Food Not Bombs, The Watts Project, Society for Orgonotic Streaming, Ultra Red, The Speculative Archive for Historical Clarification, and many other artists and activists, individuals and groups are participating in Democracy When- an exhibition at LACE on Hollywood Boulevard in Hollywood. The show opens on Saturday the 4th.

In addition to the exhibition, there will be many lectures and conversations occuring in the space, and many related events elsewhere.

Read the press release below.... Announcement en espanol mas abajo.



LOS ANGELES CONTEMPORARY EXHIBITIONS

6522 Hollywood Boulevard

Los Angeles, California 90028

t] 323.957.1777 f] 323.957.9025

artleak.org

PRESS RELEASE

(for Spanish version scroll down)





Democracy When?

Activist Strategizing in Los Angeles





guest curated by Tone O. Nielsen

in collaboration with the participants



opening reception

Saturday, May 4 from 5 - 7 pm

exhibition participant presentations

from 3 - 5 pm



exhibition runs May 4 - June 15, 2002

at Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions

and different locations in Los Angeles



PRESS CONTACT: Julie Deamer





LOS ANGELES, April 8, 2002 -- Democracy When? Activist Strategizing in Los Angeles is an exhibition about activism in Los Angeles, or to be more correct, activisms in Los Angeles. Its participants come from a variety of communities and are struggling for social change for different reasons and in different ways. But even more, Democracy When? is an exhibition about the process of democratization and the various strategies employed by the participants toward that goal. In that sense, although the exhibition is locally focused, its scope goes well beyond the local.





































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