new large-scale painting for a survey exhibition presentation at LA Pierce College Gallery.

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To enhance multimedia components for a dance performance presented by Native Strategies in Los Angeles.

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To hire dramaturgical support and extend collaboration with designers and cast for the world premiere of "Eternal Thou" at Atwater Village Theater in Los Angeles.

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To support enhanced printing, framing costs and fabrication assistance for a solo exhibition at Avenue 50 Studio Annex Gallery in Los Angeles.

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To complete five additional large-scale photographs for a solo exhibition at the Perloff Gallery, UCLA Department of Architecture and Urban Design.

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To support custom mounts for a series of miniature sculptures presented as part of an exhibition at CUE Art Foundation in New York.

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To support framing costs for an exhibition at Sam Lee Gallery in Chinatown, Los Angeles.

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To support framing costs for a solo exhibition of drawings at Galerie Louis Carre & Cie in Paris.

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To support costs of sculpture/projection 'flats' for a performance of "Analog: Among Nations (Mostly)" at MAK Center for Art and Architecture at the Schindler House, in Los Angeles.

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To support dramaturgical and sound elements for the premiere of the play "Pentagon Papers" at Santa Monica Playhouse in Los Angeles.

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To enhance media and lighting elements for the tour of "The Patchwork Girl of Oz" to New York.

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To support enhanced production elements and artistic collaboration for the presentation of "Refugee Nation" at Latino Theater Company in Los Angeles.

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To fabricate additional sculptures for a museum show at Artium, a contemporary art museum in Vitoria-Gasteiz, Spain.

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To support the purchase of additional equipment for a puppetry performance to be presented by Automata in Los Angeles.

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To support shipping and crating expenses for the inclusion of a new sculpture for a solo exhibition at Seventeen Gallery in London.

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To support enhanced video and sound elements and extended collaboration for a production of "Reactor: Simple Clean Efficient" as part of the Company Creation Festival at Son of Semele Ensemble in Los Angeles.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | Second Quarter

To support the hiring Actors' Equity Association members and enhance puppetry elements for her adaptation of Shakespeare's "The Tempest," at the Annenberg Community Beach House as part of their Beach=Culture series, August 10-14, 2011.

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To support professional editing, printing and framing costs, and travel expenses for his exhibition at A Somewhat Secret Place: Disability And Art in Portland, Oregon, July 2, 2011-July 30, 2011.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | Second Quarter

To support additional rehearsals and dance performers for the presentation of his ensemble Samba Society at the World Festival of Sacred music in Los Angeles, October 6, 2011.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | Second Quarter

To support framing costs and fabrication assistance for a solo exhibition at Blythe Projects in Culver City, September 10-October 22, 2011.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | Second Quarter

To support the cost of a DJ and choreographer for the premiere full production of her play "blu," at Los Angeles Theatre Center in Los Angeles, opening October 28th, 2011 for a four week run.

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To support additional music and sound elements for "Homestretch," at Highways Performance Space in Los Angeles, October 21-22, 2011.

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To support travel and cost of including a live musician and composer and enhanced live video elements for the west coast premiere of "A SUICIDE BOMBING BY INVITATION ONLY (BOMBING)" at Hi-Lite Gallery in Los Angeles, June 16-18, 2011.

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To support additional rehearsals and artist fees for his performance at the opening of the Angel City Jazz Festival at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art on October 23, 2011.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | Second Quarter

To support framing costs for her solo photography exhibition at Blythe Projects in Culver City, October 2011.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | Second Quarter

To support cost of a high fidelity telecine for the screening of her film "Llora Cuando Te Pase (Cry When It Happens)" at the Edinborough International Film Festival, June 15-26, 2011.

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To support the purchase of video equipment for his exhibition and participation in the American Embassy in Bangkok's Arts Initiative Program in Thailand, July 10, 2011.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | Second Quarter

To support film transfer costs for participation in the Laguna Art Museum's Best Kept Secret exhibition, October 30, 2011-January 22, 2012.

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To support additional projection and upgraded production elements for the premiere of her play "Sun Sisters" by Company of Angels Theater in Los Angeles, July 23 2011-Aug 21, 2011.

