Homesĭtē

LMK Armour performances starting Saturday July 30, 2011

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LMK Armour performances starting Saturday July 30,2011

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HOMESITE is a Participatory Art Project by Joyce Dallal and Lauren M. Kasmer The original 90's installation may be retired but Lauren Michele Kasmer (aka LMK) continues the formerly Homesite now LMK CLOTHING EXCHANGES and the LMK RECIPE EXCHANGES that she initiated in 2009.

Lauren & Joyce both have personal artworks in the Chain Letter Exhibition on view through August 23, 2011

Chain Letter (curated by Christian Cummings & Doug Harvey)

Shoshana Wayne Gallery,

Bergamot Station

2525 Michigan Avenue

Santa Monica 90404

LMK Armour @ Chain Letter

artwork elements and spontaneous performances , Item 579,

near the front near entrancein the auxillary Gallery Building D2

unCommon threads Exhibition Closing Events

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Lauren Michele Kasmer (LMK) and Homesite, at unCommon threads exhibition, El Camino College Art Gallery ends April 29, 2011

Final performances of LMK Apparel Alters and the Homesite Clothing Exchange Thursday, April 28, 2011 from 1 - 3 PM

Closing party (rsvp required) Thursday, April 28, 2011 from 5 - 7 PM

Address: 16007 Crenshaw Blvd. Torrance, CA. 90506. Gallery hours: Mon & Tues 10 - 3, Wed & Thurs 10 - 8, Fri 10 - 2

Exhibition at El Camino College Art Gallery

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Please join Lauren Michele Kasmer (LMK) at El Camino College Art Gallery unCommon threads Exhibition: March 28 - April 29, 2011 (gallery closed for Spring Break April 11 - 15) Address: 16007 Crenshaw Blvd. Torrance, CA. 90506. Gallery hours: Mon & Tues 10 - 3, Wed & Thurs 10 - 8, Fri 10 - 2.

LMK Apparel Alters + HOMEsite Clothing Exchanges during the Opening Reception, Thursday March 31 from 7 - 9 PM and during artist lecture Tuesday, April 5: 1 - 3 PM and Thursday, April 28 1-3 PM. For added dates of Lauren M. Kasmers' happenings at El Camino College check website for more info LaurenKasmer.com.

I'll be conducting LMK Apparel Alters, transforming peoples apparel by sewing on my unique ‘puffed label netsukes’ on anything being worn by a willing participant. LMK is my newest artwork, it combines recycling and reinterpreting the vintage designs of my mother, Irene Kasmer, inventor of the Hip Hugger™, and re-investigating my own histories as limited edition digital prints on textiles and art wearables. I am continuing the free HOMEsite Clothing Exchanges (2009 - on going). A HOMEsite Clothing Exchange is where one barters for a garment or accessory previously traded, tells the story of what they brought and what they are taking, and that interaction is documented and becomes part of the HOMEsite participatory art installation a collaboration which began in 1992 with Joyce Dallal.

LMK plus, Salon Events for THIS IS PERMANENT includes a pop up pot luck party

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see the blog for full details permanentpop.blogspot.com or visit us on facebook ( THIS IS PERMANENT a pop-up shop salon

LMK + NADFLYwith special guests

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THIS IS PERMANENT- POP UP SHOP and SALON -
Unique creations, Intimate actions and performances with LMK & NADFLY + Guests. November 20th through December 18, 2010.

LMK has created limited edition fabrics and unique wearables by selectively altering and reinterpreting her own fine artworks and assorted collections as well as the designs of Irene Kasmer, the pioneering California fashion designer whose career spans more than 50 years, notably the inventor of the hip hugger in 1957. LMK one of a kind wearables, unique fabrics and inspired accessories are accompanied by the story of a past and process of creation. Available for a limited run at THIS IS PERMANENT, a pop up in Santa Monica. Then on LaurenKasmer.com

LMK and NADFLY have invited many guests hosts to share an evening or afternoon in the intimate setting of their salon in Santa Monica. For more information please peruse the T I P SALON schedule:
permanentpop.blogspot.com

Lauren M. Kasmer also continues the Homesĭtē Clothing Exchange and the Homesĭtē Recipe Exchange portions of the the Homesĭtē project. You are invited to participate. The Homesĭtē Clothing Exchange will be on view at "This is Permanent" ( November - December in Santa Monica ) & “unCommon threads” show at El Camino College, March 28-April 29, 2011

Homesite on FaceBook

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For updates and to participate please see our FaceBook Page.

