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© Chris McCaw, Sunburned GSP #225 (Pacific Ocean/LA), 2008. 16"x20" unique gelatin silver paper negative, Courtesy of Duncan Miller Gallery
Exhibitor at photo l.a. 2013
Tiffany Trenda performing “Body Code” during photo l.a. 2013’s opening night gala.
Exhibitor at photo l.a. 2013
photo l.a. Programming for Saturday, January 19, 2013
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Michael Lange, Wald #0252, 2010, Courtesy of Cohen Gallery
Exhibitor at photo l.a. 2013
photo l.a. Programming for Friday, January 18, 2013
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F & D Cartier, Veni Etiam 1431, 2010, Courtesy of Hous Projects
Exhibitor at photo l.a. 2013
über’s home for the next few days: photo la 2013. Twleve of Alec Byrne’s rare rock and roll photos on display for only the second time in close to 40 years. Prints starting at $300. #photola
tasj is excited to partner with photo l.a. 2013!
January 17 - 21 at the Santa Monica Civic Auditorium.
Opening Night Benefit Gala Tonight from 6 - 9pm!
All proceeds benefit Inner-City Arts. Tickets are $80 and can be purchased online.
Honoring Phil Stern & Bill Eppridge
with performances by The Allah-las & Tiffany Trenda
Special thanks to our 2013 Host Committee:
Michael Cook, Civilised #13, 2012, Courtesy of Queensland Centre for Photography
Exhibitor at photo l.a. 2013
Seung Hoon Park, TEXTUS #071, 2011, Courtesy of Susan Spiritus Gallery
Exhibitor at photo l.a. 2013
“Body Code” live performance during opening night gala!
Tiffany Trenda will be performing “Body Code” live during photo l.a.’s opening night. The performance time is 6:30 pm - 7:15 pm.
“Body Code” is a live performance that focuses on the toxicity of man-made chemicals and how these harmful substances affect the human body. We are creating hazardous materials which simultaneously, destroys our bodies. The work is interactive by encouraging the viewer to scan the artist’s body with their smart phone. This scan from the printed QR codes found on the artist’s latex suit, will take them to a certain page found on the Body Code website. Depending on where the viewer scans, they will read Google searches consisting of two key words: man-made chemicals and the corresponding part. The piece has internationally exhibited at Context Art Miami and Scope Art Fair in Basel, Switzerland.