GALIA LINN - CLAY WORKSHOP
Event Information
Description
Join us for a hands on clay workshop. Galia Linn will be joined by writer Shana Nys Dambrot for an afternoon of sculpting and conversation.
June 30th from 12:30 to 3:00pm
Edward Goldman described her new exhibition on ArtTalk on KCRW:
"Ceramic sculptures by Los Angeles artist Galia Linn hold one’s attention through a rather conflicting combination of opposites: strength and fragility, multi-colored glazes and monochrome natural clay, and the feminine and masculine. Linn’s solo exhibition at Track 16 Gallery shows her love – or if you prefer, obsession – with just one material: clay. But, looking at her small, medium, and large-scale sculptures on display, one sees that in the hands of Galia Linn, clay – the most earthly material any artist can use – is telling stories and keeping quiet, reaching out and hiding secrets."
What are my transportation/parking options for getting to and from the event?
Non-Car Travel:
• Bikes welcome. Also, Metro Bikeshare dock is at 11th and Maple.
• Public Transit: Two block walk from DASH E Fashion District stop
Parking:
• Bendix Underground Garage entrance is on 12th St.
• Metered street parking
• Many other parking lots in the neighborhood
Organizer Track 16 Gallery
Organizer of GALIA LINN - CLAY WORKSHOP
Track 16 came to be in 1994 when it co-founded Bergamot Station, which – for the next decade – was the center of Los Angeles' rapidly growing art scene. Track 16's inaugural shows were groundbreaking love it or hate it genre bending exhibitions that examined high and low from a new angle that mixed and churned contemporary art with artifacts and Americana: "Wheels", "Fool's Paradise" and "Eats". Hand in hand with its exhibitions and mission, we have also published over 100 books and catalogues. Over its first 5 years it mounted major exhibitions on Man Ray, Manuel Ocampo, the early Punk scene in L.A. ("Forming"), and contemporary Latin American art ("Amnesia", "While Cuba Waits'"). The 21st century followed with exhibitions mixing culture, politics, performance, and contemporary art.
