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SUMMARY:Desert Quest "Willow Robinson " Live Music Performance
DESCRIPTION:Ocean Groan Music and Radiant Space present Desert Quest\, a week-long pop-up from Aug 28th-Sept 3rd. Darel Carey will be dimensionalizing the space with blacklight tape art. There will be a different musical performance every night of the week\, and blacklight art from various artists! Don’t miss this incredible week of art! If you can’t make it to Burning Man come by Radiant Space! \nDAYTIME EVENTS\nWednesday\, August 28th 12 pm- Glow in The Dark Yoga ($30)\nFriday\, August 30th 12 pm Guided Movement Exploration with Mia Orozco (open to all levels- suggested donation)\nMore Coming soon! \nNIGHTTIME EVENTS\nWednesday August 28th 8:30pm- Visual Eyes Live show Opening Party! ( $15 suggested donation)\n\nFriday August 30th 8:30pm- Visual Eyes Live show\nSaturday August 31st 8:30pm- Willow Robinson\nSunday September 1st 8:30pm- Desert Age Documentary Screening\nMonday September 2nd 8:30pm – Dovely\nTuesday September 3rd 8:30pm- Jam Session \nSuggested Donation to all nighttime events! \nStreet Parking Available\nUber and Lyft Recommended.
URL:http://radiantspacela.com/event/desert-quest-fountains-music-performance-2-2/
LOCATION:Radiant Space\, 1444 N Sierra Bonita Ave\, Los Angeles\, CA\, 90046\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20190830T203000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20190830T230000
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SUMMARY:Desert Quest "Visual Eyes" Live Music Performance
DESCRIPTION:Ocean Groan Music and Radiant Space present Desert Quest\, a week-long pop-up from Aug 28th-Sept 3rd. Darel Carey will be dimensionalizing the space with blacklight tape art. There will be a different musical performance every night of the week\, and blacklight art from various artists! Don’t miss this incredible week of art! If you can’t make it to Burning Man come by Radiant Space! \nDAYTIME EVENTS\nWednesday\, August 28th 12 pm- Glow in The Dark Yoga ($30)\nFriday\, August 30th 12 pm Guided Movement Exploration with Mia Orozco (open to all levels- suggested donation)\nMore Coming soon! \nNIGHTTIME EVENTS\nWednesday August 28th 8:30pm- Visual Eyes Live show Opening Party! ( $15 suggested donation)\n\nFriday August 30th 8:30pm- Visual Eyes Live show\nSaturday August 31st 8:30pm- Willow Robinson\nSunday September 1st 8:30pm- Desert Age Documentary Screening\nMonday September 2nd 8:30pm – Dovely\nTuesday September 3rd 8:30pm- Jam Session \nSuggested Donation to all nighttime events! \nStreet Parking Available\nUber and Lyft Recommended.
URL:http://radiantspacela.com/event/desert-quest-fountains-music-performance-2/
LOCATION:Radiant Space\, 1444 N Sierra Bonita Ave\, Los Angeles\, CA\, 90046\, United States
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DTEND;TZID=UTC:20190829T230000
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SUMMARY:Desert Quest "Fountains" Music Performance
DESCRIPTION:Ocean Groan Music and Radiant Space present Desert Quest\, a week-long pop-up from Aug 28th-Sept 3rd. Darel Carey will be dimensionalizing the space with blacklight tape art. There will be a different musical performance every night of the week\, and blacklight art from various artists! Don’t miss this incredible week of art! If you can’t make it to Burning Man come by Radiant Space! \nDAYTIME EVENTS\nWednesday\, August 28th 12 pm- Glow in The Dark Yoga ($30)\nFriday\, August 30th 12 pm Guided Movement Exploration with Mia Orozco (open to all levels- suggested donation)\nMore Coming soon! \nNIGHTTIME EVENTS\nWednesday August 28th 8:30pm- Visual Eyes Live show Opening Party! ( $15 suggested donation)\n\nFriday August 30th 8:30pm- Visual Eyes Live show\nSaturday August 31st 8:30pm- Willow Robinson\nSunday September 1st 8:30pm- Desert Age Documentary Screening\nMonday September 2nd 8:30pm – Dovely\nTuesday September 3rd 8:30pm- Jam Session \nSuggested Donation to all nighttime events! \nStreet Parking Available\nUber and Lyft Recommended.
URL:http://radiantspacela.com/event/desert-quest-fountains-music-performance/
LOCATION:Radiant Space\, 1444 N Sierra Bonita Ave\, Los Angeles\, CA\, 90046\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20190804T190000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20190804T210000
DTSTAMP:20260519T094900
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SUMMARY:Vegan Gourmet Sushi Dinner
DESCRIPTION:Description\n\n\nRadiant Space is pleased to host our first Vegan Sushi Gourmet Dinner paired with artwork and an artist talk with Ibuki Kuramochi and Alexandra Carter. Leading up to this meal\, the two artists will spend three days sharing an open studio practice at Radiant Space\, creating artwork and a costume for Ibuki’s live performance Saturday\, August 3rd at 7:30 pm and for Alexandra’s exhibit in September. \nGuests are invited to view the two artists while they transform the space from 5-7pm on July 31st\, August 1st\, and 2nd. Alexandra Carter grew up on a cranberry farm and uses the juice as a source in her work and at times as a medium; elements of this fruit will be found in this meal\, as well as Japanese matcha\, which Ibuki has been incorporating into her work. \nIf you would like to attend both the meal and the performance on August 3rd\, please contact Radiant Space for a special package rate: info@radiantspacela.com \nPlease contact the gallery if you have any specific dietary needs. \nTickets must be ordered by August 1st. \nMenu: \nSushi Fusion: various styles of rolls made with vegan seafood including eel avocado\, salmon\, and tuna. (contains soy) \nKokkoro: Traditional Japanese appetizer made with vegetables and ground vegan crumbles (contains wheat and soy) \nJapanese Ceviche: A new version of the famous dish using a twist of Japanese fruits and seasonings (contains coconut) \nSummer Dessert: Tofu Cheesecake topped with a seasonal jam and traditional Japanese matcha (contains soy and nuts) \n$35 includes a beverage and collectible chopsticks \nABOUT: \nIBUKI KURAMOCHI \nBorn in Japan\, performance artist Ibuki Kuramochi specializes in artworks for exhibition; and also specializes in live performances combining her live painting and her Japanese Butoh dance. She studied Butoh dance at the world-renown Kazuo Ohno Butoh Dance Studio in Yokohama. She has held a deep interest and passion in painting since her childhood when she saw\, for the first time\, Ikuo Hirayama’s work about Silk Road Art. She works a lot with black and white\, which represent the beginning and nothingness. In her paintings\, we can find many themes like nature\, the animal world in opposition with the human world\, and eroticism. \nALEXANDRA CARTER \nMy work is an exploration of the psyche in the form of painting and drawing influenced by print media\, collage\, and performance. While riffing on themes of gender\, fairytale\, and masquerade\, I play with the relationship between control and catharsis\, visualizing the body coming out of itself\, exposing not only one’s guts but one’s internal state–one’s emotions\, one’s craziness–in a way that can seem both pleasurable and painful. I draw from my personal background (especially my origins on a cranberry farm in New England) as well as literature\, mythology\, dance\, and costume. My subject matter derives from a large archive of images which I collect and also create from my own performances. Recent interests include expressionist dance movements (specifically German Neuer Tanz and Japanese Butoh)\, mythological human-animal hybrids\, and the words of surrealist artist Unica Zürn. I use alternative media and surfaces to emphasize a visceral mark. The spill of ink on nonporous\, translucent drafting film (a.k.a. mylar) refers back to the body permeating beyond its own boundaries. The fluid is juxtaposed with collage elements; using solvents and other transfer methods I directly appropriate reference images from my archive. In recent installations\, I suspend works throughout a space\, making use of their translucency and presenting them as double-sided paintings that immerse the viewer in their own world. In other series\, I paint using cranberry juice\, which refers to my background and to the body in an abject narrative. I exploit the staining effect of the juice on antique linens or pillowcases. \nABOUT THE CHEF \nYasmina is a chef born and raised in Barcelona\, Catalonia. She has been cooking since she was a child. While studying to be a social worker\, she realized that culinary arts was her passion. She stopped studying culinary arts formally because it wasn’t aligned with her morals and ethics towards animals. She started exploring the vegan lifestyle and fell in love with the cuisine. \nSince then\, she has been working in NY running and working as a consultant in different kitchens in Manhattan. She also has her own project called Life is a Shiitake\, where she offers customized meal prep plans to fermented vegan cheese and yogurt. She is also always experimenting and learning techniques from different cuisine around the world.
