Issue 6
Issue 6
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By communing with our opposites, there is potential for a richer and more full understanding of ourselves. Yet, we are often instead reactionary; the schism between various social groups widens.
This issue of Carla proposes several dialogues around art practices that may on first glance be seen as participating in these types of reactionary gender divisions. But, a closer look into these disparate artists and practitioners—who dissect systems of power and gender inequalities head on—reveals that they are in fact in search of a deeper understanding, not an inquisition.
–Lindsay Preston Zappas, Founder & Editor-in-Chief
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Kenneth Tam
’s Basement
–Travis Diehl
The Female Cool School
–Catherine Wagley
The Rise of the L.A. Art Witch
–Amanda Yates Garcia
Interview with Mernet Larsen
–Julie Weitz
Agnes Martin
at LACMA
–Jessica Simmons
Exquisite L.A.
Featuring: Analia Saban, Ry Rocklen,
and Sarah Cain
–Claressinka Anderson
& Joe Pugliese
Made in L.A. 2016:
a, the, though, only
at the Hammer Museum
–Molly Larkey
Doug Aitken: Electric Earth
at the Geffen Contemporary
at MOCA
–Aaron Horst
Mertzbau
at Tif Sigfrids
–Keith J. Varadi
Jean-Pascal Flavien
& Mika Tajima
at Kayne Griffin Corcoran
–Katie Bode
Mark A. Rodriguez
at Park View
–Stuart Krimko
(S.F. in L.A.)
The Weeping Line
Organized by Alter Space
at Four Six One Nine
–Matt Stromberg
Look inside the issue
Kenneth Tam
’s Basement
–Travis Diehl
The Female Cool School
–Catherine Wagley
The Rise of the L.A. Art Witch
–Amanda Yates Garcia
Interview with Mernet Larsen
–Julie Weitz
Agnes Martin
at LACMA
–Jessica Simmons
Exquisite L.A.
Featuring: Analia Saban, Ry Rocklen,
and Sarah Cain
–Claressinka Anderson
& Joe Pugliese
Made in L.A. 2016:
a, the, though, only
at the Hammer Museum
–Molly Larkey
Doug Aitken: Electric Earth
at the Geffen Contemporary
at MOCA
–Aaron Horst
Mertzbau
at Tif Sigfrids
–Keith J. Varadi
Jean-Pascal Flavien
& Mika Tajima
at Kayne Griffin Corcoran
–Katie Bode
Mark A. Rodriguez
at Park View
–Stuart Krimko
(S.F. in L.A.)
The Weeping Line
Organized by Alter Space
at Four Six One Nine
–Matt Stromberg