Click Here

Homesite Clothing Exchange at ArtNight (Free)

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August 7, 2010 6:00pm - 10:00pm

18th Street Arts Center - Out Door Area

1639 18th Street

Santa Monica, CA

Bring something wearable you no longer want, outgrew, never liked or just want to have immortalized. Exchange it for another contributed item. Your exchanges will become a part of the ongoing Homesite art installation when you tell us about the piece you give and the one you choose to take. Or, just alter what you are wearing with our one-of-a-kind label/pins.

Homesite Clothing Exchange Mannequin at the Mannequin Collective Exhibition

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August 6, 2010 10:00am to August 22, 2010 at 7:00pm

Exhibition at Santa Monica Place

395 Santa Monica Place

Santa Monica, CA.

The Mannequin Collective art exhibit encompasses one hundred original expressions of art created by the hands of the LA arts community to celebrate the reopening of Santa Monica Place. Exact location of Homesĭtē's work of art, which documents past Homesĭtē Clothing Exchanges, TBA.

Homesite on FaceBook

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For updates and to participate please see our FaceBook Page.

Click Here

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Visit HOMESITE a Participatory Art Project by Joyce Dallal and Lauren M. Kasmer, 1992-2010, at Actions, Conversations, and Intersections an exhibition of participatory projects at the Los Angeles Municipal Art Gallery January 24 – April 18, 2010 (opening reception is Sunday Jan. 31 ) and the public may continue to participate in this art project during the Homesite Clothing Exchanges and our Homesite Recipe Exchanges .

Clothing Exchanges ( where you bring an unwanted article of clothing, tell us why you want to barter for anothers contribution ) will be conducted on two Sunday afternoons: February 28 and March 28. On April 11, 2010 we invite the public to The Recipe Exchange Fete, for culinary performances and opportunity, to muse on, write about and share in your recipes about “Home”. Also accepting online submissions : After the gallery closes at 5 on April 11 this is also to be a thank you party for all contributors to the HOMESite art project.

HOMESITE (pronounced Home-site or Home-City), is the multifaceted interdisciplinary art installation conceived of in 1990 by artists Joyce Dallal and Lauren M. Kasmer investigating the city of Los Angeles, it’s history and environment, as a home place. Homesite consists of modular components that can be rearranged to fit in different spaces. At each exhibition in public spaces such as retail storefront windows through the 90's, we invited city residents to contribute during public workshops and appearances and these visual and text contributions were included in the artpiece. Public participation/contributions continue to be a vital component of this artwork especially in 2009 and through this year where we have initiated and continue the Homesite Clothing Exchanges and Homesite Recipe Exchanges.

"BE A PART OF ART"

HOMESITE's Clothing Exchanges, "Be a Part" 2009 were grand - Next stop the MUNICIPAL ART GALLERY Barnsdall 1/24/2010

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Lauren M. Kasmer and Joyce Dallal held their HOMESITE's third Clothing Exchange, " hosted by the Los Angeles Moishe House on December 16th 2009 - a true celebration.

Next stop for the historical installation and current participatory projects will be the
Actions, Conversations, and Intersections
an exhibition of participatory projects at the Los Angeles Municipal Art Gallery January 24 – April 18, 2010.
This seminal exhibition provides a broad survey of participatory based projects by Los Angeles artists and collectives curated by Edith Abeyta and Michael Lewis Miller at the Los Angeles Municipal Art Gallery, Barnsdall Art Park, 4800 Hollywood Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90027

The HOMESITE installation will be on display during the duration of the exhibition.

