At LACA: Una Noche: Corriente Alterna
Una Noche: Corriente Alterna brings together work by a group of Los Angeles-born and raised Latinx-Xicanx artists, illustrators, and researchers, invited by LACA to experiment with collectivity and fugitivity to contribute to new forms of cultural imagery. The group consists of Geani Sanabria, Yair Sarmiento, Rosalinda Meza, Aaron Edmundo, Ezequiel Olvera, Pablo Fernando, Andrew Freire, Efren Landeros, and Eduardo Robles.
Una Noche: Corriente Alterna focuses on the collective’s subjective pluralities that constellate notions of self-nurture, futurity, cosmology, transcendence, and eroticism through compulsive détournement, drug-induced scribbling, meditative jotting, lucid drawing, and satire cartooning. Themes were initiated through informal discussion, affective exchange, workshops, and risographic printing sessions at Los Angeles Contemporary Archive.
The collective's publication Impetu No.1 Tianguis Místico will be for sale during the opening.
L.A.C.A
709 N Hill Street
Suite 104/8 (upstairs)
Chinatown, LA
90012
Los Angeles Contemporary Archive (LACA) is committed to making our programs and events accessible to everyone who wants to attend and participate. As our facility is limited to staircase access, we extend our best efforts to provide accommodations or assistance. Please feel free to contact LACA prior to any events or for site visits.
