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Coaxial receives grant from mediaThe
Coaxial is happy to announce that mediaThe has sustained their commitment to Coaxial by renewing their yearly grant support. mediaThe’s grant funds many artists through our fiscal year and has been one of the earliest
Coaxial receives grant from Mike Kelley Foundation for support through the pandemic
Coaxial Arts Foundation is excited to announce that we have received a generous grant from Mike Kelley Foundation for the Arts to support Coaxial through the worst of the COVID-19 pandemic. Director Eva Aguila was interviewed by the LA
This Friday, Jan 15! Coaxial at Unlock Winter Wanted in Moscow, Russia!
Coaxial will be broadcasting directly to Moscow as part of the UNLOCK WINTER WANTED Festival! Tune in for a program of outside electronics, sound art, and experimental A/V. Streaming from DTLA to the festival in
Saturday, December 5th – Paul Pescador “Between Crushes” featuring work by Maura Brewer & Fleshmarket Theatre Co
Maura Brewer – :/nterstellar / Fleshmarket Theatre Co – “To Be or Not To Be REMIXED” / Paul Pescador – Between Crushes Starting 7 pm, Saturday, December 5th Coaxial Arts presents an evening of performance
Bikini Virgins: “EL SANTO CON LAS MUJERES VAMPIRO”
November 13, 2020 8 p.m PST “EL SANTO CON LAS MUJERES VAMPIRO” Live Music / Blue Screen Movie Performance Surf/Noise/Punk/Experimental band BIKINI VIRGINS (Carmina Escobar, Josh Gerowitz, Georgia Bell) musicalizes and performs a live adaptation
“A New Futurity” curated by Paulina Lara
Coaxial is proud to present “A New Futurity” curated by Paulina Lara on our livestream: twitch.tv/coaxialarts on Friday, October 23 at 7 pm. At this moment in time, where isolation, death, and a looming reality
AXIAL AGE FESTIVAL
Coaxial Arts Foundation presents AXIAL AGE FESTIVAL livestreamed and co-presented with curators The Wulf, Island of Misfit Toys, nettnett /+/ OTONO, Queerspace, Raah Lein, and the Coaxial board. Our new Axial Age is a contemporary
Cycling ’74 interviews Coaxial artist in residence Kamau Patton
An Interview with Kamau Patton, written by Christopher Reid Martin published July 21, 2020. Appears on the Cycling ’74 blog here: https://cycling74.com/articles/an-interview-with-kamau-patton As of this time in the Summer of 2020, galleries, museums, and venues
Collective Change Needs Collective Community: Coaxial Stands for Anti-Racism
Collective Change Needs Collective Community: Coaxial Stands for Anti-Racism Dear Supporters, Since the inceptions of Coaxial Arts Foundation we have been committed to having a safe and welcoming environment for all backgrounds. No matter who
MEMBERSHIP DRIVE EXCLUSIVE
Make a donation of $10 and we will send you a postcard with tiny painting by one of our fellow artists! Each postcard will be unique and mailed directly to you. Postcard design by our
The Path Forward at Coaxial
As our primary programming involves bringing large groups of people together, we expect that it will be largely impossible for us to host normal programming from Mid-March 2020 through at least early 2021. For the
An Update from Coaxial
UPDATED March 14, 2020 Until further notice Coaxial events will be closed to the public. Artists and creators will be able to access the space to livestream their individual events and performances. Tune into our
Hyperallergic article about Cathode TV
An Online TV Station for the Strange, Insightful, and Psychedelic
Eva Aguila – Comida a Mano: Opening & Video Screening
Saturday, October 5, 2019 at 5 PM – 11 PM at Reseda Park Coaxial Arts Foundation is excited to announce Comida a Mano an installation and video screening part of Current LA: Food. Opening of
Coaxial receives grants from National Endowment for the Arts & California Arts Council
Coaxial is happy to announce that we have received two grants from the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) Art Works – Media Art & California Arts Council (CAC) Local Impact. These grants will allow Coaxial to continue our artist
Hyperallergic article about Coaxial’s 4 year anniversary
Thanks to Matt Stromberg for writing this article on Hyperallergic about our 4 year anniversary. The Various Artists Who Have Helped Shape a Vital Los Angeles DIY Space
Interview with Lev Abramov by Suzy Poling
Suzy Poling interviews Lev Abramov about his 8 hour performance “Sweat Equity”, that took place inside of Christopher Reid Martin’s installation, “Mar Gauge”. Sept 9th, 2018. https://www.levabramov.com/sweat-equity 1. I see that you
Los Angeles County Arts Commission awards Coaxial Grant
Coaxial is happy to announce that we have received a grant from the Los Angeles County Arts Commission Organizational Grant Program. This grant will allow Coaxial to continue our artist residency program and will provide much
Coaxial Lapel Pin
New Coaxial lapel pin designed by artist Kiki Johnson. Shipping Options Pin + US Shipping $10.00 USDPin + World Shipping $20.00 USD Become a Coaxial Member for $5 a month and get a
Phonemic Workshop: How you Build your own mic w/Michelle Cortese
October 6, 2018 12-5pm Build your own XLRout microphone from unused vintage telephone parts, guided by VR Designer and Hardware Maker, Michelle Cortese. Telephone carbon elements give the microphone a distorted megaphoneesque sound that can
3 YEARS OF COAXIAL
A book documenting the first three years of Coaxial is now available. With photos covering the gamut of residencies and performances. Over 50 full-color pages. With photos from Katie Stenberg, Eva Aguila, Dalton Blanco, Tony
Mark Hosler & Wobbly from Negativland + Everything is Terrible coming May 27th!
Mark Hosler and WOBBLY / Jon Leidecker from Negativland will perform solo sets and a collaboration set live at Coaxial with special guest Everything Is Terrible! Presale tickets are now available! Scoop them up at
mediaThe foundation renews their support of Coaxial for another year
Coaxial is happy to announce that mediaThe foundation has awarded us a grant for our 2018-2019 fiscal year, renewing their commitment of furthering the work that Coaxial does. With this grant Coaxial will be able to
Coaxial joins Dirty Looks: On Location curatorial committee. A month-long film and performance festival in queer spaces every day in July.
Dirty Looks: On Location July 1 – 31, 2018 Los Angeles Dirty Looks, a non-profit platform for queer film, video and performance, will bring to Los Angeles a sweeping, month-long film and performance festival
April 21 – RICH GLITCH: An Analog Video Workshop with Anna Luisa Petrisko
In this collaborative, interactive workshop we will journey through the realms of analog video mixing and graphics. Steered by our collective vision, we will use a vintage video mixer, live camera feed, custom Tachyons+ gear,