Light Work Video Project
April 11 - May 25, Thursday–Saturday, dusk–11:00pm
Everson Community Plaza

New work by Adam and Zack Khalil created during their 2018 residency at Light Work. The Khalil brothers, Ojibway filmmakers currently based in Brooklyn, weave together animation, documentary, narrative, role play, and re-enactment to produce deeply compelling film, installation and performance works that explore questions of indigeneity, sovereignty, resistance, and futurity.

2015, 21:15 min
May 23, 6:00pm
Free with Museum admission

1803 Miles tells the story of artist Juan Cruz. Follow along as themes of Puerto Rican migration and perceptions of “Puerto Rican” identities are explored. 1803 Miles is a thesis film by Enrique G. Figueroa-Cabrero.

June 7 - August 24, 2019
Thursday - Saturday | Dusk - 11pm

Light Work is pleased to present UVP Summer Review 2019 featuring works from UVP’s past programming year. If you missed one of this year’s main exhibitions, now is your chance to see it!

August 29 - October 19, 2019
Thursday - Saturday | Dusk - 11pm

This exhibition includes a selection of video works by iconic artist Yoko Ono in conjunction with the exhibition on view inside the Everson Museum.

July 25, August 1, August 15
7:30pm Pre-show activities, Films begin at dusk
FREE and open to the public
Everson Community Plaza

Bring your blankets, beverages, snacks, and lawn chairs to enjoy films projected onto the façade of the Museum building. Stop by the plaza before the film to enjoy art-making, dancing, food, tea and sweet treats from Roji Tea Lounge, and more!