URL:http://radiantspacela.com/event/vegan-gourmet-sushi-dinner/
LOCATION:Radiant Space\, 1444 N Sierra Bonita Ave\, Los Angeles\, CA\, 90046\, United States
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SUMMARY:Ibuki Kuramochi Butoh Painting Performance “Midori”
DESCRIPTION:IBUKI KURAMOCHI’s performance “Midori” fuses the beauty and craft of live painting with the soul and rhythm of contemporary Japanese Butoh dance. The term “choreography” is problematic for Butoh. Choreography in the West implies a set sequence of movements. Butoh is very different – timing and movements are improvised. \n“Midori” is the Japanese word for “green.”  In this performance\, Ibuki will paint using Japanese Matcha powder mixed with water\, and also use Japanese sumi ink. \nMatcha is symbolic of Japan and also symbolic of nature and purity… \nPart of Ibuki’s costume will be made in collaboration with artist Alexandra Carter. The two of them will have an open studio practice leading up to the performance July 31st\, August 1st and August 2nd from 5-7pm at Radiant Space. Guests are invited to view the two artists while they transform the space.  \nDoors at 7:30pm \nShow at 8:00pm \n$17 advance \n$20 at the door (limited seating available please plan ahead) \nABOUT THE ARTISTS \nIBUKI KURAMOCHI  \nBorn in Japan\, performance artist Ibuki Kuramochi specializes in artworks for exhibition; and also specializes in live performances combining her live painting and her Japanese Butoh dance. She studied Butoh dance at the world-renown Kazuo Ohno Butoh Dance Studio in Yokohama. She has held a deep interest and passion in painting since her childhood when she saw\, for the first time\, Ikuo Hirayama’s work about Silk Road Art. She works a lot with black and white\, which represent the beginning and nothingness. In her paintings\, we can find many themes like nature\, the animal world in opposition with the human world\, and eroticism. \nALEXANDRA CARTER \nMy work is an exploration of the psyche in the form of painting and drawing influenced by print media\, collage\, and performance. While riffing on themes of gender\, fairytale\, and masquerade\, I play with the relationship between control and catharsis\, visualizing the body coming out of itself\, exposing not only one’s guts but one’s internal state–one’s emotions\, one’s craziness–in a way that can seem both pleasurable and painful. I draw from my personal background (especially my origins on a cranberry farm in New England) as well as literature\, mythology\, dance\, and costume. My subject matter derives from a large archive of images which I collect and also create from my own performances. Recent interests include expressionist dance movements (specifically German Neuer Tanz and Japanese Butoh)\, mythological human-animal hybrids\, and the words of surrealist artist Unica Zürn. I use alternative media and surfaces to emphasize a visceral mark. The spill of ink on nonporous\, translucent drafting film (a.k.a. mylar) refers back to the body permeating beyond its own boundaries. The fluid is juxtaposed with collage elements; using solvents and other transfer methods I directly appropriate reference images from my archive. In recent installations\, I suspend works throughout a space\, making use of their translucency and presenting them as double-sided paintings that immerse the viewer in their own world. In other series\, I paint using cranberry juice\, which refers to my background and to the body in an abject narrative. I exploit the staining effect of the juice on antique linens or pillowcases.
URL:http://radiantspacela.com/event/ibuki-kuramochi-butoh-painting-performance-midori/
LOCATION:Radiant Space\, 1444 N Sierra Bonita Ave\, Los Angeles\, CA\, 90046\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20190802T170000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20190802T190000
DTSTAMP:20260519T094900
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SUMMARY:Open Studios With Ibuki Kuramochi and Alexandra Carter
DESCRIPTION:Part of Ibuki’s costume for “Midori” will be made in collaboration with artist Alexandra Carter. The two of them will have an open studio practice leading up to the performance July 31st\, August 1st and August 2nd from 5-7pm at Radiant Space. Guests are invited to view the two artists while they transform the space.  \nIBUKI KURAMOCHI’s performance “Midori” fuses the beauty and craft of live painting with the soul and rhythm of contemporary Japanese Butoh dance. The term “choreography” is problematic for Butoh. Choreography in the West implies a set sequence of movements. Butoh is very different – timing and movements are improvised. \n“Midori” is the Japanese word for “green.”  In this performance\, Ibuki will paint using Japanese Matcha powder mixed with water\, and also use Japanese sumi ink. \nMatcha is symbolic of Japan and also symbolic of nature and purity… \nABOUT THE ARTISTS \nIBUKI KURAMOCHI  \nBorn in Japan\, performance artist Ibuki Kuramochi specializes in artworks for exhibition; and also specializes in live performances combining her live painting and her Japanese Butoh dance. She studied Butoh dance at the world-renown Kazuo Ohno Butoh Dance Studio in Yokohama. She has held a deep interest and passion in painting since her childhood when she saw\, for the first time\, Ikuo Hirayama’s work about Silk Road Art. She works a lot with black and white\, which represent the beginning and nothingness. In her paintings\, we can find many themes like nature\, the animal world in opposition with the human world\, and eroticism. \nALEXANDRA CARTER \nMy work is an exploration of the psyche in the form of painting and drawing influenced by print media\, collage\, and performance. While riffing on themes of gender\, fairytale\, and masquerade\, I play with the relationship between control and catharsis\, visualizing the body coming out of itself\, exposing not only one’s guts but one’s internal state–one’s emotions\, one’s craziness–in a way that can seem both pleasurable and painful. I draw from my personal background (especially my origins on a cranberry farm in New England) as well as literature\, mythology\, dance\, and costume. My subject matter derives from a large archive of images which I collect and also create from my own performances. Recent interests include expressionist dance movements (specifically German Neuer Tanz and Japanese Butoh)\, mythological human-animal hybrids\, and the words of surrealist artist Unica Zürn. I use alternative media and surfaces to emphasize a visceral mark. The spill of ink on nonporous\, translucent drafting film (a.k.a. mylar) refers back to the body permeating beyond its own boundaries. The fluid is juxtaposed with collage elements; using solvents and other transfer methods I directly appropriate reference images from my archive. In recent installations\, I suspend works throughout a space\, making use of their translucency and presenting them as double-sided paintings that immerse the viewer in their own world. In other series\, I paint using cranberry juice\, which refers to my background and to the body in an abject narrative. I exploit the staining effect of the juice on antique linens or pillowcases.