January 24, 2010: Exhibition Opens 12:00 – 5:00 p.m.
January 31, 2010: Opening Reception, 2:00 – 5:00 p.m.
April 18, 2010: Closing Reception and Catalog Release, 2:00 – 5:00 p.m.

and the Gallery will be the location of future HOMESITE Exchanges :

February 28, 2010: HOMESITE CLOTHING EXCHANGE IV
March 28, 2010: HOMESITE CLOTHING EXCHANGE V
April 11, 2010: HOMESITE RECIPE EXCHANGE FETE

HOMESITE Clothing Exchange has been invited to bring our "Be A Part of Art" to the Moishe House

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The Homesite Clothing Exchange, A Participatory Art Project by Joyce Dallal and Lauren M. Kasmer, "Be A Part of Art" continues.
Last month it was a HAPPENING at MODAC - this month at the Moishe House.

You can make a HOMESITE CLOTHING EXCHANGE and RECIPE EXCHANGE plus see other participants exchanges and contributions to this mixed media installation when HOMESITE ( past and present) opens January 24th at the Actions, Conversations, and Intersections Exhibition. A broad survey of participatory based projects by Los Angeles artists and collectives curated by Edith Abeyta and Michael Lewis Miller at the Los Angeles Municipal Art Gallery, Barnsdall Art Park, 4800 Hollywood Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90027 from January 24 – April 18, 2010

time for... HOMESITE RECIPE EXCHANGE (where one can “exchange a recipe of meaning to evoke a sense memory of a dish” )

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In anticipation of HOMESITE’s 20th anniversary and the inclusion of the historical artwork in the
“Actions, Conversations, and Intersections” exhibition, at the Los Angeles Municipal Art Gallery
at Barnsdall in January 2010, two new public participatory projects expand the art installation.
You are invited to participate and have your barters, trades, exchanges "become a part of art"
HOMESITE CLOTHING EXCHANGE has already been initiated and further events will be posted here.

time for the
HOMESITE RECIPE EXCHANGE
(where one can “exchange a recipe of meaning to evoke a sense memory of a dish” )

Find a postcard.
Write a small line or two of your personal written memory of a dish that means home to you.
Write a simple version of the recipe.
If you have a picture - send it along.
Mail to:
Lauren M. Kasmer
Homesite Recipe Exchange
PO Box 215
Santa Monica, CA 90406-0215
If you do not have a photograph - we will take one for you
bring the dish to the HOMESITE RECIPE EXCHANGE FETE
one of the HOMESITE events at the
“Actions, Conversations, and Intersections” exhibition, at the Los Angeles Municipal Art Gallery
at Barnsdall.

Homesite Clothing Exchange at Barnsdall
Sunday Feb. 28, 2010
Homesite Recipe Exchange Fete at Barnsdall
Sunday April 11, 2010

become a fan here.

and visit the homesite recipe blog:

LACMA TWITTERED HOMESITE CLOTHING EXCHANGE II at MODAC during the DTLA Artwalk (November 12)

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LACMA TWITTERED
HOMESITE CLOTHING EXCHANGE II at MODAC
(during the DTLA Artwalk November 12)

{quote from LACMA site:
. Have something warm to donate this season? Add to the HOMESITE Clothing exchange event this Thu. @downtownartwalk http://bit.ly/2N7Ptt -- }

And that is exactly what happened on November 12, 2009 while HOMESITE CLOTHING EXCHANGE II was an official Happening ( a non-commercial art event) during the Downtown Los Angeles Artwalk. The first participant to enter the Homesite Clothing Exchange II space on Broadway in Downtown Los Angeles, ( hosted by the MODAC Museum of Fashion Designers and Creators ), had just married and relocated from San Francisco. Wife was not fond of his warm trusty blue jacket. But she did like the Bob Marley T shirt left on our rack from HOMESITE CLOTHING EXCHANGE I (which made its debut at the at the Brewery Fall Artwalk). Our last group found one generous soul who traded twenty (20!) garments for 3. She ( and her mother) no longer wanted the multitude of clothing but wanted to “Be a Part of Art”. All exchanges made are documented and will now be part of the HOMESITE participatory artwork by Joyce Dallal and Lauren M. Kasmer. BECOME A FAN to participate in the next Homesite Clothing Exchange and view our other blogger site ( Homesiterecipe.blogspot.com) to submit a story and recipe for the HOMESITE RECIPE EXCHANGE.

