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Our LAND 15 memories continue: From 2018-2020, as

Our LAND 15 memories continue: From 2018-2020, as part of Los Angeles Water School (LAWS), Oscar Tuazon’s functional artwork and experimental school, LAND hosted a series of public events devoted to the water of Los Angeles. ⁠
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The series explored the complex life of water in Los Angeles, through the lens of local history, architecture, politics, and art. Through this collaborative process tracing how water connects diverse communities within Los Angeles and across the continent, working from a micro to macro understanding of policy and infrastructure, Tuazon created a setting for the exchange of cross-disciplinary ideas and learning.⁠ Participants included the late Tongva elder Julia Bogany, the Executive Director of Sacred Places Institute for Indigenous Peoples Angela Mooney D’Arcy, and Chairman Rupert Steele of the Confederated Tribes of the Goshute Nation, among many others. ⁠
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Earlier this year, Tuazon released a publication on LAWS and a selection of recorded programs can be found on LAND’s website. Tap the link in our bio to learn more about LAWS. @_oscarwater_

We loved seeing everyone at this year's Plant Sale

We loved seeing everyone at this year's Plant Sale 🪴 A big thank you to our cohost @maydanmarket (we can't wait for you to open in 2025!) and @alika__cooper for organizing, and to all the artists for being part of this special day. ⁠
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Photos by @ginaclyne

LAND Presents:⁠ ⁠ Field Permits⁠ by @vincent

LAND Presents:⁠
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Field Permits⁠
by @vincent.e.hernandez⁠
December 22, 2024 - April 6, 2025⁠
Every Sunday from 2-4PM⁠
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Join us for a conversation and celebration⁠
Sunday, January 12, 2025⁠
2-4PM⁠
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Albion Riverside Park⁠
1739 Albion St⁠
Los Angeles, CA 90031⁠
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Field Permits by artist Vincent Enrique Hernandez, organized and presented by Los Angeles Nomadic Division (LAND), is a work of civic institutional critique taking place over 16 successive Sundays on a soccer field at Albion Riverside Park in Downtown Los Angeles. ⁠
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Every Sunday between December 22, 2024 through April 6, 2025, and from 2 to 4PM, Hernandez will invite the public to access a soccer field, and engage with it as they see fit. Hernandez, a 2024 MOHN Grant artist born and raised in Los Angeles, is an avid amateur soccer player. The artist has a deep interest in the ways that public space is mediated by city organizations, which often create unnecessary burdens and hurdles that prevent communities from accessing, and utilizing, recreational third spaces in their own neighborhoods.⁠
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As part of Field Permits, Hernandez will inform the community of the availability of the soccer field for free play through posters and other materials that showcase his training as a sign painter, and which will respond to the architectural and design elements of the area. ⁠
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Tap the link in our bio to learn more.

✨Save the Date for “EL QUINCE” On February

✨Save the Date for “EL QUINCE”

On February 15, 2025, join LAND and curator Anita Herrera for a re-imagined quinceañera celebration at Don Quixote in Boyle Heights.

Paying homage to the quinceañera and its significance as a cultural staple in Los Angeles, the evening will feature live performances, DJ sets, a classic quinceañera meal and drinks, and a multimedia art installation.

Details and tickets coming soon. 🎟️

This event has reached capacity. Sign up for the w

This event has reached capacity. Sign up for the waitlist at the link in our bio.

Join LAND and the artist on Saturday, January 4, 2025 at 10am for the launch of @daidroy.jpg’s HORUS III rocket and test firing of the experimental mycelial rocket fuel at the Friends of Amateur Rocketry (FAR) site in the city of Randsburg. 🚀 Tickets are limited and available on a first-come-first-serve basis. A $15 fee is required to secure your spot; funds will go directly to FAR. ⁠
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Please note: The rocket launch site in Randsburg is approximately a 2.5 hour drive from central Los Angeles. If the event reaches capacity, you can sign up for the waitlist on the ticketing page. Click the link in our bio for more information and tickets.

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