URL:http://radiantspacela.com/event/ibuki-kuramochi-butoh-painting-performance-midori-2-2-2/
LOCATION:Radiant Space\, 1444 N Sierra Bonita Ave\, Los Angeles\, CA\, 90046\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20190801T170000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20190801T190000
DTSTAMP:20260519T094900
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LAST-MODIFIED:20190706T214356Z
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SUMMARY:Open Studios With Ibuki Kuramochi and Alexandra Carter
DESCRIPTION:Part of Ibuki’s costume for “Midori” will be made in collaboration with artist Alexandra Carter. The two of them will have an open studio practice leading up to the performance July 31st\, August 1st and August 2nd from 5-7pm at Radiant Space. Guests are invited to view the two artists while they transform the space.  \nIBUKI KURAMOCHI’s performance “Midori” fuses the beauty and craft of live painting with the soul and rhythm of contemporary Japanese Butoh dance. The term “choreography” is problematic for Butoh. Choreography in the West implies a set sequence of movements. Butoh is very different – timing and movements are improvised. \n“Midori” is the Japanese word for “green.”  In this performance\, Ibuki will paint using Japanese Matcha powder mixed with water\, and also use Japanese sumi ink. \nMatcha is symbolic of Japan and also symbolic of nature and purity… \nABOUT THE ARTISTS \nIBUKI KURAMOCHI  \nBorn in Japan\, performance artist Ibuki Kuramochi specializes in artworks for exhibition; and also specializes in live performances combining her live painting and her Japanese Butoh dance. She studied Butoh dance at the world-renown Kazuo Ohno Butoh Dance Studio in Yokohama. She has held a deep interest and passion in painting since her childhood when she saw\, for the first time\, Ikuo Hirayama’s work about Silk Road Art. She works a lot with black and white\, which represent the beginning and nothingness. In her paintings\, we can find many themes like nature\, the animal world in opposition with the human world\, and eroticism. \nALEXANDRA CARTER \nMy work is an exploration of the psyche in the form of painting and drawing influenced by print media\, collage\, and performance. While riffing on themes of gender\, fairytale\, and masquerade\, I play with the relationship between control and catharsis\, visualizing the body coming out of itself\, exposing not only one’s guts but one’s internal state–one’s emotions\, one’s craziness–in a way that can seem both pleasurable and painful. I draw from my personal background (especially my origins on a cranberry farm in New England) as well as literature\, mythology\, dance\, and costume. My subject matter derives from a large archive of images which I collect and also create from my own performances. Recent interests include expressionist dance movements (specifically German Neuer Tanz and Japanese Butoh)\, mythological human-animal hybrids\, and the words of surrealist artist Unica Zürn. I use alternative media and surfaces to emphasize a visceral mark. The spill of ink on nonporous\, translucent drafting film (a.k.a. mylar) refers back to the body permeating beyond its own boundaries. The fluid is juxtaposed with collage elements; using solvents and other transfer methods I directly appropriate reference images from my archive. In recent installations\, I suspend works throughout a space\, making use of their translucency and presenting them as double-sided paintings that immerse the viewer in their own world. In other series\, I paint using cranberry juice\, which refers to my background and to the body in an abject narrative. I exploit the staining effect of the juice on antique linens or pillowcases.
URL:http://radiantspacela.com/event/ibuki-kuramochi-butoh-painting-performance-midori-2-2/
LOCATION:Radiant Space\, 1444 N Sierra Bonita Ave\, Los Angeles\, CA\, 90046\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20190731T170000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20190731T190000
DTSTAMP:20260519T094900
CREATED:20190706T214241Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190706T214241Z
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SUMMARY:Open Studios With Ibuki Kuramochi and Alexandra Carter
DESCRIPTION:Part of Ibuki’s costume for “Midori” will be made in collaboration with artist Alexandra Carter. The two of them will have an open studio practice leading up to the performance July 31st\, August 1st and August 2nd from 5-7pm at Radiant Space. Guests are invited to view the two artists while they transform the space.  \nIBUKI KURAMOCHI’s performance “Midori” fuses the beauty and craft of live painting with the soul and rhythm of contemporary Japanese Butoh dance. The term “choreography” is problematic for Butoh. Choreography in the West implies a set sequence of movements. Butoh is very different – timing and movements are improvised. \n“Midori” is the Japanese word for “green.”  In this performance\, Ibuki will paint using Japanese Matcha powder mixed with water\, and also use Japanese sumi ink. \nMatcha is symbolic of Japan and also symbolic of nature and purity… \n\nABOUT THE ARTISTS \nIBUKI KURAMOCHI  \nBorn in Japan\, performance artist Ibuki Kuramochi specializes in artworks for exhibition; and also specializes in live performances combining her live painting and her Japanese Butoh dance. She studied Butoh dance at the world-renown Kazuo Ohno Butoh Dance Studio in Yokohama. She has held a deep interest and passion in painting since her childhood when she saw\, for the first time\, Ikuo Hirayama’s work about Silk Road Art. She works a lot with black and white\, which represent the beginning and nothingness. In her paintings\, we can find many themes like nature\, the animal world in opposition with the human world\, and eroticism. \nALEXANDRA CARTER \nMy work is an exploration of the psyche in the form of painting and drawing influenced by print media\, collage\, and performance. While riffing on themes of gender\, fairytale\, and masquerade\, I play with the relationship between control and catharsis\, visualizing the body coming out of itself\, exposing not only one’s guts but one’s internal state–one’s emotions\, one’s craziness–in a way that can seem both pleasurable and painful. I draw from my personal background (especially my origins on a cranberry farm in New England) as well as literature\, mythology\, dance\, and costume. My subject matter derives from a large archive of images which I collect and also create from my own performances. Recent interests include expressionist dance movements (specifically German Neuer Tanz and Japanese Butoh)\, mythological human-animal hybrids\, and the words of surrealist artist Unica Zürn. I use alternative media and surfaces to emphasize a visceral mark. The spill of ink on nonporous\, translucent drafting film (a.k.a. mylar) refers back to the body permeating beyond its own boundaries. The fluid is juxtaposed with collage elements; using solvents and other transfer methods I directly appropriate reference images from my archive. In recent installations\, I suspend works throughout a space\, making use of their translucency and presenting them as double-sided paintings that immerse the viewer in their own world. In other series\, I paint using cranberry juice\, which refers to my background and to the body in an abject narrative. I exploit the staining effect of the juice on antique linens or pillowcases.