BARTER at the next HOMESITE CLOTHING EXCHANGE II - One Night Only- the MODAC museum is our host

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BARTER at the next HOMESITE CLOTHING EXCHANGE II
- One Night Only- the MODAC museum hosts:

HOMESITE CLOTHING EXCHANGE II
is an art "Happening" ( a non commercial free event)
on Thursday November 12 at Downtown Los Angeles Artwalk

“Be a Part of Art”
Homesite Clothing Exchange II
November 12, 2009. 5 pm - 9 pm
MODAC Museum of Fashion Designers and Creators
850 S. Broadway, Suite 305
Los Angeles, CA 90014

"Be a part of Art"
Artists invite the public to continue their participation in their art project HOMESITE

One night only at the MODAC museum, join us for a “HAPPENING”,
a non-commercial art event,
in the heart of the Fashion District,
in conjunction with the DOWNTOWN LA ARTWALK.

Artists Joyce Dallal and Lauren M. Kasmer invite you to barter at their HOMESITE CLOTHING EXCHANGE. Bring a wearable you are willing to exchange. Write it’s story. Select and trade it for another item contributed by other participants or local businesses such as MODAC (host location) and American Apparel. This exchange will be documented and archived as part of the HOMESite art installation which began in 1990. See the entire art piece at the exhibition “Actions, Conversations, and Intersections”, January 2010 at the Los Angeles Municipal At Gallery at Barnsdall.

Stay informed. Become a fan at
homesiteart.blogspot.com
and view HOMESITE RECIPE EXCHANGE
“exchange a recipe of meaning to evoke a sense memory of a dish”
homesiterecipe.blogspot.com

-Be A Part of Art- HOMESITE Clothing Exchange declared a great public participatory event - Join us at DTLA Artwalk

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a Public Participatory Art Project by Joyce Dallal and Lauren M. Kasmer

-Be A Part of Art- HOMESITE Clothing Exchange declared a great public participatory event - Join us at DTLA Artwalk

The 1st HOMESITE CLOTHING EXCHANGE ( held during the Brewery Fall Artwalk October 24-25 ) was a winner. Some came prepared but many of the participants just took off something they were wearing, then told the story of that article of clothing ( perhaps something they no longer wanted, outgrew, never liked, had a desire to exchange or just wanted to have immortalized ) and then exchanged for another item donated by participants or by local businesses like the MODAC Museum of Fashion Designers and Creators and American Apparel. "Exchanges" were documented and now become pat of the HOMESITE Art Project, which will be seen in its' entire form, including all the new and ongoing public participatory projects, at the Los Angeles Municipal Art Gallery at Barnsdall in January 2010. Become a fan. Join us for the next exchanges (the HOMESITE RECIPE EXCHANGE online will be here very soon) and exhibitions.

BE A PART OF ART NOVEMBER 12 - Participate in the 2nd HOMESITE CLOTHING EXCHANGE

The 2nd HOMESITE CLOTHING EXCHANGE will be held as a "Happening" on Thursday November 12th during the monthly Downtown Los Angeles ArtWalk. Our host location is the offices of the MODAC Museum of Fashion Designers and Creators on 850 South Broadway, third floor, from 5 PM until 9 PM.