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To support costume elements and additional dance artists and rehearsals for the premiere of "Obviam Somes" at Santa Barbara - A Dance and Physical Theater (SB-ADaPT) Festival, June 15, 2011-June 19, 2011

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To support enhanced production elements for the world premiere of her play "NIGHT OVER ERZINGA" by Golden Thread Productions in San Francisco, September 15, 2011-October 9, 2011.

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To support transportation and artist fees for two additional performers for her presentation as a featured artist at The Jogja International Performing Arts Festival in Indonesia, September 23-29, 2011.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | Second Quarter

To support mounting and framing costs for her solo exhibition at Autonomie in Los Angeles, September 9, 2011-30, 2011.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | Second Quarter

To support upgraded printing costs for his solo exhibit at Angels Gate Cultural Center in San Pedro, September 10, 2011-January 6, 2012.

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To pay for equipment, programming and a collaborating artist fee to upgrade and enhance the sound and video elements of multi-media works in my five-year survey exhibition at San Diego State University Art Gallery.

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To hire a specialist in After Effects software for an installation at the Pasadena Museum of California Art.

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With support from The ARC Grant, I will be able to fully realize my new play while in residence at EMPAC, a career launching opportunity, by owning the technical equipment necessary for my residency/commission and future touring dates.

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To create a professionally fabricated version a participatory installation called the Mirrorbox, which will be exhibited at Main D'Oeuvres in France.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | Third Quarter

To support additional framing costs for an upcoming solo exhibition at the Palo Alto Research Center in 2012.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | Third Quarter

To support the exhibition of video installation to be created with painter Llyn Foulkes for "Two Schools of Cool" at the Orange County Museum of Art.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | Third Quarter

To hire an animator and motion graphics artist to enhance treatment of photos and drawings in the documentary, A Flicker in Eternity, screening at the National Center in Nov. 2011.

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To complete additonal sculptural work for an upcoming solo exhibition at LTD Gallery in Los Angeles.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | Third Quarter

To support technical direction, rehearsal space, & lighting design for a work entitled SCAN, a performance-based video installation that will be presented at the 2011 AxS Festival at the Wind Tunnel Gallery, Art Center.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | Third Quarter

To support costs for three live musician and an original commissioned musical score for a new site-specific work, "The Movement Portrait Project" at the Museum of Latin American Art, Long Beach.

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To support framing costs for the solo exhibit, Their Ways, opening October 2, 2011 at the Armory Center for the Arts in Pasadena, CA.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | Third Quarter

To hire Haitian artist/performer collaborators and pay for airfare for an LA based director and choreographer, Asher Hartman for a new performance for the Ghetto Biennial in Haiti, December 2011.

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To commission a sound mixer for the documentary film "Rock the Boat", screening at the New World FEST in Santa Monica in Oct. 2011.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | Third Quarter

To enhance the presentation of an installation "Our Bodies, Ourselves - the book, I mean" at the 40th Anniversary Conference of the Boston Women's Healthbook Collective.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | Third Quarter

To hire a professional print maker to augment a presentation at Univ. of Bristol (Oct 14) and a two-person show at the Sweeney Art Gallery in Riverside (Jan 28 2012).

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To support costs of additional gessoed wood panel painting and hiring life drawing models.

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To enhance the performance of a newly commissioned work for brass instruments for a site-specific performance in Culver City.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | Third Quarter

To acquire special undergarments for the performance of an adaptation of my work, Fimmine, to be performed in Kimonos and to pay for 16 extra rehearsal hours to perfect kimono use.

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To hire a Professional Sound Designer and rent quality sound equipment for the premiere of a new full-length rock opera, presented by Sacred Fools Theater in Los Angeles.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | Third Quarter

To support cost of building custom wood tables for the display of artist's books at an upcoming solo exhibition at CUE Art Foundation in New York.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | First Quarter

To upgrade equipment and hire an assistant in preparation for a solo video installation at Dobaebasca HQ in Seoul, Korea in spring 2010.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | First Quarter

For printing and framing of photographs for a retrospective exhibition at the Institute of Visual Arts at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee in summer 2010.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | First Quarter

To extend scale and oversee the installation of a solo exhibition at the Fort Wayne Museum of Art in summer 2010.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | First Quarter

