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Geographically Incorrect, Dan Van Clapp & Rolo Castillo Closing Reception: Saturday,  4 to 6 pm, February 2.

Group 4.5: Dawn Arrowsmith, Daniel Brodo, Ann Mitchell, Robin Parsons, Rafael Serrano
Opening Reception: Saturday, February 16, 6 to 9 pm
Exhibtion Dates: February 16 – March 9, 2013

1427 E. 4th St. #4, Los Angeles, CA 90033
Gallery hours are Friday and Saturday, 1 to 6 pm or call for an appointment, 310 614-3351.

735933_4007818006249_1828736104_oOpening Reception: Saturday, Jan 19, 6 to 9 pm
Exhibition Dates: Jan 19 thru Feb 2, 2013

Groundspace Project presents “Geographically Incorrect” a two person show by Dan Van Clapp & Rolo Castillo.

Dan Van Clapp’s fantastical assemblage and Rolo’s ever-fresh paintings…
Hope you can make it!

1427 E. 4th St #4, LA 90033
Gallery Hours: Friday and Saturday, 1 to 6 pm or call for an appointment: 310 614-3351

Saturday, January 12, 6:00 to 11:00 pm
“zero speed, maximum velocity: new age video jam”
A ONE NIGHT VIDEO SPECTACULAR

Saturday, January 19, 6:00 to 9:00 pm
“Geographically Incorrect: Dan Van Clapp & Rolo Castillo”
Exhibition Dates: January 19 – February 2

zerospeedinviteGuest Curator Antonio Mendoza:
“zero speed, maximum velocity: new age video jam”
ONE NIGHT VIDEO SPECTACULAR

Saturday, January 12, 6:00 to 11:00 pm
At Groundspace Project
1427 E. 4th St #4, LA 90033

From the poetic to the confrontational, “zero speed, maximum velocity: new age video jam” is a one-night video extravaganza  on Saturday January 15 at Groundspace Project in downtown LA.
The nine  artists featured are Lewis Klahr (LA), Jody Zellen (LA), HK Zamani (LA),  Jimpunk (France), Janie Geiser (LA), Susan Joseph (LA), Brian Mackern (Ururguay), Claudio Castillo (Miami) & Mr. Tamale (LA).
Their work is varied in wildly different ways; from digital  to hand-made; from stop motion animation to time-based, generative paintings .

Lewis Klahr‘s films unspool like Delphic visions or vignettes glimpsed in a crystal ball in which dream, memory, and history are indistinguishable. His work has been part of two Whitney Biennials and most recently was featured in the Drawing Surrealism show at LACMA.
New media artist Jody Zellen‘s digital environments manipulate existing technologies to activate both public and private spaces in a playful relationship between what is seen and what is imagined.
HK Zamani sees his work within the extended field of painting  His performance-based videos address issues of vulnerability and power.
We don’t know who or what French artist Jimpunk is, and we’re no sure what to make out of his/her/their hacked, sampled, scratched, cut-and-paste and media mashworks.
Master puppeteer and world-renown filmmaker Janie Geiser makes poetically lyrical films transport you to a separate reality.
Susan Joseph makes performance-based video and sound montages that play on her internal dialogue in a self-disrupting narrative.
Brian Mackern is a new media artist based in Montevideo, Uruguay, who has shown and performed throughout South America, Europe and Asia.
Claudio Castillo produces generative, non linear animated, reactive paintings that are driven by real time data streams.
The evening will be capped by Alberto Miyares and A. Mendoza who perform as the collective Mr. Tamale and will set loose their retina-melting audio-visual assault with help from musical collaborators.