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    Fluids

    FRIDAY, APRIL 25–SUNDAY, APRIL 27
    Contact for exact locations and times

    Commencing on April 25 with a structure built at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA), teams of volunteers, students, and others will reinvent Fluids (1967), building structures made of ice blocks at MOCA, Memorial Park in Pasadena (organized by Armory Center for the Arts), and other locations throughout
    Los Angeles county. These events are coordinated
    by LACMA with special thanks to The Union Ice Company
    for in-kind support.

    INFO 323/857-6512 or lacma.org

    These events are coordinated by LACMA with special thanks to The Union Ice Company for in-kind support.

    SATURDAY, APRIL 26–SUNDAY, APRIL 27
    The Getty Center
    1200 Getty Center Dr., Los Angeles

    The Getty Center presents Overflow by the LA Art Girls, which includes a reinvention of Allan Kaprow’s Happening Fluids (1967). The project is conceived both as a historic dedication and a new contemporary art work that will explore the social aspects of Kaprow’s practice through a series of participatory events
    and activities.
    INFO 310/440-7300 or getty.edu

    SATURDAY, APRIL 26
    Contact for exact times
    Two Rodeo
    210 N. Rodeo Dr., Beverly Hills

    By building a structure made of ice blocks,
    The MOCA Contemporaries will turn this well-known space of luxury and commerce into a temporary setting for performance and art by reinventing Kaprow’s Fluids (1967). This event is coordinated by The MOCA Contemporaries with the generous support of StratREAL Foundation USA.
    Participation is open to members of The MOCA Contemporaries only; reservations required.

    INFO contemporaries@moca.org

    Fluids (1967)
    Originally occurring in Los Angeles and Pasadena, Fluids reflects the transitory nature of urban space by calling for the construction of large rectangular enclosures made from ice blocks, which are then left to melt throughout the city.