// Thursday, June 26

John Wiese at Echo Park Film Center

• LA AIR: John Wiese, at Echo Park Film Center, Echo Park.  The artist-in-residence program presents new work from sound and visual artist John Wiese. 8pm.
• LA Likers: A Night of Artist-Selected Internet Videos, at South of Sunset, Echo Park.  A presentation of artist-selected internet videos, curated by Justin Weitzel.  8pm.
• MOCAtv Presents: Petra Cortright’s Tags for Likes, at MOCA Grand, DTLA.  Premiere of the MOCAtv commission ‘Tags for Likes’ (2014), included in a screening of the artist’s entire collection of webcam works. RSVP.  Drinks 7pm, Screening 8pm.
• ALLEGORY CHAPEL LTD. / FENIAN / ATTRIBUTOR R.T.D. / SODOMY SANCTUARY, at Mata, Mid City.  10pm.

// Friday, June 27

• Cover, Junk, Strike with Corey Fogel, Jules Gimbrone, and Rosalind Nashashibi, at Farenheit, DTLA.  Video, installations and live performance works reconsider every day objects and scenes through a sensory experience.  One night only.  7pm.
• MORPHOS Immersive Video Dome Art, at Vortex Immersion Media, DTLA.  One night immersive video experience feat. the premiere of new experimental and interactive video art in the 360-degree dome structure.  7pm.

// Saturday, June 28

OLINGLINGO at Human Resources

• Artists’ Books and Cookies III, at 356 S. Mission Rd., Boyle Heights.  ForYourArt, Ooga Booga, and Mexico City-based Fundacion Alumnos47 host the third iteration of the event series devoted to artists’ books and encouraging the collection of and community around them.  11am-6pm.
• KChung TV with Experimental Half-Hour at Made In LA, at the Hammer, Westwood.  Produced through EHH, KChung Radio launches KChung TV before live audiences. Episodes play on-site during museum hours, with all programs streamed & archived online at kchung.tv.  Saturdays, 12:30-5pm.
• Sillage—A participatory scent-scape project about Los Angeles, at SMMOA, Santa Monica.   A participatory olfactory artwork with artist Brian Goeltzenleuchter and the Institute of Art and Olfaction.  Hosted inside Robert Swain: The Form of Color, an immersive exploration of color and perception.  11am-6pm.
• sound: Charles Curtis, at King’s Road Park Pavilion, West Hollywood.  LA premieres of Eliane Radigue’s Occam 5 and Alvin Lucier’s Glacier, as well as a performance of Radigue’s Naldjorlak. Presented by SASSAS and the City of West Hollywood.  Doors 4:30pm, Performance 5pm.
• Open House & Party at The Pit: Exhibitions & Editions, at The Pit, Glendale.  Opening of the new 650 sq ft artist curated project space, formerly an auto-body shop. 6-9pm.
• Nancy Popp, at Klowden Mann, Culver City.  Solo show of works by the multi-disciplinary LA artist and educator.  Opening reception & performance: 6-8pm.  Through August 8th.
• Jeepneys presents OLINGLINGO: an experimental opera & video installation, at Human Resources, Chinatown.  Video installations by Jeepneys + Ramzi Hibri and performance by The God Doll, with Coolworld DJs.  Doors 8pm, Performance 9pm
• Sealed and Punctured, at Private Island, DTLA.  Barak Zemer & Lila de Magalhaes with performances by JAWS & Cube (Oak) and Elon Katz DJ set. Closing reception: 8pm-12am.

// Sunday, June 29

• Artists’ Books and Cookies III, at 356 S. Mission Rd., Boyle Heights.  ForYourArt, Ooga Booga, and Mexico City-based Fundacion Alumnos47 host the third iteration of the event series devoted to artists’ books and encouraging the collection of and community around them.  11am-6pm.
• Sunday Sit: Mindfulness Meditation, at 356 S. Mission Rd., Boyle Heights.  Guided meditation class led by Jesse Fleming.  11:30am-12:30pm
• Panel Discussion: Context as Narrative in Contemporary Art, at Offramp Gallery, Pasadena.  With artists Stephen van Dyke (remotely), Matias Viegener, Nancy Popp, Dominic Quagliozzi.  Moderated by Skip Snow.  3pm.

// Tuesday, July 1

WIFE: The Passengers on MOCAtv

• WIFE: The Passengers, at MOCAtv, YouTube.  The all-sensory theatrical experience—and past WOAH collab feat. artists—WIFE (Jasmine Albuquerque, Kristen Leahy and Nina McNeely) presents a hybrid poem-performance set in an altered, semi-futuristic landscape. Premiers today on MOCAtv.
• 2014 July Kamikaze Exhibits, at PØST, DTLA.  First of thirty-one solo or group exhibits feat. each night.  Through July 31st. Opening: 7-9pm.
• Yiannis Christofides presents…, at the wulf, DTLA.  Newly composed works by the composer and sound artist xploring the interrelation of sound and place.  8pm.

// Wednesday, July 2

• Matmos LIVE! (with a video screening by John Wiese), at Cinefamily, West Hollywood.  Experimental electronic duo Matmos accompanied by original video projections.  Plus, a program of new video works by John Wiese. 7:30pm

// last-looks 

Suzanne Wright at Commonwealth & Council

• Parker Cheeto: Infinite Haunted Hobo Playlist (A Dream for Some, a Nightmare for Others), at Smart Objects, Echo Park.  Part 1 of Parker Cheeto (aka Parker Ito)’s Infinite Haunted Hobo Playlist; a solo exhibition of new work by L’atelier de PPPPPP. Through June 27th.
• Christine Wang: I Want That Bag x Jo Nigoghossian: New Work, at Night Gallery, DTLA.  Works by Wang made during her Qatar artist residency alongside sculptural works by NY artist, Jo Nigoghossian.  Through June 28th.
• Gabriel Kuri: Solo Exhibition, at Regen Projects, Hollywood.  Exploration into the form, function, and materiality of everyday utilitarian objects, through sculptures composed of consumer materials and found elements.  Through June 28th.
• Suzanne Wright: Rainbow Control Room, at Commonwealth & Council, Koreatown.  Works by Suzanne Wright with a companion video program.  Each piece plays on ‘70s sci-fi fantasies and their libidinal manifestation in space and place.  Through June 28th.
• Tragedy + Time: I, at Public Fiction, Eagle Rock.  Over 3 months, 6 artists rotate occupying a stage with ‘one work’.  Feat. Eric Wesley, Matthew Brannon and Amanda Ross-Ho.  Runs parallel to A Public Fiction at Made In LA.  Through June 29th.
• Rachel Lord: Documental, at Dem Passwords, West Adams.  Presentation of 4 paintings created for artist Ryan Trecartin’s latest movie production.  Through July 5th.

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