Evento

One House Twice

ENTER>text and homeLA are pleased to announce a collaboration with the Neutra Studio and Residences (VDL Research House) culminating in an immersive performance event on Saturday, May 6th, 2017. Dance, literary, performance, installation and sound artists are currently developing new works in response to this distinctive architecture and National Historic Landmark.

artists:
Bernard Brown // Rebecca Bruno // Marco Franco DiDomenico // Morgan Green // Henry Hoke // Ashaki M. Jackson // Douglas Kearney // Mak Kern with Mona Tavakoli and Cary Gallagher // Emily Marchand // Emily Meister with Gema Galiana // Wendy C. Ortiz // Andrew Pearson // Priyanka Ram // Erin Schneider // Wilfried Souly // Emerson Whitney

The Neutra Studio and Residences (VDL Research House)is associated with Richard Neutra, a nationally and internationally seminal figure of the twentieth century Modern movement in architecture. During the 1940s, as Neutra's work evolved, he also became the well-recognized founder of mid-century California Modern architecture. The VDL Research House is the only property where one can see the progression of his style over a period of years and is among the key properties to understanding the national significance of Richard Neutra.

This year the Neutra Studio and Residences (VDL Research House)was named a National Historic Landmark.
www.neutra-vdl.org

ENTER>text is a living literary journal, an immersive series of events where the audience is activated to seek out their own unique encounters with writers. Enter> text is directed by Henry Hoke and Marco Franco Di Domenico
www.enter-text.com

homeLA brings dance process to residential space.The project provides a platform to independent dance, body-based, sound, and intermedia artists at various stages of their careers to develop new works and one-of-a-kind performances in response to the architecture and ethos of Los Angeles homes. homeLA is facilitated by Rebecca Bruno, Margot Moss, Andrew Mandinach, and Samara Kaplan.
wwww.homela.org

**homeLA is fiscally sponsored by the Pasadena Arts Council's Emerge Fiscal Sponsorship Program**