URL:http://radiantspacela.com/event/ibuki-kuramochi-butoh-painting-performance-midori-2/
LOCATION:Radiant Space\, 1444 N Sierra Bonita Ave\, Los Angeles\, CA\, 90046\, United States
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20190720T120000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20190720T150000
DTSTAMP:20260519T094900
CREATED:20190517T184041Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190517T184041Z
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SUMMARY:It Was All A Dream Saturday Viewings
DESCRIPTION:Pro-skater Samy Baptista came out of a coma with the desire to put together an art show from the visions he saw from his hospital bed. Baptista is best known for “Fulfill the Dream\,” one of the most famous skate videos of all time. This film became a  stamp on the shift of skateboarding\,  directed and starring Chad Muska featuring Steve Olsen\, Peter Smulick\, Toan Nguyen\, Jesse Silvey\, Aaron Snyder\,  Brandon Turner and Baptista.  \nPulling back to his roots and calling on old and new friends\, Chad Muska\, Oscar Meza\, Kris Markovich\, Thatcher\, and Blikeme share their artwork along with a video installation by Michael Jon Leonard\, to tell Sammy Baptista’s spiritual awakening story. This show opens on June 15th to kick off Skate Day on June 21st. Events throughout the exhibition will ensue. A portion of the proceeds will be donated to the Children’s Burn Foundation.
URL:http://radiantspacela.com/event/it-was-all-a-dream-opening-reception-2-2-2-2-2/
LOCATION:CA
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20190713T120000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20190713T150000
DTSTAMP:20260519T094900
CREATED:20190517T183811Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190517T183811Z
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SUMMARY:It Was All A Dream Saturday Viewings
DESCRIPTION:Pro-skater Samy Baptista came out of a coma with the desire to put together an art show from the visions he saw from his hospital bed. Baptista is best known for “Fulfill the Dream\,” one of the most famous skate videos of all time. This film became a  stamp on the shift of skateboarding\,  directed and starring Chad Muska featuring Steve Olsen\, Peter Smulick\, Toan Nguyen\, Jesse Silvey\, Aaron Snyder\,  Brandon Turner and Baptista.  \nPulling back to his roots and calling on old and new friends\, Chad Muska\, Oscar Meza\, Kris Markovich\, Thatcher\, and Blikeme share their artwork along with a video installation by Michael Jon Leonard\, to tell Sammy Baptista’s spiritual awakening story. This show opens on June 15th to kick off Skate Day on June 21st. Events throughout the exhibition will ensue. A portion of the proceeds will be donated to the Children’s Burn Foundation.
URL:http://radiantspacela.com/event/it-was-all-a-dream-opening-reception-2-2-2-2/
LOCATION:CA
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20190706T120000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20190706T150000
DTSTAMP:20260519T094900
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SUMMARY:It Was All A Dream Saturday Viewings
DESCRIPTION:Pro-skater Samy Baptista came out of a coma with the desire to put together an art show from the visions he saw from his hospital bed. Baptista is best known for “Fulfill the Dream\,” one of the most famous skate videos of all time. This film became a  stamp on the shift of skateboarding\,  directed and starring Chad Muska featuring Steve Olsen\, Peter Smulick\, Toan Nguyen\, Jesse Silvey\, Aaron Snyder\,  Brandon Turner and Baptista.  \nPulling back to his roots and calling on old and new friends\, Chad Muska\, Oscar Meza\, Kris Markovich\, Thatcher\, and Blikeme share their artwork along with a video installation by Michael Jon Leonard\, to tell Sammy Baptista’s spiritual awakening story. This show opens on June 15th to kick off Skate Day on June 21st. Events throughout the exhibition will ensue. A portion of the proceeds will be donated to the Children’s Burn Foundation.
URL:http://radiantspacela.com/event/it-was-all-a-dream-opening-reception-2-2-2/
LOCATION:CA
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20190630T110000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20190630T120000
DTSTAMP:20260519T094900
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LAST-MODIFIED:20190618T162204Z
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SUMMARY:LA Dance Shorts Film Festival Meet N Greet
DESCRIPTION:Radiant Space is thrilled to host an informal panel meet and greet with the filmmakers from the LA Dance Shorts Film Festival. Learn more about the filmmakers’ process\, hear about their upcoming projects\, and feel free to bring your own questions. LA Dance Shorts Film Festival is an international festival with filmmakers coming all the way from India to attend the festival and speak on this panel.\n \nA few of the attending filmmakers include:\nJade Hale-Christofi (Director and Choreographer) Choreographer of the viral Hozier music video “Take Me To Church”\nTalia Shea Levin (Director and Writer)\nNadav Heyman (Director\, Writer and Performer)\nDivya Devaguptapu (Choreographer\, Writer and Performer)\nUsha Rajeswari (Director)\nRanjani Ramakrishnan (Music Composer) \nLight refreshments will be served. This is a free event. \nThis event will take place inside of the “It Was All a Dream” art exhibition featuring artwork by Chad Muska\, Johhny Otto\, Michael Jon Leonard\, Kris Markovich\, BLikeMe\, Oscar Meza\, and Thatcher. \n1444 N Sierra Bonita Ave.\nLos Angeles\, CA 90046 \nStreet parking available
URL:http://radiantspacela.com/event/la-dance-shorts-film-festival-meet-n-greet/
LOCATION:Radiant Space\, 1444 N Sierra Bonita Ave\, Los Angeles\, CA\, 90046\, United States
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20190629T120000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20190629T150000
DTSTAMP:20260519T094900
CREATED:20190517T183510Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190517T183510Z
UID:1966-1561809600-1561820400@radiantspacela.com
SUMMARY:It Was All A Dream Saturday Viewings
DESCRIPTION:Pro-skater Samy Baptista came out of a coma with the desire to put together an art show from the visions he saw from his hospital bed. Baptista is best known for “Fulfill the Dream\,” one of the most famous skate videos of all time. This film became a  stamp on the shift of skateboarding\,  directed and starring Chad Muska featuring Steve Olsen\, Peter Smulick\, Toan Nguyen\, Jesse Silvey\, Aaron Snyder\,  Brandon Turner and Baptista.  \nPulling back to his roots and calling on old and new friends\, Chad Muska\, Oscar Meza\, Kris Markovich\, Thatcher\, and Blikeme share their artwork along with a video installation by Michael Jon Leonard\, to tell Sammy Baptista’s spiritual awakening story. This show opens on June 15th to kick off Skate Day on June 21st. Events throughout the exhibition will ensue. A portion of the proceeds will be donated to the Children’s Burn Foundation.
