Exhibitions: 2016

The Armory is proud to present the first solo exhibition in Los Angeles of the acclaimed, interdisciplinary artist Harry Dodge.

A group exhibition celebrating the life and work of Pasadena science fiction writer Octavia E. Butler, organized by the Los Angeles-based not-for-profit organization Clockshop.

This two-part exhibition by Los Angeles-based artist Carmen Argote communicates the complexity of routine pedagogical exercises that reveal the inner process of second language learners.

Malik Gaines and Alexandro Segade collaborate with local singers to create a live multimedia musical performance based on texts drawn from Octavia E. Butler’s novels and archive.

This exhibition considers the complex relationships we as individuals have to the physical and political landscapes we navigate.

An exhibition of new works by THEMODELINGAGENCY, a collaboration between artists Nick Herman and Christopher James.

An exhibition of tapestries made of fabric, thread, paint, and ink, which depict the rich landscape of the West while mapping the fault lines throughout the region with vivid red lines.

Founded in 1985 on Los Angeles’s Skid Row, Los Angeles Poverty Department is made up principally of homeless or formerly homeless people and has been an uncompromising force in performance and urban advocacy for over 30 years.