For soundtrack and equipment for the presentation of a new video work at the Henry Moore Institute in London and Leeds, UK in spring 2010.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | First Quarter

For enhanced lighting and to expand the scale of a sculptural installation of "Food Pyramid" at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art in March 2010.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | First Quarter

For set and costumes for a hip hop performance as part of the 2010 AIR Program at Prostor Plus in Rijeka, Croatia in spring 2010.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | First Quarter

For lighting design. technical direction and a mini-projector for the performance of "Bureau of Small Requests" at the 10th Annual Great Small Works Theater Festival in New York in spring 2010.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | First Quarter

To purchase swords for the combat choreography of The Three Musketeers  at the Will Geer Theatricum Botanicum in summer 2010.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | First Quarter

For additional rehearsal, movement direction and the integration of the Sonos a cappella group into the dance work "Gods and Marionettes" by LA Contemporary Dance Company at the Ford Amphitheatre in June 2010.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | First Quarter

For additional rehearsal space and to add three additional dancers to the performance of the musical work Thanksgiving for Heroes by the San Francisco Bach Choir at Calvary Presbyterian Church in San Francisco in May 2010.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | First Quarter

For travel to oversee installation of a solo exhibition at Proof Gallery in Boston in spring 2010.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | First Quarter

To frame paintings for a solo survey exhibition at the Hickory Museum of Art in North Carolina in summer 2010.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | First Quarter

For final sound mix and online edit of the film "Dissolution" for premieres at REDCAT in Los Angeles and at the Tel Aviv Cinematheque in Israel in summer 2010. 

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | First Quarter

For the production of offset prints to accompany a COLA exhibition at the Barsndall Municipal Art Gallery in Los Angeles in spring 2010.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | First Quarter

To add flocked wallpaper to a solo exhibition of the series of drawings "Girl with Lions" at the Artower Agora Gallery in Athens in spring 2010.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | First Quarter

To build a camera obscura as part of an exhibition by Two Serious Ladies at Ditch Projects in Springfield, Oregon in summer 2010.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | First Quarter

To refine the music score with a recording of live instruments for the dance-film Dominion,  to be screed at the 2010 Dance Camera West Festival in Los Angeles in June 2010.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | First Quarter

To add photographs to a solo exhibition at Arnolfini in Bristol, England in summer 2010.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | First Quarter

To include four LA-based singers in a choral performance at Carnegie Hall in New York in spring 2010.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | Second Quarter

For video editing and construction for the exhibition "Make:Craft" at the Ben Maltz Gallery at Otis College of Art and Design in fall 2010.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | Second Quarter

For musicians and additional rehearsal time for a concert as part of sound at the King's Road Park Pavilion in Los Angeles in summer 2010.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | Second Quarter

To collaborate with a manzanita artist and to fabricate a screen for a solo exhibition at Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden in Clarement, California in fall 2010.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | Second Quarter

For costumes, additional rehearsal, and to engage an emcee for a dance/theater work by Antics Performance at the Skirball Cultural Center in Los Angeles in summer 2010.

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For costumes, score and additional rehearsal in preparation for a dance performance by Collage Dance Theatre as part of the Link Voctok East/West International Arts Exchange in Russia in summer 2010.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | Second Quarter

For blackout curtains, projector and speakers for the exhibition of "Orbiter: The Last Space Shuttle Launch", video and digital works with live feed, at Raid Projects in Los Angeles in fall 2010.

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To engage an engineering consultant and for mechanization of the sculptural work "Outhouse" for inclusion in an exhibition at the Vince Price Art Museum in Los Angeles in fall 2010. 

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For masks, flashlights and sound system for a large-scale public performance on domestic violence in conjunction with an exhibition at the Reina Sofia Museum in Madrid in fall 2010.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | Second Quarter

For remixing and color correction of the short film "Alien Abduction" to be screened at the National Center for the Preservation of Democracy in Los Angeles in summer 2010.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | Second Quarter

For materials and to engage a collaborator for an additional sculpture for a solo exhibition at the Silverman Gallery in San Francisco in summer 2010.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | Second Quarter

To hire a director and multimedia collaborator for the performance work to be presented as part of "Afterlife: Artwallah 2010" at Highways Performance Space in Santa Monica, California in summer 2010. 

