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ABOUT LOS ANGELES CONTEMPORARY EXHIBITIONS [VOLUNTEERING / INTERNSHIP / EMPLOYMENT] [SUBMISSIONS]
Organizational Purpose Twenty years ago Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions originated from a need for a Los Angeles venue that supports, exhibits and advocates innovations in art-making. By encouraging experimentation, Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions has nurtured not only several generations of young and under-recognized artists, but also newly emerging art forms such as performance art, installation-based work, video art and artwork created with digital technologies. Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions is a dynamic venue for artistic exploration, a promoter of innovative art, a supporter of living artists, and an educator of audiences about contemporary art and the art-making process. For twenty years, programs at Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions have provided the impetus for dialogue about contemporary arts and culture. Membership information Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions depends on its members for support of its programs. As an independent, 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, federal i.d. number 95-3397305, contributions to the organization are tax-deductible to the fullest extent provided by law. Members receive regular and special mailings, invitations to special events, and discounts on goods and services at businesses in the area. From discounts on magazine subscriptions to tantalizing area cafes, membership has its rewards. Present a current membership card at the following establishments to enjoy the benefits of being a member of Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions: Antiques, The Magazine
Hours, Admission and Directions: Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions is located at 6522 Hollywood Boulevard, east of Highland and west of Cahuenga. Our cross street is Wilcox. Parking is available for $4.50 in the lot behind the building, accessible from Wilcox. There is also ample metered street parking available. We are near the 101 freeway and the Metro Red Line’s Hollywood/Vine station. The galleries are wheelchair accessible. Admission to the gallery is free with a recommended donation of $3.00 ($2.00 students, members free). Gallery hours are Wednesdays through Saturdays 12:00-6:00 p.m. Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions t) 323.957.1777
Organizational Structure Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions is governed by a Board of Directors of fifteen. The Board includes artists and local professionals who have a keen interest in contemporary art. The Board has legal responsibility for policy making, planning and fundraising. The Board meets bimonthly to review, discuss, and decide issues brought to it by committees and staff and to monitor the organization's financial status. The staff is comprised of three full-time and five part-time employees: executive director/curator (ft), development director (ft), managing director (ft), program coordinator (pt), communications coordinator (pt), preparator (pt), gallery attendant (pt), and administrative assistant (pt). This staff is bolstered by a rotating group two to five interns from local colleges, universities who work on a variety of projects. Regular consultants assist with gallery preparation, and bookkeeping.
BOARD, STAFF AND SUPPORTERS Board of Directors Frederick Reisz, President Staff Irene Tsatsos (director/curator) Director's Council Amy Cappellazzo Broad Art Foundation Skip Arnold
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