URL:http://radiantspacela.com/event/it-was-all-a-dream-opening-reception-2-2/
LOCATION:CA
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20190622T120000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20190622T150000
DTSTAMP:20260519T094900
CREATED:20190517T182308Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190517T182308Z
UID:1964-1561204800-1561215600@radiantspacela.com
SUMMARY:It Was All A Dream Saturday Viewings
DESCRIPTION:Pro-skater Samy Baptista came out of a coma with the desire to put together an art show from the visions he saw from his hospital bed. Baptista is best known for “Fulfill the Dream\,” one of the most famous skate videos of all time. This film became a  stamp on the shift of skateboarding\,  directed and starring Chad Muska featuring Steve Olsen\, Peter Smulick\, Toan Nguyen\, Jesse Silvey\, Aaron Snyder\,  Brandon Turner and Baptista.  \nPulling back to his roots and calling on old and new friends\, Chad Muska\, Oscar Meza\, Kris Markovich\, Thatcher\, and Blikeme share their artwork along with a video installation by Michael Jon Leonard\, to tell Sammy Baptista’s spiritual awakening story. This show opens on June 15th to kick off Skate Day on June 21st. Events throughout the exhibition will ensue. A portion of the proceeds will be donated to the Children’s Burn Foundation.
URL:http://radiantspacela.com/event/it-was-all-a-dream-opening-reception-2/
LOCATION:CA
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20190615T190000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20190615T220000
DTSTAMP:20260519T094900
CREATED:20190517T182134Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190517T182134Z
UID:1961-1560625200-1560636000@radiantspacela.com
SUMMARY:It Was All A Dream Opening Reception
DESCRIPTION:Pro-skater Samy Baptista came out of a coma with the desire to put together an art show from the visions he saw from his hospital bed. Baptista is best known for “Fulfill the Dream\,” one of the most famous skate videos of all time. This film became a  stamp on the shift of skateboarding\,  directed and starring Chad Muska featuring Steve Olsen\, Peter Smulick\, Toan Nguyen\, Jesse Silvey\, Aaron Snyder\,  Brandon Turner and Baptista.  \nPulling back to his roots and calling on old and new friends\, Chad Muska\, Oscar Meza\, Kris Markovich\, Thatcher\, and Blikeme share their artwork along with a video installation by Michael Jon Leonard\, to tell Sammy Baptista’s spiritual awakening story. This show opens on June 15th to kick off Skate Day on June 21st. Events throughout the exhibition will ensue. A portion of the proceeds will be donated to the Children’s Burn Foundation.
URL:http://radiantspacela.com/event/it-was-all-a-dream-opening-reception/
LOCATION:CA
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20190612T190000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20190612T203000
DTSTAMP:20260519T094900
CREATED:20190604T180409Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190604T180409Z
UID:1975-1560366000-1560371400@radiantspacela.com
SUMMARY:Candlelight Flow Yoga Class and Meditation With Celebrity Instructor
DESCRIPTION:Candlelight Flow with Meditation\n\n With life moving at an ever increasing pace\, it’s vital to our mental\, physical and emotional health to carve out time for self-care. This class aims to challenge (mind)\, alleviate (body) and inspire (soul). Prior yoga experience encouraged but not required. This is a safe space for you to honor whatever it is you need in the moment\, so if that means savasana for the entire class\, fantastic. This class encourages you to listen to your body and empowers you to trust your intuition. Please leave all judgments (especially self-judgments) at the door. \n\n\nTaught by celebrity yoga teacher Elizabeth Iacuzzi of EQI Yoga\, Liz has been teaching for over 10 years\, practicing for 20. \n\n\nBRING: — Yoga mat\, block (if you have)\, towel\, water\n\n**If you don’t have a mat\, let us know\, as our teacher has a limited amount of extras.\n\n\n\nABOUT:\n\n\nIn 2009\, 500-hr certified yoga instructor\, Elizabeth Iacuzzi\, established her mobile yoga company: EQI Yoga. Catering to Hollywood’s elite\, Liz works with clients on a one-on-one basis or in a private group setting. She has worked with everyone from top athletes (such as The Los Angeles Lakers) and entertainers (such as Britney Spears) to stay-at-home parents and corporate clients. Using a hands-on approach\, Liz tailors each class to the individual’s needs. Her aim is to rid clients of any physical and/or mental pains while inspiring them beyond their perceived limitations. Working with Liz offers the possibility of a longer\, healthier and happier life. \n\n\nAnyone new to or intimidated by yoga\, Liz’s initial words of advice are: Just show up. Showing up to your mat is often harder than anything that happens on it. It’s a personal journey\, not a competition. There’s no room for self-judgment or self-criticism here. Commit to improving your mental and physical states of being and watch the benefits spill over into every area of your life.\n\n\n\nRadiant Space\n1444 N Sierra Bonita Ave.\nLos Angeles\, CA 90046\n\nStreet Parking Available\nPaid Parking Lot off of Gardner Street
URL:http://radiantspacela.com/event/candlelight-flow-yoga-class-and-meditation-with-celebrity-instructor/
LOCATION:Radiant Space\, 1444 N Sierra Bonita Ave\, Los Angeles\, CA\, 90046\, United States
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20190508T200000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20190508T210000
DTSTAMP:20260519T094900
CREATED:20190425T003442Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190425T003442Z
UID:1948-1557345600-1557349200@radiantspacela.com
SUMMARY:Toolbox: A Dance Theater Performance
DESCRIPTION:Toolbox \nA dance theater performance art piece journeys through trauma and the path of healing. It questions how we build tools to help ourselves. How do we handle life when it feels too much? Is meditation the next step to self-discovery? Is there a place after that? What is real enlightenment? How do these ideas differ in various cultures? This piece poses many questions and shares non verbal stories\, sound\, film\, a staged installation\, dance and acting as a mode of new storytelling. \nCreated by Olivia Mia Orozco\nPerformed by Julienne Mackey \nThis is a forty minute experience. Please arrive at 8pm for a sharp start time of 8:05pm. Tickets must be purchased ahead of time. No late entry allowed. Stay after the performance for a drink. \n1444 N Sierra Bonita Ave.\nLos Angeles\, CA 90046 \nStreet parking available. Paid lot off of Gardner.