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | Second Quarter

To print large scale work and for custom framing of photographs for a solo exhibition at the California Museum of Photography in Riverside, California in fall 2010.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | Second Quarter

For sound equipment for a music theater performance by Vault at the Los Angeles Theatre Centre in summer 2010.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | Second Quarter

To print large-scale photographs for the exhibition of "Juvies" at the Armory Center for the Arts in Pasadena, California in summer 2010.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | Second Quarter

To engage sound and production designers, and for additional rehearsal, in preparation for the multimedia performance "Replicant vs. Separatist" in the New Original Works Festival at REDCAT in Los Angeles in summer 2010.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | Second Quarter

To engage musicians, a dramaturge and technical support for the solo performance of "Everyone Has Tears" at Hofstra University in Long Island, New York in fall 2010.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | Second Quarter

To engage collaborators and for the construction of three floats for the parade opera "Tongues Bloody Tongues" as part of the New Original Works Festival at REDCAT in Los Angeles in summer 2010.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | Second Quarter

To hire a drummer and violinist for a hip hop performance at New York University in fall 2010.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | Third Quarter

For a video component for the performance piece "Meditations: Eva Hesse" at Highways Performance Space in fall 2010.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | Third Quarter

For the addition of a large wall work and the production of acrylic pedestals for a solo exhibition at Gallery CB1 in Los Angeles in fall 2010.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | Third Quarter

To add an audio-visual component to a retrospective exhibition at the Ben Maltz Gallery at Otis College of Arts & Design in Los Angeles in January 2011.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | Third Quarter

To add LED lighting to a sculptural installation at Artisphere in Arlington, Virginia in fall 2010.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | Third Quarter

For music and dance elements to the performance, Annie Okay, at the Hammer Museum in Los Angeles, in collaboration with Machine Project, in fall 2010.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | Third Quarter

To engage a dramaturg for the production of the play, Calligraphy, by Playwrights Arena at the Los Angeles Theatre Center in fall 2010.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | Third Quarter

For spot lights and fabric to create an additional piece for the exhibition Psychic Outlaws at the Luckman Gallery at California State University in Los Angeles in fall 2010.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | Third Quarter

To add four wall-mounted works to a solo exhibition at Midway Contemporary Art in Minneapolis in fall 2010.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | Third Quarter

For materials to expand an installation at the International Museum of Surgical Science in Chicago in winter 2010.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | Third Quarter

To engage a guitarist, a percussionist and copyist for a performance with Symphonic Jazz Orchestra in Los Angeles in fall 2010.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | Third Quarter

To support the video exchange component of the play "Cooking Oil" at the National Theater in Kampala, Uganda in fall 2010.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | First Quarter

To engage sewing professionals to craft large fabric works for the installation "Generation" at the Galerie Califia in the Czech Republic in spring 2009.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | First Quarter

To engage a dramaturg and moderator for the performance of "Esther in Otherland" at CUNY's Martin Siegal Theater in New York City in spring 2009.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | First Quarter

To engage a videographer and to purchase a digital projector for the performance of the play "The Dig: Death, Genesis & the Double Helix" at the Untitled Theatre Co. as part of the International Festival of Jewish Theatre and Ideas in New York City in June 2009.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | First Quarter

For truck rental to transport a large ceramic wok to the Ulrich Museum of Art in Wichita, Kansas for an installation in the exhibition "On the Verge: Contemporary Ceramics" in spring and summer 2009.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | First Quarter

To support onsite collaboration with a composer for the diorama/performance of "The Reptile Under the Flowers" at the Foshay Masonic Lodge in conjunction with the Museum of Jurassic Technology in Los Angeles in spring 2009. 

