For Project Reliquiae, Trade City Production Manager Kris Swick (aka: kswick) is constructing a crowd-sourced, sculptural archive of objects that have been rendered obsolete by technology. He is currently collecting relics and the stories that accompany them from interested participants. The sculpture will be displayed on the Popwagon in the coming months. Check out the website for the project and contribute an item from your home that has been replaced by your computer.

The magical Popwagon will be appearing once again in Northeast LA. We’ll be parked in the post office parking lot at 5132 York Blvd. in Highland Park, taking part in the NELAart second Saturday Art Walk.

From 5pm-9pm, artist Miggie Wong will be installing a temporary balloon structure, then at 9  The Group Glare will take the stage for an impromptu popup concert.

These vendors will also be on hand at the Pop Shop to sell you some art wares:

• kswick_workshop
• Neanderthal Accoutrement
• Silver Fox Salvage

Hope to see you there!

Join us on Saturday December 15 from 12-5 at Bergamot Station’s Holiday Open House. We’ll be celebrating the holiday season by selling handmade art gifts while enjoying some live music.
Here’s what we’ve got lined up:

Bergamot Station is at 2525 Michigan Ave. in Santa Monica.

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On Friday 11/2 and Thursday 11/3, video artist Michael Richison will present an election-related piece that re-mixes and re-contextualizes the talking heads and talking points we’ve all been subjected over the past months.

The piece will be shown aboard the Popwagon in Venice.
On, Friday evening, at around 6, We’ll be in the vicinity of Abbott Kinney for First Fridays.
On Saturday night, starting at 6 we’ll be cruising around 1916 Lincoln Blvd., then making a stop at the Electric Lodge (1416 Electric Ave)

From the artist:
Exquisite E Pluribus Unum, is equal parts VJ performance, non-partisan political rally, art performance, improvised sound bed and video installation. The title of this performance comes from two places. The first is exquisite corpse, a collaborative game that was originally played by surrealist painters and poets, and e pluribus unum, one of several slogans used by the United States meaning “one out of many.” The two parts of the title are an appropriate description of the process, as the piece endeavors to capture the spirit of exquisite corpse in both its visual and linguistic components. Through the manipulation of the videos, the imagery and language are re-edited and abstracted, often with humorous and unexpected results.

Here’s a taste of what he’s got in store.