A City of Pasadena Public Art Program

“Projections” @ Shops on Lake Avenue is a permanent, outdoor public showplace for silent artist-made films, videos and still images. Curated by David Bradshaw, work is chosen for it’s dynamics for the site as well as its ability to add richness to the community. The projected images are cast directly on the wall adjacent to the Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf at 415 South Lake Ave. Free and easily accessible, the image size is approximately 15 x 20 feet. This website carries a schedule of each day’s programs, and a LCD screen on site displays the schedule page from the website. The program will rotate nightly each week, drawing from a growing library of works. Monthly programs will be arranged into themes such as: “Time in a Bottle,” “Undiscovered Classics” and “Pure Form.”

Artists featured in the first program include seminal figures as well as newer artists working with media:
Pat O’Neill, Jennifer Steinkamp, Nan Hoover, Tom Friedman, Lawrence Weiner and Mark Bradford.

Throughout the year, special programs will feature the work of students from area schools.

A juried competition will provide five $1,000 awards to artists working in film, video or still imagery,
including one prize to an artist under the age of 18.

Curated by David Bradshaw, Los Angeles
Developed by Michael Maloney / Maloney Fine Art Advisory, Santa Monica
Funding by