Los Angeles, California
Los Angeles has a vibrant artist-run scene, as evidenced by an artist-run fair consisting of almost entirely artist-run spaces and initiatives in 2011 and 2012 Some of the current spaces as of 2012 are:
Actual Size, in Chinatown
Autonomie in Downtown
Control Room in the Arts District
Durden and Ray, an artist-led initiative with no fixed, permanent location in LA
JAUS, in Santa Monica
Monte Vista Projects in Highland Park
Night Gallery in Lincoln Heights
Summercamp's ProjectProject in El Sereno
RAID Projects in Lincoln Heights
Weekend in Los Feliz
ART2102 published Dispatches and Directions: On Artist-Run Organizations in Los Angeles which documents the recent history of artist-run spaces in Los Angeles from 2003-2008. The publication includes contributions from eight artist-run projects, including Artist Curated Project, MATERIAL, Monte Vista, and Telic Arts Exchange; thoughts and anecdotes from Kate Fowle, Rika Hiro, Songmi Huff, Thomas Lawson, Paul McCarthy, Yoshua Okon, Renaud Proch and Erlea Maneros Zabala; and an essay by Sarah Lehrer-Graiwer. The publication also contains a directory of over 70 artist-run and non profit organizations in Los Angeles, which is regularly maintained online. Edited by Ronni Kimm and Jesse Aron Green. Designed in collaboration with Willem Henri Lucas.
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