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | First Quarter

To engage a videographer, costume designer and purchase costume materials for the performance of the dance work "Far From Home" at Highways Performance Space in Santa Monica, California in summer 2009.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | First Quarter

To integrate two DJ s and add a visual component to a work commissioned by the Sonic Possibilities ensemble to be performed at the Between the Cracks Forum in Corvallis, Oregon in spring 2009.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | First Quarter

To support costs of video compilation and film to video transfer for exhibition at the Venice Biennale in Italy in summer and fall 2009.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | First Quarter

To hire string players and to purchase surround sound equipment for the solo exhibition "Demand Management" at REDCAT in Los Angeles in June 2009.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | First Quarter

To hire an assistant and for film editing for the installation Asylum of Lost Thoughts at the Craft and Folk Art Museum in Los Angeles in spring 2009.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | First Quarter

For projector rental and materials for the installation "The 8 Train" at Art in General in New York City in spring 2009.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | First Quarter

To engage a technical director and stage manager for the performance of the one-woman play "From the Heart" at Vashon Allied Arts on Vashon Island in Washington in spring 2009.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | First Quarter

For photo backdrop and materials for a collaborative installation with Christy McCaffrey at Machine Project in Los Angeles in April 2009.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | First Quarter

For fabrication of a 7-part mold for the sculpture Paxil Boy (The Nightmare) to be included in the exhibition This is Killing Me at MASS MoCA in North Adams, Massachusetts in spring 2009.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | First Quarter

For video projection equipment rental for the underwater opera project You who will emerge from the flood  to be performed in Manchester, England as part of the Queer Up North Performance Festival in spring 2009.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | First Quarter

To create a silver cast of a painting for the solo exhibition Don't Tread on Me  in the Project Room at the Santa Monica Museum of Art in spring 2009.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | First Quarter

For storage and materials to expand the installation silverflow  for exhibition at the Ben Maltz Gallery at the Otis College of Art and Design in Los Angeles in spring 2009. 

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | First Quarter

To engage panelists and a translator for a live event in conjunction with the exhibition of Caves  at Galerie John Tevis in Paris in summer 2009.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | First Quarter

For materials and custom framing for an exhibition at Bandit Gallery in Los Angeles in spring 2009.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | Fourth Quarter

To add live performance and video to the installation "Hangmen Also Die" for the exhibition OSCENE 10 at the Laguna Art Museum in Laguna, California in spring 2010.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | Fourth Quarter

For the completion of a secondary sculpture for the exhibition "Not Cooperative" at the Harriet and Charles Luckman Fine Art Center Arts Complex in Los Angeles in February 2010.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | Fourth Quarter

To extend the rehearsal period and to engage live musicians for a shadow performance at Springstep in Medford, Massachusetts in January 2010.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | Fourth Quarter

For additional rehearsals in preparation for a concert in association with the California Association of Professional Music Teachers in the City of Industry, California in February 2010.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | Fourth Quarter

For set construction for the premiere of the dance theater work "Tov" at REDCAT in Los Angeles in March 2010.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | Fourth Quarter

To purchase speakers and software, and for the cost of framing for a solo show at the Susanne Vielmetter Gallery in Los Angeles in February 2010.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | Fourth Quarter

To engage experts in networked laptop architecture and for set design for the performance of KarmetiK Machine Orchestra at REDCAT in Los Angeles in January 2010.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | Fourth Quarter

To engage a collaborator and expand the scale of an installation at Woodbury Hollywood Exhibitions in Los Angeles in January 2010.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | Fourth Quarter

To hire a professional fabricator for set construction for the solo show "Instruments of Risk" at Sea and space Explorations in Los Angeles in January 2010.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | Fourth Quarter

To add three dancers to the performance of the dance work "Joie de Vivre" at Celebrate Dance at the Alex Theatre in Glendale, California in March 2010.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | Fourth Quarter

To engage an arranger and for additional rehearsals in preparation for a whistling performance by The Crowing Hens at LAX-ART in Los Angeles in March 2010.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | Fourth Quarter

To engage a technical director and dramaturg in preparation for the solo show "Ramble-Ations: A One D'Lo Show" at Brava Theater in San Francisco in March 2010.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | Fourth Quarter

To produce an artist book, Considered Ends, for the exhibition "Death's Boutique" at Yerba Buena Center for the Arts in San Francisco in March 2010.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | Fourth Quarter

For a collaborator's travel and lighting design for presentation of the solo dance work "Recto-Verso" at the Abok I Ngoma International Festival in Cameroon in spring 2010.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | Fourth Quarter

For composer fees and additional studio rehearsal time in preparation for a spoken word performance at LKJ Thuringen in Germany in association with International Women s Day in March 2010.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | Fourth Quarter