URL:http://radiantspacela.com/event/toolbox-a-dance-theater-performance-2-2/
LOCATION:Radiant Space\, 1444 N Sierra Bonita Ave\, Los Angeles\, CA\, 90046\, United States
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20190411T200000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20190411T210000
DTSTAMP:20260519T094900
CREATED:20190425T003553Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190425T003553Z
UID:1947-1555012800-1555016400@radiantspacela.com
SUMMARY:Toolbox: A Dance Theater Performance
DESCRIPTION:Toolbox \nA dance theater performance art piece journeys through trauma and the path of healing. It questions how we build tools to help ourselves. How do we handle life when it feels too much? Is meditation the next step to self-discovery? Is there a place after that? What is real enlightenment? How do these ideas differ in various cultures? This piece poses many questions and shares non verbal stories\, sound\, film\, a staged installation\, dance and acting as a mode of new storytelling. \nCreated by Olivia Mia Orozco\nPerformed by Julienne Mackey \nThis is a forty minute experience. Please arrive at 8pm for a sharp start time of 8:05pm. Tickets must be purchased ahead of time. No late entry allowed. Stay after the performance for a drink. \n1444 N Sierra Bonita Ave.\nLos Angeles\, CA 90046 \nStreet parking available. Paid lot off of Gardner.
URL:http://radiantspacela.com/event/toolbox-a-dance-theater-performance-2-3/
LOCATION:Radiant Space\, 1444 N Sierra Bonita Ave\, Los Angeles\, CA\, 90046\, United States
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20190411T200000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20190411T210000
DTSTAMP:20260519T094900
CREATED:20190315T201022Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190315T201022Z
UID:1939-1555012800-1555016400@radiantspacela.com
SUMMARY:Toolbox: A Dance Theater Performance
DESCRIPTION:Toolbox \nA dance theater performance art piece journeys through trauma and the path of healing. It questions how we build tools to help ourselves. How do we handle life when it feels too much? Is meditation the next step to self-discovery? Is there a place after that? What is real enlightenment? How do these ideas differ in various cultures? This piece poses many questions and shares non verbal stories\, sound\, film\, a staged installation\, dance and acting as a mode of new storytelling. \nCreated by Olivia Mia Orozco\nPerformed by Julienne Mackey \nThis is a forty minute experience. Please arrive at 8pm for a sharp start time of 8:05pm. Tickets must be purchased ahead of time. No late entry allowed. Stay after the performance for a drink. \n1444 N Sierra Bonita Ave.\nLos Angeles\, CA 90046 \nStreet parking available. Paid lot off of Gardner.
URL:http://radiantspacela.com/event/toolbox-a-dance-theater-performance-2/
LOCATION:Radiant Space\, 1444 N Sierra Bonita Ave\, Los Angeles\, CA\, 90046\, United States
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20190410T200000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20190410T210000
DTSTAMP:20260519T094900
CREATED:20190315T200853Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190315T200853Z
UID:1937-1554926400-1554930000@radiantspacela.com
SUMMARY:Toolbox: A Dance Theater Performance
DESCRIPTION:Toolbox \nA dance theater performance art piece journeys through trauma and the path of healing. It questions how we build tools to help ourselves. How do we handle life when it feels too much? Is meditation the next step to self-discovery? Is there a place after that? What is real enlightenment? How do these ideas differ in various cultures? This piece poses many questions and shares non verbal stories\, sound\, film\, a staged installation\, dance and acting as a mode of new storytelling. \nCreated by Olivia Mia Orozco\nPerformed by Julienne Mackey \nThis is a forty minute experience. Please arrive at 8pm for a sharp start time of 8:05pm. Tickets must be purchased ahead of time. No late entry allowed. Stay after the performance for a drink. \n1444 N Sierra Bonita Ave.\nLos Angeles\, CA 90046 \nStreet parking available. Paid lot off of Gardner.
URL:http://radiantspacela.com/event/toolbox-a-dance-theater-performance/
LOCATION:Radiant Space\, 1444 N Sierra Bonita Ave\, Los Angeles\, CA\, 90046\, United States
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20190330T120000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20190330T150000
DTSTAMP:20260519T094900
CREATED:20190302T022403Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190302T022403Z
UID:1929-1553947200-1553958000@radiantspacela.com
SUMMARY:Double Date Saturday Viewings
DESCRIPTION:Double Date\nJoin us every Saturday from 12-3pm to view the artwork in “Double Date” though March 30th 2019. Featuring paintings by Makan Negahban\, Alic Daniel\, mixed media pieces by Megan Jorgenson\, and assemblage by Ilaria de Plano. Four artists explore varying themes both abstract and realistic while building related worlds with texture\, color\, shape\, form and recycled materials. \nConcurrently with Double Date\, Ilaria de Plano and Alic Daniel are exhibiting complementary work in our new brother location\, the Arcspace. Arcspace is a mid modern prefab home designed to be a solution to the housing crisis in California. It has become a habitat that breads innovation and creative solutions. \nArcspace Information:\nhttps://www.arcspace.org\nLocated at 1147 Palmetto St\, Los Angeles\, CA 90013\nContact michael@michaeljonleonard.com to set up an appointment
URL:http://radiantspacela.com/event/double-date-saturday-viewings-5/
LOCATION:Radiant Space\, 1444 N Sierra Bonita Ave\, Los Angeles\, CA\, 90046\, United States
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20190326T183000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20190326T203000
DTSTAMP:20260519T094900
CREATED:20190312T190634Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190312T190634Z
UID:1934-1553625000-1553632200@radiantspacela.com
SUMMARY:High Vibe Clarity Meditation and Connecting
DESCRIPTION:The theme is Connection and Clarity on our Vision 😀 \nMany entrepreneurs are multi-talented and multi-passionate. In this event we’ll be able to connect with like minded sisters on a similar path. The meditation is created to help connect with our soul’s mission and vision for our life. To get grounded and centered and tune into what we truly long for more than anything. \nAttendees will make valuable connections for support and collaboration while gaining clarity and and a stronger connection with their ultimate goals and desires. \nPlease bring a zafu/ meditation pillow or mat\, your water bottle\, a journal if you have it\, and register in advance as there are limited spots available. \nA $7 energy exchange is requested as this beautiful space is being offered to us for a large discount for Women’s History Month\, and we are providing light beverages and plant-based snacks. If you don’t have the means please PM me and perhaps help us with sharing on social media\, bringing a friend\, cleanup\, etc. Please don’t let the fee keep you from attending. \nHere’s the tentative schedule: \n6:30-7:05 Arrival\, Mingling\, Networking (plant-based kombucha and snacks by Life is a Shiitake)\n7:10- Introductions around the circle\, 30s each\, then go into guided meditation\n7:30-8: Guided Meditation to tap into our Soul’s Vision accompanied by recorded music\n800-8:30: Wrap up\, jot down ideas\, some will share experience with group\, and then last connections with others before departing.