Homesite Clothing Exchange (public participatory art) happening now (Last day)

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Public Participatory Art Project by Joyce Dallal and Lauren M. Kasmer

Homesite Clothing Exchange
@ the Brewery Fall Artwalk
600 Moulton
Studio #301
in Lincoln Heights
90031

Homesite Clothing Exchange (public participatory art) happening now (2 days only)

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Public Participatory Art Project by Joyce Dallal and Lauren M. Kasmer

HOMESITE premieres the

Homesite Clothing Exchange
@ the Brewery Fall Artwalk
600 Moulton
Studio #301
in Lincoln Heights
90031

the "HOMESITE Clothing Exchange"

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the Participatory Art Project by Joyce Dallal and Lauren M. Kasmer

the "HOMESITE Clothing Exchange", the new public participatory portion of the HOMESITE art project is happening now (Oct 24-25)

BE A PART OF ART -this weekend premiere- HOMESITE CLOTHING EXCHANGE

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-10/24 - 10/25
Premiere of the HOMESITE Clothing Exchange

The Artists invite the Public to continue their participa-
tion and to "Be a Part of Art"

-ONE WEEKEND ONLY-

Bring an article of clothing
you no longer want, outgrew, never liked, or just
want to have immortalized. Tell the story of your
contribution. Exchange it for another item donated
by another participant or by local businesses such as
MODAC The Museum of Fashion Designers and Creators
and American Apparel. This exchange will be docu-
mented and credited ( unless you choose to remain
anonymous ) and it will become part of the HOME-
SITE multifaceted interdisciplinary art installation.
note: Any “contribution” not used in the exchange
will be donated to a local charities.

HOMESITE Clothing Exchange:
“HOMESITE CLOTHING EXCHANGE”
will be initiated during the BREWERY (’ the worlds largest
art complex’) FALL ARTWALK
when:
Saturday and Sunday October 24 - 25.
From 11AM-6PM
location:
600 Moulton, Studio 301
( in Lincoln Heights ) ,
Los Angeles, CA 90031

In anticipation of HOMESITE’s 20th anniversary and
the inclusion of the historical artwork in the “Actions,
Conversations, and Intersections” exhibition, at the
Los Angeles Municipal Art Gallery at Barnsdall in
January 28 - April 18, 2010, two new public participa-
tory projects will expand the art installation.

Become a Fan
for up to date information on Future Homesite ( Participatory Art Project by Joyce Dallal and Lauren M. Kasmer ) Events.

at Barnsdall :

Homesite Clothing Exchange II
Sunday Feb. 28, 2010

Homesite Recipe Exchange Fete
Sunday April 11, 2010

HOMESITE IS ON FACEBOOK

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Type the following in the facebook searchbox:
HOMESITE a Participatory Art Project by Joyce Dallal and Lauren M. Kasmer

Public invited to Be A Part of Art 10/24-10/25 "HOMESITE CLOTHING EXCHANGE"

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A PARTICIPATORY ART PROJECT BY JOYCE DALLAL AND LAUREN M. KASMER * homesiteart.blogspot.com

BE A PART OF ART
Artists invite the Public to continue their participation in their art project HOMESITE

“HOMESITE CLOTHING EXCHANGE”
will be initiated during the BREWERY (‘worlds largest art complex’) FALL ARTWALK
one weekend only
October 24 - 25. 11AM 6PM
600 Moulton, Studio 301
( in Lincoln Heights ) , Los Angeles, CA 90031

The public is invited to bring an article of clothing they no longer want, outgrew, never liked, or just want to have immortalized. Tell the story of your contribution. Exchange it for another item donated by another participant or by local businesses like the MODAC Museum of Fashion Designers and Creators and American Apparel. This exchange will be documented and credited ( unless you choose to remain anonymous ) and it will become part of the HOMESITE multifaceted interdisciplinary art installation. note: Any “contribution” not used in the exchange will be donated to a local charity.

HOMESITE (pronounced Home-site or Home-City), is the multifaceted interdisciplinary art installation conceived of in 1990 by artists Joyce Dallal and Lauren M. Kasmer investigating the city of Los Angeles, it’s history and environment, as home. The public’s participation has always played a key role in their art project. After the artists received a City of Los Angeles Cultural Affairs Department grant, The HOMESITE Art installation made its’ debut at the Westside Pavilion in July 1992, in one of malls’ non-occupied retail storefront windows. It then continued to be displayed, ever growing and changing, in primarily non traditional spaces, countywide, spanning San Pedro to Woodland Hills, until it was last exhibited at the Japanese-American Museum in 1998.

