Meet up with online art magazine East of Borneo at MOCA for a Wikipedia edit-a-thon to build a better online history of art in Southern California. This third meetup in their "Unforgetting L.A." edit-a-thon series will focus on the 30 years since MOCA's inception—L.A. art of the 1980s, 1990s, and 2000s. Participate for as little or as long as you like; you'll need a Wikipedia account, laptop computer and power adapter, and any reference materials you'd like to work from or share. Beginners welcome! We'll provide training and reference materials to get you started.

03.09.14
MOCA GRAND AVENUE

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Inspired by the exhibition Mike Kelley, Los Angeles Filmforum at MOCA presents a program of films and videos centering on questions of authority, performance, fantasy, education, and repression. Including works by Peggy Ahwesh; Abigail Child; Mike Kelley and Ericka Beckman; Owen Land (né George Landow); and Ron Rice, Angus MacLise, and Jack Smith; each piece in this program documents a subculture at the same time that it subverts, analyzes, and/or antagonizes so-called mainstream culture.

03.13.14
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In his very first IRL performance, Yung Jake will stream the internet live on big screen 1080p! Get a glimpse into the artist's world at this one-night only presentation of all-time favorite art and rap videos, YouTube hits, social apps, and websites as he navigates the digital plane. The world premiere of Yung Jake's MOCAtv video Unfollow will follow the performance.

03.20.14
MOCA GRAND AVENUE

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