For custom wall fabrication and rear screen projection for the solo video installation, Trouw, at Crisp London in January 2010.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | Second Quarter

For travel costs and fees for live musicians to accompany a dance performance by CONTRA-TIEMPO at Casa del Caribe in Santiago de Cuba in summer 2009.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | Second Quarter

For costs related to porcelain casting and animation in preparation for a solo exhibition at Moorpark College Art Gallery in Moorpark, California in fall 2009.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | Second Quarter

To bring a master laudero (instrument maker) from Veracruz, Mexico and for travel to Mexico to collect instruments and interviews for an exhibition at Homegirl Café and Imix Bookstore in Los Angeles as part of Fandango Sin Fronteras/Expo 2009 presented by El Centro Cultural de Mexico in Santa Ana, Calfornia.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | Second Quarter

To extend his stay and for lodging with rehearsal space for performance at the National Arts Festival in Grahamstown, South Africa in summer 2009.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | Second Quarter

To engage a lighting designer and stage manager for an installation at The Box Gallery in Los Angeles in summer 2009.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | Second Quarter

To ship materials for an exhibition at CentralTrak, University of Texas at Dallas and the Satellite Space at University of Texas at San Antonio in summer 2009.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | Second Quarter

For packing and shipping of photographs for a solo show at the California State Polytechnic University Downtown Center for the Arts in summer 2009.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | Second Quarter

To purchase materials to expand the scale of an installation in a solo show at Pitzer Art Galleries in Claremont, California in summer 2009.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | Second Quarter

For final color correction and sound mix of the feature documentary "On the Day" to be screened at the Piping Live! Music Festival in Glasgow, Scotland in summer 2009.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | Second Quarter

To engage an additional dance, to ship drums and for video editing in preparation for a tour of Manipuri Dance Visions Ensemble in England, Germany and Poland in summer 2009.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | Second Quarter

To engage an editor for final cut editing of the film "From Wharf Rats to the Lords of the Docks", to be screened on KQED and other PBS stations in summer 2009.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | Second Quarter

For materials and sculpture fabrication for a solo exhibition at the Thomas Solomon Gallery @ Cottage Home in Los Angeles in fall 2009.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | Second Quarter

To engage a lighting and sound designer for the performance of "The Devil Has A Sister: A Sororicidal Tale" at the Amsterdam Fringe Festival in fall 2009.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | Second Quarter

To engage a master drummer and for lighting design for a dance performance at the Wild Dance West Festival in Albuquerque, New Mexico in summer 2009.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | Second Quarter

For scaffolding and opaque projector in preparation of a mural as part of a solo show at Circus Gallery in Los Angeles and summer and fall 2009.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | Second Quarter

For rehearsal space, video editing and to engage a choreographer for a performance at REDCAT NOW Festival in Los Angeles in summer 2009.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | Second Quarter

To hire a director and media designer for the presentation of performance dialogues at the National Asian American Theater Festival in New York in fall 2009.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | Second Quarter

For final editing and subtitling of documentary film "The Shamans of Altai" to be screened in Paris, Belgrade, Amsterdam, Madrid and Brussels as part of the Europe Around Europe Festival in fall 2009.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | Second Quarter

To engage a costume designer and for costume construction for the presentation of the full-length concert "Feet on the Ground/Aiye" by Viver Brasil at the Ford Amphitheatre in summer 2009.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | Third Quarter

For travel costs related to extending a series of musical concerts in Moscow and St. Petersburg, following a performance as part of the Siberian Jazz Games in Novosibirsk, Russia in fall 2009.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | Third Quarter

To engage set and costume designers for the performance of the dance drama "Bihag" for CounterPULSE's Performing Diaspora 2009 program in San Francisco in fall 2009.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | Third Quarter

For sets and costumes for the play, The Ghost Building, produced by A Company of Angels at the Alexandria in Los Angeles in fall 2009.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | Third Quarter

To engage a rehearsal director and musicians for dance performances at DUMBO in Brooklyn, New York in fall 2009.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | Third Quarter

To engage a puppet builder and for sound equipment for the performance of the "Bride of Wildenstein - The Musical" at the Velaslavasay Panorama in Los Angeles in early 2010.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | Third Quarter

