OCMA Calif. Biennial Announced

OCMA Calif. Biennial Announced

by | Mar 31, 2006 | ALL

OCMA has announced this years line up for the California Biennial and it includes:

Scoli Acosta, Andy Alexander, Christopher Ballantyne, Walead Beshty, Bull.Miltec (Synne Bull and Dragan Miletic), Jane Callister, Binh Danh, Sergio de La Torre, Vicky Funari, Shannon Ebner, Ala Ebtekar, Brian Fahlstrom, Kianga Ford, Pearl C. Hsiung, Marie Jager, Shana Lutker, Christian Maychack, Martin McMurray, Joel Morrison, My Barbarian (Malik Gaines, Jade Gordon and Alexandro Segade), Kate Pocrass, Lordy Rodriguez, Arturo Ernesto Romo, Sterling Ruby, Leslie Shows, The Speculative Archive (Julia Meltzer and David Thorne), Tim Sullivan, Nicolau Vergueiro, Hank Willis Thomas, Goody-B Wiseman, Mario Ybarra Jr. and Amir Zaki.

Congrats to Bull.Miletic who opened the first show at The Office. The show will open with a party on Sept. 30th.

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