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WHERE EVER YOU ROAMAT THE COLLABORATIVENOVEMBER 3, 2012 - JANUARY 13, 2013UPCOMING EVENTSEN LA NOCHETHURSDAY, OCTOBER 18 @ 6:30PM (18+ EVENT)Members + 1 guest: Free | Non-Members: $10Enjoy a self-guided tour of our current exhibitions, Lola Álvarez Bravo:The Photography of an Era and Sociales: Débora Arango ArrivesToday, complimentary tequila tasting, gourmet food trucks such asFirehouse Chefs and more! Mixes by DJ Cornejo and a live performanceby La Santa Cecilia! In Collaboration with the 7th District of LongBeach. www.lasantacecilia.comDAY OF THE DEAD CONCERTFRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2 @ 8:00PMMembers: $10 | Non-Members: $15Celebrate Day of the Dead with MOLAA and dance to live performancesby the High-Strung Ramblers, the Rhythm Shakers and Pachuco Josey Los Diamantes! You are invited to bring offerings and build acommunity altar. Enjoy gourmet food trucks, cash bars, complimentarytequila tasting and face painting, as well as self-guided tours ofthe exhibitions.6 – EXHIBITIONSThis exhibition inaugurates the Emerging Curator Project, that awardsan exhibition for a project developed by an emerging curator, 35 yearsor younger. The project committee selected María Elena Ortiz, a PuertoRican curator residing in Mexico City, to mount an exhibition of her projectWhere ever you roam.Where ever you roam is an exhibition that not only investigates the artifacts used todemand democratic alternatives in the public arena, but also evokes reflection on theprotesting strategies of our times. Pushing the boundaries of political correctness andsocial protocol, the artworks in the exhibition reconsider political norms to question theirrelevance as a tool for social emancipation. Where ever you roam presents the work ofJosé Carlos Martinant (Peru), Joaquín Segura (Mexico), Jason Mena (Puerto Rico) andJuan Caloca (Mexico). These artists focus their artistic investigations on the archeologyof a public demonstration as a normative system and the creative outlets necessary toignite the cry of an opposing voice.IMAGE CREDITS: JOSE CARLOS MARTINAT (PERU, B. 1974)CINE MOLAAin Collaboration with Hola Mexico presents: Felix: Selffictionsof a Smuggler / Felix: Autoficciones de un traficanteTHURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8 @ 8:00PMMembers: Free | Non-Members: $10Felix is a home-movie actor and human trafficker in Tijuana. He hasmanaged to live, work and validate his immigration status in the UnitedStates without ceasing to transgress the border, hiring Americans tocarry out the job and fooling the strict governmental controls set upby the United States. Followed by a Q & A with the film director.www.felixdocumentary.comAGUSTIN LARA MUSICAL TRIBUTESUNDAY, NOVEMBER 11 @ 5:00PMMembers Priority: $30 | Non-Members Priority: $35Members General: $25 | Non-Members General: $30Gregorio Luke and tenors Lorenzo Negrete and Marco AntonioLabastida return to MOLAA and will pay homage to the most famousLatin-American composer of popular music, Agustin Lara “El Flaco deOro.” Lara’s career spanned almost 70 years and he wrote over 600songs. Artists as diverse as Xavier Cugat, Desi Arnaz, Nat King Cole,Bing Crosby and tenor Placido Domingo have recorded his work.EVENTS – 7