URL:http://radiantspacela.com/event/high-vibe-clarity-meditation-and-connecting/
LOCATION:CA
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20190323T120000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20190323T150000
DTSTAMP:20260519T094900
CREATED:20190302T022318Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190302T022318Z
UID:1927-1553342400-1553353200@radiantspacela.com
SUMMARY:Double Date Saturday Viewings
DESCRIPTION:Double Date\nJoin us every Saturday from 12-3pm to view the artwork in “Double Date” though March 30th 2019. Featuring paintings by Makan Negahban\, Alic Daniel\, mixed media pieces by Megan Jorgenson\, and assemblage by Ilaria de Plano. Four artists explore varying themes both abstract and realistic while building related worlds with texture\, color\, shape\, form and recycled materials. \nConcurrently with Double Date\, Ilaria de Plano and Alic Daniel are exhibiting complementary work in our new brother location\, the Arcspace. Arcspace is a mid modern prefab home designed to be a solution to the housing crisis in California. It has become a habitat that breads innovation and creative solutions. \nArcspace Information:\nhttps://www.arcspace.org\nLocated at 1147 Palmetto St\, Los Angeles\, CA 90013\nContact michael@michaeljonleonard.com to set up an appointment
URL:http://radiantspacela.com/event/double-date-saturday-viewings-4/
LOCATION:Radiant Space\, 1444 N Sierra Bonita Ave\, Los Angeles\, CA\, 90046\, United States
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20190321T190000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20190321T203000
DTSTAMP:20260519T094900
CREATED:20190312T185829Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190312T185829Z
UID:1931-1553194800-1553200200@radiantspacela.com
SUMMARY:Radiant Field of Sensations
DESCRIPTION:Radiant Field of Sensations \nCan you feel Spring stirring beneath your skin? This 90-minute Dynamic Mindfulness and Contemporary Yoga class will expand your perception and awaken your senses leading you home to your body. We will twist\, turn\, breathe\, fold in\, expand out\, and embark on a joyous interplay with our environment. All movers and shakers are welcome. No mats are necessary. \nThe class will be taught by Rebecca Sunshine (RYT-300)\, founder of Sunny Love Yoga and Unknown Yoga Club. Rebecca lives in Berlin but is a born-and-raised Angeleno. She’s making a quick stopover in LA on her way to train with Jules Mitchell and we’re excited to inhale a deep breath of sunshine while she’s here. \nPre-sale $18\nDrop-in $20 \nStreet parking available\nPaid lot entrance off of Gardner St. \nRadiant Space\nThis workshop will take place inside of “Double Date” a group show featuring artwork by Megan Jorgenson\, Alic Daniel\, Makan Negahban and Ilaria de Plano.
URL:http://radiantspacela.com/event/radiant-field-of-sensations/
LOCATION:Radiant Space\, 1444 N Sierra Bonita Ave\, Los Angeles\, CA\, 90046\, United States
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20190316T120000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20190316T150000
DTSTAMP:20260519T094900
CREATED:20190302T020945Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190302T021307Z
UID:1921-1552737600-1552748400@radiantspacela.com
SUMMARY:Double Date Saturday Viewings
DESCRIPTION:Double Date\nJoin us every Saturday from 12-3pm to view the artwork in “Double Date” though March 30th 2019. Featuring paintings by Makan Negahban\, Alic Daniel\, mixed media pieces by Megan Jorgenson\, and assemblage by Ilaria de Plano. Four artists explore varying themes both abstract and realistic while building related worlds with texture\, color\, shape\, form and recycled materials. \nConcurrently with Double Date\, Ilaria de Plano and Alic Daniel are exhibiting complementary work in our new brother location\, the Arcspace. Arcspace is a mid modern prefab home designed to be a solution to the housing crisis in California. It has become a habitat that breads innovation and creative solutions. \nArcspace Information:\nhttps://www.arcspace.org\nLocated at 1147 Palmetto St\, Los Angeles\, CA 90013\nContact michael@michaeljonleonard.com to set up an appointment
URL:http://radiantspacela.com/event/double-date-saturday-viewings-2/
LOCATION:Radiant Space\, 1444 N Sierra Bonita Ave\, Los Angeles\, CA\, 90046\, United States
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20190309T120000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20190309T150000
DTSTAMP:20260519T094900
CREATED:20190302T021729Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190302T021729Z
UID:1925-1552132800-1552143600@radiantspacela.com
SUMMARY:Double Date Saturday Viewings
DESCRIPTION:Double Date\nJoin us every Saturday from 12-3pm to view the artwork in “Double Date” though March 30th 2019. Featuring paintings by Makan Negahban\, Alic Daniel\, mixed media pieces by Megan Jorgenson\, and assemblage by Ilaria de Plano. Four artists explore varying themes both abstract and realistic while building related worlds with texture\, color\, shape\, form and recycled materials. \nConcurrently with Double Date\, Ilaria de Plano and Alic Daniel are exhibiting complementary work in our new brother location\, the Arcspace. Arcspace is a mid modern prefab home designed to be a solution to the housing crisis in California. It has become a habitat that breads innovation and creative solutions. \nInvest an evening in the gallery then make it a ‘double date’ by venturing downtown to the Arts District on Tuesday\, March 5th 7:00-10:00 pm for wine and a viewing of Alic and Ilaria’s work. \nArcspace Information:\nhttps://www.arcspace.org\nLocated at 1147 Palmetto St\, Los Angeles\, CA 90013\nContact michael@michaeljonleonard.com to set up an appointment
URL:http://radiantspacela.com/event/double-date-saturday-viewings-3/
LOCATION:Radiant Space\, 1444 N Sierra Bonita Ave\, Los Angeles\, CA\, 90046\, United States
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20190308T193000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20190308T223000
DTSTAMP:20260519T094900
CREATED:20190222T041439Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190222T041439Z
UID:1915-1552073400-1552084200@radiantspacela.com
SUMMARY:Forcefields: Multimedia Dance
DESCRIPTION:We invite you to come to an evening of transformative music and performance on tour with exuberant energy to share. \n‘Force Fields’ is a collaborative dance performance by Ru Emmons and H. Gene Thompson. The show deals with themes of human isolation from our natural and emotional environments. \n7:30PM preshow performance\n8PM showtime! \n$10-20 Sliding Scale Donation for touring performers and to the space graciously provided by Radiant Space ♥ \nMore about Force Fields: \nThe duo uses wearable sculptures to perform transformations and protection routines seeking ways to set themselves free in a physical and energetic way. Using imagery of portals and voids\, the show deals with themes of human isolation from our natural and emotional environments. Together this duo has shown their work in cabaret performances\, solo theaters shows\, and galleries. \nFind them on Facebook:\nwww.facebook.com/forcefieldsprotection/ \nForce Fields” is a collaborative dance performance created and produced by artist Ru Emmons and H. Gene Thompson. The duo uses movement and wearable sculptures to perform transformations and protection routines seeking ways to