Celebrating
30 years! WIPI Members have an opportunity to showcase their work in this digital
print collection! Santa Monica Civic Auditorium
CHARTER Member, fine art photographer and gallery owner, Carol Henry will
curate the grid styled digital exhibit of vertical and square fine art images.
Our booth will also have a
27” iMac for website viewing. Come celebrate our 30th and photo la's 20th
Anniversary! SEE instructions photo
l.a. XX + artLA projects
the 20th ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL
LOS ANGELES
PHOTOGRAPHIC ART EXPOSITION & ARTLA PROJECTS
LA’s
Longest Running Art Fair Joins artLA projects
Thursday, January 13, 2011 through
Monday, January 17, 2011
Opening Reception benefits the
Wallis
Annenberg Department of Photography at LACMA
Since
photo l.a. was created in 1992, more than 300 galleries, private dealers
and publishers have exhibited and more than 150 lectures and collecting seminars
have been presented. Many significant artists have been introduced to
the public during the fair. photo l.a. is honored to have played a significant
role in the cultural life of Los Angeles and proud to have been the catalyst for
numerous exhibitions, monographs, and acquisitions by major institutional and
private collections, both locally and internationally. It has been essential in
transforming the art/ photography landscape of Los Angeles by increasing public
awareness and acceptance and the inclusion of photo-based art in almost all contemporary
galleries and museum exhibitions. photo l.a. XX celebrates its 20th Anniversary
as the longest running art fair west of New York and the largest photo- based
art fair in the country, drawing over 10,000 attendees. It brings together
photography dealers from around the globe, displaying the finest contemporary
photography, video and multi-media installations along with masterworks from the
19th century.
This is the 48th art fair produced by Stephen Cohen,
Director of photo l.a. Its sister fairs include artLA and photo NY. Previous
fairs include: photo san francisco, photo MIAMI, photo santa fe, and the first
vernacular photography fair in New York City. artLA was created in 2004 as a public
event bringing together a mix of national and nternational galleries, artists,
collectors and curators for a visual dialogue on the current art scene. Its ongoing
commitment to presenting the most challenging art being produced today has led
to the creation of artLA projects, an ongoing citywide program of dynamic and
innovative installations, exhibitions, seminars and conversations with established
and cutting- edge artists in all media.
photo l.a. XX and the launch
of artLA projects, is a prelude to a much larger artLA 2011 that will
align with the start of the Getty’s Pacific Standard Time Initiative and
the Los Angeles Contemporary Art Forum, a new art fair in the fall of 2011 created
by the team that produces the Armory Show.
Exhibitor List as of
12/28/2010
21st Editions
Abba Fine Art Aperture
Artbook | D.A.P.
JoAnne
Artman Gallery
Blind Photographers Guild
John Cleary Gallery
Stephen
Cohen Gallery
Contemporary Works /Vintage Works, Ltd.
Corden | Potts Gallery
Stephen
Daiter Gallery
Dawn of Man
dnj Gallery
Eyestorm Family
fotovision
Gallery
19th / 21st
Gebert Contemporary
Gitterman Gallery
The Halsted Gallery
J.J.
Heckenhauer
Pan-View Gallery
Paul M. Hertzman, Inc.
hous projects
The
Lapis Press
Los Angeles Art Association | Gallery 825
Louis Klaitman
Light
Work
Gallery M
Monroe Gallery of Photography
MR Gallery
Nazraeli Press
El
Nopal Press
OFOTO Gallery
Kaycee Olsen Gallery
Martha Otero Gallery
PHAIDON
PHAIDON
| STORE
photo-eye Gallery
photokunst
Queensland Centre for Photography
Riflemaker
rosegallery
Russell
/ Projects
Schaden.com
Select Vernacular Photographs / Norman Kulkin
Skotia
Gallery
Barry Singer Gallery
Smith Anderson North
Susan Spiritus Gallery
Robert
Tat Gallery
Villa del Arte Galleries
The Weston Trust
Women In
Photography International
Thursday,
January 13
photo l.a. XX + artLA projects
20th Anniversary
Opening Reception
Benefiting the Wallis Annenberg Photography Department
at LACMA
Opening Night Tickets
www.lacma.org/photola
Charity
ID# T1880
Tickets
$80 Opening Night
$20 1-Day Pass
$30
4-Day Pass
$80 Collecting Seminar
Location
1855
Main Street Santa Monica, CA 90401
Public Fair Hours
Friday January 14 11am
- 7pm
Saturday January 15 11am - 7pm
Sunday January 16 11am - 7pm
Monday
January 17 11am - 6pm
Friday, January 14th
9:30am Collecting
Seminar TBA
Additional programming TBA
6- 8pm Review LA Portfolio Viewing*
Saturday,
January 15th
9:30am Collecting Seminar with Weston Naef *
10am
Lyle Ashton Harris, Lecture
12pm Uta Barth Lecture
2pm Michael Light in
Conversation with David Ulin
3pm The La Brea Matrix, Panel Discussion
5pm
Zoe Crosher Conversation with Jan Tumlir
Sunday, January 16th
9:30am
Collecting Seminar TBA*
11am Andrew Moore, Lecture
1pm Troubled Waters,
Panel Discussion
3pm David Taylor, Lecture
5pm Carole Thompson, lecture
“William Eggleston’s Staggering Achievement
Monday, January 17th
9:30am
Collecting Seminar TBA*
Additional Programming TBA
Lectures and panel
discussions are held at the Doubletree Guest Suites,1707 4th Street, Santa Monica
90405, located across the street from the Santa Monica Civic Auditorium.
*
Collecting Seminars will take place at the Santa Monica Civic Auditorium
**
For information on Review LA, contact: CENTER at 505.984.8353 or www.visitcenter.org
Additional
programming TBA. For the latest information, please contact 323.937.5525 or visit
photola.com, artla.net, twitter@photoLAfair,
twitter@artLAfair
Press Contact: Jeannine Schechter Jacobi 310.857.6994 jeannine@freshpr.net
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you to our Partners and Sponsors for their generous support.
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