Thanks to the scores of visitors who visited our opening at the DigitalArt.LA festival last weekend.  Below are some photos.  Full set here.

‘Pretend Behavior,’ part 3 [of 4] of our Spacial Reconstruction series, opened earlier today.  Morrisa Maltz has created an interactive set of spaces that feature gobs of video and color, fabric and clothes - a space which invites you to sit.  It’s open through Sunday night at midnight.  Please check in with us.

Sarah Dougherty, along with her brother Dave, friend Susie Simpson, and boyfriend Josh [Pinche Gringo] all became denizens of the gallery space starting two Sundays ago.  This past Saturday, we saw the results of several months of preparation and thought around her memories and experiences in Mexico City.

We all had different ideas or speculation as to what would happen, who would visit, how they would approach and use the space, and how the installation would become reshuffled, little by little during the 36 hours of this last weekend.  No one really tried to enter the gallery space very late [after 2am], at least to our knowledge.  There were steady streams of people coming in, never fully crowding the gallery, resulting in a more relaxed atmosphere for the most part.

Click here to see more photos from Spacial Reconstruction pt. 1: The City of Mexico.

Celebrate the opening of Phyllis Stein Art during the montly Downtown Art Walk tomorrow night [Thursday, July 10].

Says the PSA site: Councilman Jose Huizar will be present at the Phyllis headquarters to officiate the ribbon cutting ceremony at 6pm. Immediately following the christening is the artists’ opening reception for the colorful pieces created by Jesse Chapo and Eric Smails from 7 - 10pm.

See you there + then.

UPDATE: Read more about the mission + the 4 behind Phyllis Stein in a piece for Citizen by Found’s own Leah Demo here.

L’KEG in Echo Park celebrates the opening of ‘The Magical Rainbow Pony Show’ this Friday evening at 8pm.

Collaboration is in the air, as “LA and Bay Area artists will depart from a Lisa Frank aesthetic, forming an over the top, eclectic show with plenty to see.”

L’KEG is located at 1170 Glendale Blvd. Los Angles, Ca 90026.  [map]

Join us at Found this evening from 6-9pm as the Joint Custody Project LA is revealed, as well as the collaborators’ identities. More on the project at the JCP blog.

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For those in L.A., please check out Sebastian Baher tonight at Garage Gallery.

Sadly, Chris and I can’t attend.  We’ve been busy in Berlin.  Catch up with the Joint Custody Project here.  Lots of recent photos + activity.

Click here to see our favorite photos of A&K’s new exhibition at Found Gallery that opened this weekend.  To see all of the photos by Tito da Costa, visit his website.  For those inclined, there is still some Rose Petal Soda still available [seriously].

Click here to see photos from last Saturday’s opening reception of Matt Maust + Matt Wignall’s ‘Your Alimony Check Won’t Buy a Bigger Room.’  As always, stay up on Found’s imagery at flickr.com/foundla

Matt Maust and Matt Wignall’s Your Alimony Check Won’t Buy a Bigger Room opens tonight Saturday, March 1 and will run through March 31, 2008. Featuring Wignall’s photos, adorned with Maust’s words, the show is a delightful treat for fans of both art and the Cold War Kids.

Make sure to stop by the Opening Reception tonight Saturday, March 1, from 6-9 pm. Don’t forget your hat: 1903 Hyperion Ave., Los Angeles, CA 90027