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Downtown Grand Announcement
Downtown Grand Announcement
Shannon RileyNovember 16, 2020
Paint The Void Art Walk
Paint The Void Art Walk
Shannon RileySeptember 16, 2020
Giving Tuesday
Giving Tuesday
Shannon RileyMay 4, 2020
Earth Day 2020
Earth Day 2020
Shannon RileyApril 22, 2020
Paint The Void Launch
Paint The Void Launch
Shannon RileyApril 15, 2020
Artist Resources And Updates: COVID-19
Artist Resources And Updates: COVID-19
Shannon RileyMarch 19, 2020
B180's 2019 Art-in-Review
B180's 2019 Art-in-Review
Shannon RileyJanuary 2, 2020
The Evolution of Art & Artist
The Evolution of Art & Artist
Shannon RileyNovember 5, 2019
What A Long Strange Trip It's Been
What A Long Strange Trip It's Been
Shannon RileySeptember 17, 2019
B180 Residency Artist Spotlights
B180 Residency Artist Spotlights
Shannon RileyJuly 23, 2019
Artist Spotlight: Tigre Bailando
Artist Spotlight: Tigre Bailando
Shannon RileyMay 3, 2019
Happy Earth Day: Meow Wolf & The Whale
Happy Earth Day: Meow Wolf & The Whale
Shannon RileyApril 24, 2019
Building 180’s 2018 Year in Review
Building 180’s 2018 Year in Review
Shannon RileyJanuary 9, 2019
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"Speculative Futures" is an installation composed by twelve solar robots that make a performance moving their heads with smooth movements to worship the sun. Created by @joaquinfargas as part of the Mars College residency and produced in B
Inspired, as always, by the brave and talented artists who bring life to our beloved and threatened Salton Sea in Bombay Beach, CA 1. "Angels," an installation celebrating trans life by Lío Mehiel @lio.mehiel featuring a sculpture by
The Bombay Beachwear Show is the west coast chapter of an interdisciplinary conceptual art project that exploits the notion of high fashion to put forth a visual declaration of our intent to reclaim beauty and value amid our world of widening inequit
The wooden ladder used in this artwork is an original 12ft Orange picking ladder from the 1950s. One that would be used by fruit picking migrants. Between 1890 and 1960 “citrus produced more wealth than had gold in California history and ranked
The 'memybombay' project imagines the residents and artists of Bombay Beach to their fullest extent, resulting in captivating images that emerged from memymom's natural imagination working overtime in the Bombay environment. @memymom is the collabor
Over 80% of the world’s almonds grow in California, which suffers from rapid aridification due to climate change. One pound of these almonds uses about 1,250 gallons of water to grow – almost twelve liters for a single kernel. The ins
A hug from our heart to yours. A big virtual squeeze to all of our friends and followers today!  Featured here is Heartfullness by @heartfull_katy We 💜 You!
Check out the Charon Summer 2023 European Tour Newsletter and Please Donate! 💀💀💀 https://mailchi.mp/building180/donatetocharonsummer2023tour
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