The MAK Center presented this off-site installation by Brandon Lattu in his studio in Glassell Park. In this phenomenological, interactive artwork, the viewer’s shadow and movements activated light-sensitive cells to produce ever-changing patterns of light on the walls and ceilings of a room.

An exhibition by the MAK Center Artists and Architects-in-Residence.

The five newly rebuilt and enhanced garage units at the Mackey Apartments were the setting for this exhibition of site-responsive interventions that brought together well-known artists and architects from Vienna and Los Angeles: Raymond Pettibon, Franz Graf, Hernán Diáz Alonso, Elke Krystufek, and the next ENTERprise.

An exhibition by the MAK Center Artists and Architects-in-Residence.

How Many Billboards? Art In Stead was a large-scale urban exhibition debuting twenty-one new works by leading contemporary artists, presented simultaneously on billboards throughout Los Angeles beginning in February 2010.

The exhibition Otto Neurath. Gypsy Urbanism reflected on the career of little-known Austrian sociologist Otto Neurath (1888-1945), a polymath whose intellectual and moral compass—forged in the embers of World War I—led him to predict the dramatic growth of the knowledge economy and to develop tools for a universal pictorial language.