In anticipation of HOMESITE’s 20th anniversary and the inclusion of the historical artwork in the “Actions, Conversations, and Intersections” exhibition, at the Los Angeles Municipal Art Gallery at Barnsdall in January 2010, two new public participatory projects will expand the art installation. You are invited to participate.

Stay tuned to homesiteart.blogspot.com for the second participatory project: “HOMESITE RECIPE EXCHANGE”

inquiries: homesiteart@yahoo.com Released 10.11.09

American Apparel joins HOMESITE CLOTHING EXCHANGE

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Just in: AMERICAN APPAREL will donate some of their "Legalize LA" Tees to the "Homesite Clothing Exchange" at the Brewery Fall Artwalk, October 24 & 25th, 2009.

Be A Part of Art make your exchange at the "Homesite Clothing Exchange"
600 Moulton, Studio 301, The Brewery, Lincoln Heights, LA 90031
October 24 - 25 from 11 am till 6 pm.

Be A Part of Art

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HOMESITE CLOTHING EXCHANGE

Be A Part of Art. An invitation to the Public to continue their participation in the art project: HOMESITE.

The “HOMESITE CLOTHING EXCHANGE” will be initiated during one weekend only at the BREWERY (‘worlds largest art complex’) during the FALL ARTWALK .

Join us at the "Homesite Clothing Exchange"
Location:
600 Moulton, Studio 301, The Brewery, Lincoln Heights, LA 90031
Dates:
October 24 - 25 from 11 - 6 pm

In anticipation of HOMESITE's 20th anniversary and the inclusion of the historical artwork in the “Actions, Conversations, and Intersections” exhibition, at the Los Angeles Municipal Art Gallery at Barnsdall in January 2010, two new public participatory projects will expand the art installation.

The first, "HOMESITE CLOTHING EXCHANGE" will begin during the Brewery 2009 Fall Artwalk. The public is invited to bring an article of clothing they no longer want, outgrew, never liked, or just want to have immortalized. Tell the story of your contribution. Exchange it for another item donated by another participant or by local sponsors and businesses such as MODAC Museum of Fashion Designers and Creators and American Apparel . Know that your exchange will be documented and eventually become part of the HOMESITE multifaceted interdisciplinary art installation.

This is a free event. Your participation is encouraged for this not for profit art project. Any “contribution” not used in the exchange October 24-25 will be donated to a local ( Lincoln Heights ) charitable organization.

Stay tuned for the second new project. HOMESITE RECIPE EXCHANGE.

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HOMESITE (pronounced Home-site or Home-City), is the multifaceted interdisciplinary art installation conceived of in 1990 by artists Joyce Dallal and Lauren M. Kasmer investigating the city of Los Angeles, it’s history and environment, as home. Public participation has always played a key role in the art project. The HOMESITE Art installation made its’ debut at the Westside Pavilion in July 1992, in one of malls’ non-occupied retail storefront windows, it continued to be displayed, ever growing and changing, in primarily non traditional spaces, countywide, spanning San Pedro to Woodland Hills, until it was last exhibited at the Japanese- American Museum in 1998.

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Our Craigslist Event posting:

Be A Part of Art "Homesite Clothing Exchange" 600 Moulton, Studio 301, The Brewery, Lincoln Heights, LA 90031

Artists invite the Public to continue their participation in their art project entitled HOMESITE. “HOMESITE CLOTHING EXCHANGE” will be initiated during one weekend only at the BREWERY (‘worlds largest art complex’) as part of the BREWERY FALL ARTWALK October 24 - 25.

HOMESITE (pronounced Home-site or Home-City), is the multifaceted interdisciplinary art installation conceived of in 1990 by artists Joyce Dallal and Lauren M. Kasmer investigating the city of Los Angeles, it’s history and environment, as home. Public participation has always played a key role in the art project. The HOMESITE Art installation made its’ debut at the Westside Pavilion in July 1992, in one of malls’ non-occupied retail storefront windows, it continued to be displayed, ever growing and changing, in primarily non traditional spaces, countywide, spanning San Pedro to Woodland Hills, until it was last exhibited at the Japanese- American Museum in 1998.

