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This past Saturday, photographers Ken Gonzales-Day This past Saturday, photographers Ken Gonzales-Day and Paul Mpagi Sepuya, with moderator Amelia Jones, discussed the power of queer photography in a special talk co-presented by Los Angeles Nomadic Division (LAND), USC Fisher Museum, and the ONE Archives at the USC Libraries. Both Los Angeles-based artists are renowned for addressing queer desire and histories in their work. Many thanks to everyone who attended and asked thoughtful questions during this timely discussion. You can see Paul’s work as part of the LAND exhibition “Paul Mpagi Sepuya: Excerpts & Fragments,” on view @2413hyperion through December 21. Visit “Ken Gonzales- Day: History’s ‘Nevermade’” at the USC Fisher Museum through March 14, 2026. Photos by @starmontana.
NOW OPEN ON SUNDAYS! If you haven’t had a chanc NOW OPEN ON SUNDAYS! If you haven’t had a chance to visit “Paul Mpagi Sepuya: Excerpts & Fragments,” stop by this weekend and next during our new extended hours: Thursday—Sunday from 11AM—5PM. The exhibition is on view now through December 21 at 2413 Hyperion Avenue in Silver Lake - @2413hyperion. See an archive of the Sepuya’s early zines, his complete, never-before-seen collection of artist books, and a selection of collages. More info at the link in our bio. “Paul Mpagi Sepuya: Excerpts & Fragments” is presented by Los Angeles Nomadic Division (LAND) and curated by Christopher Mangum-James, LAND deputy director. Lead support is provided by 2413 Hyperion. Major support is provided by Michael Breland and Peter Harper, Sherry and Joel McKuin, and Abby Pucker. Generous support is provided by Bernard I. Lumpkin and Carmine D. Boccuzzi. Additional support is provided by Peter Alexander and Scott Craig, Alan Hergott and Curt Shepard, the Silver Lake Neighborhood Council, and Samuel Vasquez. In-kind support is provided by Special Offer, Inc. Special thanks to Geraldine Chung, Heather Manzutto, Oscar Peña, Collina Strada, and Vielmetter Los Angeles. Photo by Evan Bedford.
To mark the closing day of “Paul Mpagi Sepuya: E To mark the closing day of “Paul Mpagi Sepuya: Excerpts & Fragments,” join the artist for a walkthrough on Sunday, December 21 at 2PM @2413hyperion. Learn more about the exhibition, spanning twenty years of the artist’s zines, artist books, and collages. Sepuya will be accompanied by Christopher Mangum-James, LAND’s deputy director and the show’s curator. Free to attend with RSVP at the link in our bio. We hope to see you there. “Paul Mpagi Sepuya: Excerpts & Fragments” is presented by Los Angeles Nomadic Division (LAND) and curated by Christopher Mangum-James (@notmagnum), LAND deputy director. Lead support is provided by 2413 Hyperion. Major support is provided by Michael Breland and Peter Harper, Sherry and Joel McKuin, and Abby Pucker. Generous support is provided by Bernard I. Lumpkin and Carmine D. Boccuzzi. Additional support is provided by Peter Alexander and Scott Craig, Alan Hergott and Curt Shepard, the Silver Lake Neighborhood Council, and Samuel Vasquez. In-kind support is provided by Special Offer, Inc. Special thanks to Geraldine Chung, Heather Manzutto, Oscar Peña, Collina Strada, and Vielmetter Los Angeles. Photo by @ginaclyne
Thank you to everyone who joined us for “On Hype Thank you to everyone who joined us for “On Hyperion Avenue,” a special walking tour with artists Eve Fowler (@evemfowler), Cirilo Domine (@cirilo.domine), and Sonji Kimmons (@sonjikimmons). The artists reflected on significant queer spaces along Hyperion Ave that are no longer in operation, including Frog Pond, Cuffs, and the Other Side. This program was organized by Eve Fowler and presented in tandem with “Paul Mpagi Sepuya: Excerpts & Fragments,” on view through December 21 @2413hyperion. Sepuya’s exhibition is presented in dialogue with the long queer history of the neighborhood and the constellation of spaces, past and present, on Hyperion Avenue that have brought queer people together. Photos by @starmontana.
“I am fond of the work of artists who put pictur “I am fond of the work of artists who put pictures together, artists who put pictures and people together, and pictures of people, together—Robert Rauschenberg, Catherine Opie, Isa Genzken, Paul Mpagi Sepuya. I am fond of artists who put pictures together, to ask us about them.” Grant Klarich Johnson is a writer, educator, and curator based in Los Angeles. For LAND’s Journal, Grant wrote a new essay inspired by “Paul Mpagi Sepuya: Excerpts & Fragments,” on view now through December 21 @2413hyperion. In a collage-like style, the essay combines references to literature, poetry, art, and Paul’s work to create layers of meaning. Tap the link in our bio to read the full essay. Surveying twenty years of artist Paul Mpagi Sepuya’s zines, artist books, and collages, “Excerpts & Fragments” is on on view Thursday - Saturday from 11AM-5PM now through December 21 at 2413 Hyperion Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90027. Photo by @ginaclyne
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