CALIFORNIA, US — The Hi-Desert Cultural Center’s state-of-the-art Joshua Tree Gallery of Contemporary Art (JTGOCA) opens its newest exhibition, ARCHIVES + DESERT DWELLERS, with a free public gala on Saturday, January 4, 2025 from 6:30-9+pm where art patrons, buyers, enthusiasts, collectors, and aficionados, may celebrate the new and unique works. The exhibition features the artwork of Christopher Cole, Joanna Fodczuk, Bobby Furst, Eliot Lee Hazel, Hutch, Grant Earl LaValley, Sunny Moon, Stefanie Schneider, Patricia Vernhes, Adam Villacin, Magdalena Wosinska, Jay Zaretsky. The gala includes a no-host bar and musical entertainment. ARCHIVES + DESERT DWELLERS will remain open every Saturday and Sunday from 11am to 6pm through January 30, 2025.
No-host bar and snacks available.
The Hi-Desert Cultural Center is proud to present a special screening of ENO, the first-ever generative documentary film in a one-night-only event featuring an introduction by Orian Williams, one of the revolutionary film’s producers.
Elvis, the award-winning 2022 musical spectacle by master showman Baz Luhrmann, remains fresh and vital in 2025. Looking back at the criticism of the film, high praise as well as dim dismissal, everyone seems to have undersold the theme of the artist as chattel in the entertainment industry, which has only become more urgent in the two years since.
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CONTEMPORARY ART
58325 CA-62 — YUCCA VALLEY
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