Wik-Ed Women is a monthly series of informal Wikipedia editing workshops/sessions for Los Angeles women-in-the arts to contribute their expertise to Wikipedia, specifically expanding its content about women artists. Considering that 90% of Wikipedia’s editors (information-distributing-enthusiasts, really) are men, these evenings advocate against the systemic
Upcoming performances at LACA as part of The Recorder Was Left On, Or The Closer I Get To The End The More I Rewrite The Beginning on view until September 26th:
ii. Sunday, September 20, 6pm: Yann Novak with Rebecca Bruno (part 2), Lucky Dragons
Wik-Ed Women is a monthly series of informal Wikipedia editing workshops/sessions for Los Angeles women-in-the arts to contribute their expertise to Wikipedia, specifically expanding its content about women artists. Considering that 90% of Wikipedia’s editors (information-distributing-enthusiasts, really) are men, these evenings advocate against the systemic bias inherent to Wikipedia, one of the ten most popular websites in the world.
Wik-Ed Women is a monthly series of informal Wikipedia editing workshops/sessions for Los Angeles women-in-the arts to contribute their expertise to Wikipedia, specifically expanding its content about women artists. Considering that 90% of Wikipedia’s editors (information-distributing-enthusiasts, really) are men, these evenings advocate against the systemic bias inherent to Wikipedia, one of the ten most popular websites in the world.
Wik-Ed Women is a monthly series of informal Wikipedia editing workshops/sessions for Los Angeles women-in-the arts to contribute their expertise to Wikipedia, specifically expanding its content about women artists. Considering that 90% of Wikipedia’s editors (information-distributing-enthusiasts, really) are men, these evenings advocate against the systemic
Please join us for the launch of Alexandra Noel’s first book, By Rote, published by Holoholo Books. There will be a screening of Dimitri Kirsanoff’s silent film, Menilmontant from 1926 along with a selection of contemporary and tragically comical short videos.
Join us to celebrate The Benefit of Friends Collected, Vol. 2 and its contributors on Thursday, May 28th. We’re collecting friends together, and everyone will benefit! Hosted by Los Angeles Contemporary Archive (LACA) and Ghebaly Gallery