unstick themselves in a physical and energetic way. Using imagery of portals and transformations\, the performers work towards a reclamation of personal power. They explore the human response to living in and around the poisons of capitalism\, environmental destruction\, and systemic oppression. \nEmmons and Thompson are interested in exploring themes of land\, water and the dangerous isolation they see humans experiencing in the world.Their work is actively questioning how to regain our “force fields” and reclaim personal power. This is a story of adaptation\, grief\, protection and transformation in an age of fear. In a world where religion has co-opted spirituality\, our creative energy lives in danger of being lost. \nWhat factors constrain us from freedom? How do our bodies mirror our environment? How do we move forward in power together? Gene and Ru seek to open these questions and their complex solutions in this traveling performance piece. \nBios:\nH. Gene Thompson is an artist who uses soft sculpture installation and performance to highlight unseen narratives and to explore themes of closeness\, isolation\, confining factors such as gender\, social and economic oppression. Thompson’s wearable work is made up of colorful shapes working both as membranes to be resisted against and barriers to be broken through\, both separating and connecting people\, questioning human connectivity through wearable fabric sculptures. They are interested in bringing people together through inclusive events and performances in support of people who do not see themselves represented in the media bring work that is open for interpretations and speaks to the ideas of the “other”.\nThompson works to hold space that acts as a conduit for social emotional learning\, they have been responsible for public works at: New Hazlett Theater\, The Children’s Museum of Pittsburgh\, Kelly Strayhorn Pittsburgh\, Laboratory Spokane WA\, Charles Adams Studio Project Lubbock TX\, AS220 Providence RI\, Neu Kirche Contemporary Art Center\, and Future Tenant Pittsburgh. BFA 2012\, CMU.\nwww.hgenethompson.com \nRu Emmons is a movement artist who strives to use their body as a tool for social change and personal transformation. Their movement style provides alternative ways to be human by engaging athletic contortion\, humor\, and contemporary improvisational methods to create images of connectivity\, discovery\, and dysphoria. Emmons explores what it means to be “the other” by testing their own physical limits\, curiously investigating the world around them\, and transforming body into object and object into body. Their work deals with themes of queerness\, living in a poison world\, and apocalyptic alternatives. Emmons has performed and collaborated with slowdanger\, Dave Bernabo\, and H. Gene Thompson at venues including the New Hazlett Theater\, the Children’s Museum of Pittsburgh\, 937 Gallery\, and Wood Street Gallery in Pittsburgh\, PA. Their work is further documented at\nruemmons.com/art.
URL:http://radiantspacela.com/event/forcefields-multimedia-dance/
LOCATION:CA
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20190305T190000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20190305T220000
DTSTAMP:20260519T094900
CREATED:20190212T223716Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190212T223716Z
UID:1902-1551812400-1551823200@radiantspacela.com
SUMMARY:Double Date Opening At Arcspace
DESCRIPTION:Concurrently with Double Date at Radiant Space\, Ilaria de Plano and Alic Daniel are exhibiting complementary work in our new brother location\, the Arcspace. Arcspace is a mid modern prefab home designed to be a solution to the housing crisis in California. It has become a habitat that breads innovation and creative solutions. \nInvest an evening in the gallery then make it a ‘double date’ by venturing downtown to the Arts District on Tuesday\, March 5th 7:00-10:00 pm for wine and a viewing of Alic and Ilaria’s work. \nArcspace Information:\nhttps://www.arcspace.org\nLocated at 1147 Palmetto St\, Los Angeles\, CA 90013\nContact michael@michaeljonleonard.com to set up an appointment
URL:http://radiantspacela.com/event/double-date-opening-at-arcspace/
LOCATION:CA
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END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20190302T120000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20190302T150000
DTSTAMP:20260519T094900
CREATED:20190302T020837Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190302T020837Z
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SUMMARY:Double Date Saturday Viewings
DESCRIPTION:Double Date\nJoin us every Saturday from 12-3pm to view the artwork in “Double Date” though March 30th 2019. Featuring paintings by Makan Negahban\, Alic Daniel\, mixed media pieces by Megan Jorgenson\, and assemblage by Ilaria de Plano. Four artists explore varying themes both abstract and realistic while building related worlds with texture\, color\, shape\, form and recycled materials. \nConcurrently with Double Date\, Ilaria de Plano and Alic Daniel are exhibiting complementary work in our new brother location\, the Arcspace. Arcspace is a mid modern prefab home designed to be a solution to the housing crisis in California. It has become a habitat that breads innovation and creative solutions. \nInvest an evening in the gallery then make it a ‘double date’ by venturing downtown to the Arts District on Tuesday\, March 5th 7:00-10:00 pm for wine and a viewing of Alic and Ilaria’s work. \nArcspace Information:\nhttps://www.arcspace.org\nLocated at 1147 Palmetto St\, Los Angeles\, CA 90013\nContact michael@michaeljonleonard.com to set up an appointment
URL:http://radiantspacela.com/event/double-date-saturday-viewings/
LOCATION:Radiant Space\, 1444 N Sierra Bonita Ave\, Los Angeles\, CA\, 90046\, United States
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SUMMARY:Interplay of Color and Sound: A Modular Sound Bath
DESCRIPTION:Let us exit this month and enter into a new one while still holding onto the love and the connection that we’ve cultivated. Take this end of winter energy to continue to explore within; to embrace yourself and others. Modular Sound Bath events includes easy breathing\, tonal expression\, visualization\, and guided meditation. This particular dose of sound will be served in the surroundings of art that will take you on a whole other sensory journey! Rest completely while we use crystal singing bowls and modular synthesis to send us inward and beyond\, stimulating heart chakra and creating a rejuvenating flow in the entire energy body! \nDoors at 8:00pm\nWill start promptly at 8:15pm\, no late entry. \nPlease bring a yoga mat and anything else you need to make yourself comfortable\, blankets and pillows can help. Thank you \n$25 advance\n$30 at the door \nThis event will take place inside of the four person group exhibition “Double Date.” Featuring paintings by Makan Negahban\, Alic Daniel\, mixed media pieces by Megan Jorgenson\, and assemblage by Ilaria de Plano. Four artists explore varying themes both abstract and realistic while building related worlds with texture\, color\, shape\, form and recycled materials. \nClick here for tickets
URL:http://radiantspacela.com/event/modular-sound-bath/
LOCATION:Radiant Space\, 1444 N Sierra Bonita Ave\, Los Angeles\, CA\, 90046\, United States
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