Artist-in-Residence
by Lucy Pullen
For six weeks, Lucy Pullen lived and worked in the Los Angeles neighborhood of Highland Park where she occupied a » more

The Economy of the Imaginary:
Pirates and Heroes
by Minerva Cuevas
Widely known for projects that are based on context-specific social research and an adept use of a wide array of media and artistic approaches, Cuevas created this five channel video installation » more

Fair Trade's The NAFTA Effect
by THINK AGAIN
Large-scale projections comprised of a slideshow of phrases in English and Spanish that explicitly criticize recent legislation regarding immigration and the U.S./Mexico border.» more

Fair Trade's 2006 Rose Bowl Flea Market Biennale
by Sergio Munoz-Sarmiento
To be critical and aware of how art objects circulate as property in our culture, Sergio Munoz-Sarmiento proposes an artistic practice that conflates public and private space. » more

Fair Trade's Speak Up LA!
by Amanda Herman and Katina Papson
This performative project was less invested in creating a spectacle and more oriented toward creating open-ended relations among people to spark discussion. » more

Fair Trade's Fair Exchange
by Irene Tsatsos
A curatorial project organized for the Millard Sheets Gallery at the Los Angeles County Fair Grounds, this group exhibition included 28 Los Angeles-based artists and artist collectives and » more

Fair Trade's Fire in the Taco Bell: Lo-tech strategies and not-so-shocking art from Mexico City
by Joaquin Segura, Renato Garza, and Ricardo Cuevas
Developed during a three-week residency in Los Angeles, this lecture, exhibition, and screening, hosted by Gallery 727 » more

Fair Trade's Haircuts by Children
by Darren O'Donnell and Naomi Campbell
This performance engages with the enfranchisement of children and trust in the younger generation, and invites contemplation of a very simple image: a child cutting an adult's hair.» more