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Together in Contradiction: Asian American Unity Now
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Air is a unique artist residency that focuses on interconnected issues related to climate concerns. Currently nearing the end of its third cohort, Air has experienced profound shifts as a direct result of the past year spent in pandemic lockdown while struggles for social and economic justice raged in the streets. The project has launched a comprehensive website that archives past exhibitions and programs and begins to map out a new future. Air is also unveiling an unprecedented collaborative project created by the current cohort of veronique d’entremont, Joel Garcia and iris yirei hu.
Founded by artist Debra Scacco, Air began in 2017 as the result of fortuitous chance encounters that arose from longstanding threads in the artist s own practice. While meeting with the group River L.A. to discuss a possible environmental art project, Scacco discovered a little-known downtown L.A. gem: Los Angeles Cleantech Incubator (LACI), a cleantech incubation facility packe
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There is no vaccine for arts organizations struggling to survive 11 months into a debilitating pandemic, but the Mike Kelley Foundation for the Arts is offering what it hopes will be an injection of relief.
The foundation, which for the last five years has awarded artist project grants to local organizations, announces Thursday that it is pivoting for 2021. It will instead award $400,000 in organizational support grants to help
L.A. County arts groups stay afloat during this time of unprecedented economic hardship, when most arts organizations have been shuttered for nearly a year.
“These organizations, nonprofits, are always having difficulty supporting their programs, even in the best of times,” foundation Executive Director Mary Clare Stevens, said. “Layer that with this great hit, which seems to be continuing closures, cancellations, losing revenue it’s really challenging. Our intention with these grants is to move into a place where we’re being as responsive as