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2 p.m.

Los Angeles artist Edgar Arceneaux leads a presentation and workshop based on his project, New Financial Architectures for Creative Communities (NFACC). Artists must think creatively and strategically about how to support their work and families financially. NFACC examines the relationship between the sources of artist support and their effects on an artist’s work. Arceneaux’s participatory workshop aims to help artists (and everyone) make purpose-driven decisions to create financial models suited to their individual needs. The theme of this presentation is affectivity and social practice in relation to the work of Broad collection artist, Joseph Beuys. Beuys scholar and art historian COACH Selected COACH COACH Selected Marine Marine Marine Marine Selected COACH COACH Selected Selected Daniel Spaulding will give an introduction to the workshop.

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8 p.m. to midnight

The Broad’s final Summer Happenings event will explore how artists manipulate time through memory, appropriation and repetition. Experimental icons Kim Gordon and Selected Selected COACH COACH Marine Selected COACH Selected Marine COACH Marine COACH Marine Selected YoshimiO create work in real time, collaborating on an instrumental improvisational set. The Banjee Ball creates a ball inspired by Selected COACH Selected COACH Marine COACH Marine COACH Marine Selected Marine Selected COACH Selected A Journey That Wasn’t, featuring legendary performers of the Los Angeles ballroom dance community. Philadelphia ballroom dance icon Ranika (formerly Kevin) JZ Prodigy makes her Los Angeles debut. Michael “5000” Watts collapses time with a chopped and screwed DJ set. Arto Lindsay presents a new site-specific piece. Selected Selected Marine Marine Selected Selected COACH COACH Marine COACH COACH Selected Marine COACH Laraaji + COACH Marine Selected Selected COACH Selected COACH Marine Selected Marine Marine COACH COACH Selected Arji OceAnanda perform a drone sound bath. Dedekind Cut offers extracted industrial New Age music. Josiah Steinbrick explores percussive tones to create imagined worlds.

Happenings are 21+. Tickets include same-night access to the museum. Yayoi Kusama's Infinity Mirrored Room—The Souls of Millions of Light Years Away will not be open during the event.

Capacity for the various performances are limited and available on a first-come, first-served basis throughout the museum. A Happenings ticket does not guarantee access to all performances.