In anticipation of HOMESITE’s 20th anniversary and the inclusion of the historical artwork in the “Actions, Conversations, and Intersections” exhibition, at the Los Angeles Municipal Art Gallery at Barnsdall in January 2010, two new public participatory projects will expand the art installation.

The first, "HOMESITE CLOTHING EXCHANGE" will begin during the Brewery 2009 Fall Artwalk. The public is invited to bring an article of clothing they no longer want, outgrew, never liked, or just want to have immortalized. Tell the story of your contribution. Exchange it for another item donated by another participant or by local businesses like the MODAC Museum of Fashion Designers and Creators and know that your exchange will be documented and eventually become part of the HOMESITE multifaceted interdisciplinary art installation.

note: This is a free event. Your participation is encouraged for this non profit art project. Any “contribution” not used in the exchange October 24-25 will be donated to a local ( Lincoln Heights ) charitable organization. homesiteart.blogspot.com

Another HOMESITE CLOTHING EXCHANGE Be A Part of Art we are a Happening at the Downtown L.A. Artwalk November 12

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Homesite Clothing Exchange premiered at the The Brewery October 24-25, 2009. Now we are coming to the Downtown L.A. Artwalk, Thursday November 12 from 5 PM till 9 PM. Our Host Location: MODAC Museum of Fashion Designers and Creators third floor offices at the 850 Building on Broadway.

In anticipation of HOMESITE’s 20th anniversary and the inclusion of the historical multi-faceted artwork in the “Actions, Conversations, and Intersections” exhibition, at the Los Angeles Municipal Art Gallery at Barnsdall in January 2010, two new public participatory projects expand the art installation. You are invited to participate.

the second public participatory project is :
“HOMESITE RECIPE EXCHANGE” where you exchange a recipe of meaning to evoke a sense memory of a dish -

For continued information
Become a fan here at:
homesiteart.blogspot.com
and Facebook:
HOMESITE a Participatory Art Project by Joyce Dallal and Lauren M. Kasmer

If you would like to volunteer to help with the project: Homesiteart@gmail.com. For more detail on public participation: Stay tuned.

HOMESITE at the BREWERY Fall Artwalk October 2009 + BARNSDALL

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HOMESITE, the art installation, by Joyce Dallal and Lauren M. Kasmer, will be on display at the BREWERY 2009 FALL ARTWALK on October 24 + 25 , from 11 am - 6 pm at the Studio of Joyce Dallal: 600 Moulton #301.
The HOMESITE CLOTHING EXCHANGE, a brand new public participatory art project will be initiated and documented at the Brewery. More details upcoming.
The HOMESITE RECIPE EXCHANGE will begin online soon and have a participatory event next year while Homesite is on view at Actions, Conversations, and Intersections.
This exhibition explores the participatory practices of over 60 Los Angeles based artists and organizations at the Los Angeles Municipal Art Gallery, January 28 - April 18, 2010.

History

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Homesĭtē (pronounced Home-site or Home-city) was conceived by Joyce Dallal and Lauren M. Kasmer in 1990 and funded in part by a Los Angeles Cultural Affairs Grant. It is a continuously evolving public participatory art project that creates a collective statement exploring ideas of home in relation to the city of Los Angeles. The piece provides a framework for residents of the city to add their own perspective by contributing to it in the form of stories, statements, visual items, and small tableaus. Homesite has been exhibited at such diverse venues as shopping malls, a cafe, a theater, and galleries and museums from San Pedro to Woodland Hills. It was last exhibited at the Japanese-American Museum in 1998 and will be exhibited again in 2009/10.

For a historical article on Homesite please view the
Homesite article of 1992 in the Los Angeles Times : http://articles.latimes.com/1992-08-07/news/va-4714_1_window-installation