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Anuradha Vikram

Anuradha Vikram

Anuradha Vikram is a Los Angeles-based writer, curator, and educator who has guest-curated exhibitions for the Craft Contemporary (formerly CAFAM), Shulamit Nazarian, Mills College Art Museum, Orange County Center for Contemporary Art, ProArts, and the DeYoung Museum Artist Studio, and held curatorial positions at 18th Street Arts Center, UC Berkeley Department of Art Practice, Headlands Center for the Arts, Aicon Gallery, Richmond Art Center, and in the studio of artists Claes Oldenburg and Coosje van Bruggen. Vikram is the author of "Decolonizing Culture," a collection of seventeen essays that address questions of race and gender parity in contemporary art spaces (Art Practical/Sming Sming Books, 2017). She is faculty in the UCLA Department of Art, USC Roski School of Art and Design, and Otis College of Art and Design, and serves as an Editorial Board member for X-TRA and an editor for X Topics, a subsidiary of X Artists’ Books.

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The Art of Unrest: The Political Undertones of Noah Purifoy and Mark Bradford
This summer, two solo exhibitions at Los Angeles area museums: "Mark Bradford: Scorched Earth" and "Noah Purifoy: Junk Dada" present significant bodies of work by African American artists, whose careers have blossomed in the city.
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City Among Nations: Los Angeles at the Venice Biennale
"We Must Risk Delight: Twenty Artists from Los Angeles," organized in conjunction with The 56th Venice Biennale, presents some of the city's working-artists, ranging in age from 30-70 and representing a broad range of ethnicities.
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Javier Tapia and Camilo Ontiveros: Travelling Dust
"Travelling Dust," a multidisciplinary project from artists Javier Tapia and Camilo Ontiveros, seeks to explore the shared culture between the U.S. and Latin America.
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18th Street Arts Center Turns 25
18th Street Arts Center was established 25 years ago to offer a home for artists operating on the edges of artistic practice and social visibility in Los Angeles.
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Making Monsters with Miljohn Ruperto and Aimée de Jongh
The new exhibition "Mineral Monsters" features flickering animations of rocks that challenge normal stereo vision and experience.
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Patricia Fernández: Translations of Memory
Patricia Fernández cultivates and shares a symbolic archive of Spanish Republicans' flight into France, a path known as la Retirada, to escape persecution in 1939.
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The Curatorial Arts of Yael Lipschutz
Yael Lipschutz is organizing a body of research around the intersection of art and technology for her residency at 18th Street Arts Center.
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