Bad Budz

Adjunct Positions x Horse & Pony

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Address
5041 Coringa Dr
Los Angeles, CA 90042

Opening Hours
July 8th
6-9pm

On view
Saturdays though July 23
noon-4pm

Contact
info@adjunctpositions.org
info@horseandponyfinearts.com

About

Bad Budz are nestled in the outdoor spaces surrounding Adjunct Positions (which is a standalone home in Highland Park that usually holds exhibitions in their indoor space). The show starts with the life cycles of flowers as figural models for how to consider forms of history, time, development, and aesthetics that will hopefully survive whatever catastrophes will rack the planet over the next decades, even if many of us will no longer be here for them.

Alongside this exhibition is a screening program that, while in dialogue with the theme of the show, also skirts around its edges a bit. Here we’re including work that imagines forms of intimacy, healing, exchange, and endurance with/alongside the “natural” world as it still exists, or as we imagine it will exist in the near future.

Artists: Ebb Bayley, Stephanie Barber, Keturah Cummings, TJ Cuthand, Lucinda Dayhew, Adrienne DeVine, Dakota Gearhart, Julia Haft-Candell, kg, April Lin 林森, Carol Anne McChrystal, Jesse McLean, Dietrich Meyer, Alice Morey, Mindy Rose Schwartz, Fern Silva, Tiffany Smith, Hironaka & Suib

Adjunct Positions

Adjunct Positions is an artist-­run project space, founded in 2014, devoted to open and supportive critical­-conceptual dialogue. An artist­-centric test site, the gallery supports work that brings creative process into the exhibition space — transforming, performing, or otherwise inhabiting it. The non­commercial gallery is located in a residential garage in Highland Park.

Horse & Pony

Founded by artists Carrick Bell and Rocco Ruglio-Misurell in 2013, Horse & Pony is an artist-run space with the aim of providing artists, curators, and other project spaces the opportunity to extend or act outside of their existing practices.

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