INCOGNITO Revealed 2023
Adrienne Adar
Hard Boundaries
Amy Adler
Green Screen
Nick Aguayo
Untitled
Marcel Alcalá
Red Girlie for ICA LA
Mirror vessel
Kathryn Andrews
Brain Womb
Surrender
Drew Ariana
When the Party's Over
The Color Eyes in Diamonds of Rainbow
Lisa Anne Auerbach
What arises from ashes
Lindsay August-Salazar
Untitled (study for floor slowly turning to sky)
Mario Ayala
Award
Bill Barminski
Man Vs Man
A Tale as Old as Time
I Can Only Imagine
Math Bass/Eve Fowler
April 2022
Half Truth (pink- a study)
Sula Bermudez-Silverman
Becoming the Mask
Anna Betbeze
Untitled (Puppets)
Chase Biado
Eclipse
Zoe Blue M.
Mirror
Henderson Blumer
Labyrinth (Red)
One Hundred Mules Walking the Los Angeles Aqueduct, 2013. Josh White Photograph. To commemorate the 100th anniversary of the opening of the Los Angeles Aqueduct in 1913, we walked with one hundred mules the 240 miles of ditches, pipes and channels that move water from the snow melt of the Eastern Sierra to the city of Los Angeles. The mules were the essential labor force in building this aqueduct. This performative action aimed to reconnect the city of Los Angeles with the source of its water and pay homage to the quiet dignity of the mule and the patient pace of its progress across this epic landscape.
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