To extend a performance run by the musical trio, Team Up, in Berlin, Germany in fall 2009.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | Third Quarter

For microphones and preamp for a concert of his compositions for strings to be performed by Sonos Quartet, at Montalvo Arts Center in Saratoga, California in fall 2009.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | Third Quarter

For set construction, and collaborators fees for designers, for production of the play, Tree, at the John Anson Ford Amphitheatre in Los Angeles in fall 2009.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | Third Quarter

To add live music to the multimedia performance project, Under Polaris, by Cloud Eye Control at REDCAT in Los Angeles in fall 2009.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | Third Quarter

For equipment rentals and accommodations for master shamisen artists from Japan for a performance at the Japan America Theater in Los Angeles in January 2010.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | Third Quarter

For fabrication of three "Time Pieces" for a solo exhibition at the Jancar Gallery in Los Angeles in fall 2009.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | Third Quarter

For the fabrication of light boxes and to purchase a video projector for simultaneous exhibitions at Cottage Home and Sister in Los Angeles in January 2010.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | Third Quarter

To engage a composer and to support additional rehearsal time and lighting design of the performance of the choreographic work, open suite/Whoosh, the Traffic for the 20th anniversary exhibition, Installations Inside/Out, at the Armory Center for the Arts in Pasadena, California in fall 2009.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | Third Quarter

To build free-standing walls for a solo exhibition at Tropico de Nopal Gallery and Art Space in Los Angeles in fall 2009.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | Third Quarter

For van rental and accommodations for artists in a performance by Danza Floricanto/USA as part of the CounterPULSE 2009 Performing Arts Diaspora Program in San Francisco in fall 2009.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | Third Quarter

To engage video camera operators and for a still camera for preparation of imagery for the durational performance piece, A Meditation on Time, as part of the 20th anniversary exhibition Installations Inside/Out  at the Armory Center for the Arts in Pasadena in fall 2009.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | First Quarter

For the purchase of wood blocks to augment the solo exhibition "Vaguely Chicana" at Tropico de Nopal Gallery in Los Angeles in spring 2008.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | First Quarter

To engage a production manager for the performance of The Cooking Show con Karini y Castro  at the Asian Pacific Islander Cultural Center in San Francisco in spring 2008.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | First Quarter

To engage a puppeteer for the rehearsal and performance of Who s Hungry?  at Fiesta Hall in Plummer Park in West Hollywood, California in summer 2008.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | First Quarter

To engage a director and to construct a miniature proscenium theater for a toy theater puppet show at the 8th International Toy Theater Festival in Brooklyn, New York and at REDCAT in Los Angeles in summer 2008.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | First Quarter

To purchase bedsheets for a large-scale sculptural installation at the Brand Library Art Galleries and the Little Bird Gallery in Los Angeles in spring and summer 2008.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | First Quarter

To add a postscript, enhance sound quality and output new version of the documentary film "Against the Grain: An Artist's Survival Guide to Peru" at the Los Angeles Pacific American Film Festival in spring 2008.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | First Quarter

For labor and materials to expand the scope of the exhibition "The Performing Archive: Restricted Access" at the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts in San Francisco in spring 2008.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | First Quarter

To engage a composer and for performance fees for live music for a program of dance at the State Playhouse at California State University in Los Angeles in summer 2008.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | First Quarter

To engage a designer and for set design for the exhibition of Primate Cinema  at TELIC Arts Exchange in Los Angeles in spring 2008.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | First Quarter

For the fabrication of a sound-room using mirror for the installation Migrant Dubs, to be part of the exhibition Phantom Sightings at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art in spring and summer 2008.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | First Quarter

To engage a technical director and lighting designer for the solo performance of "Berserker" at the Black and Latino Queer Performance Festival at Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois in spring 2008.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | First Quarter

For sound editing and voice-over narration for the documentary film John Filcich "Life in a Circle Dance" at the South East European Film Festival in Los Angeles in spring 2008.

Artist Resources for Completion - ARC | First Quarter

For live musical accompaniment for the underwater operatic spectacle 5 Fathoms Deep My Father Lies  as part of the series The Odds Are Against Us  at PS1 Contemporary Art Center in Long Island City, New York in spring 2008.