Curated by Los Angeles Center of Photography Executive Director Rotem Rozental, Ph.D., If Memory Serves  explored the moments our devices betray us, our recollections fail us and our pictures refuse to bring back the people they once captured. The works on view emerged from the intersection of our haunting pasts, possible futures and our relationships with images, technologies and the systems that ask us to speak for our photographs. 

It’s About Time was an art exhibition that attempted to make the complex subject of time more coherent through a multidisciplinary, tactile, and visceral study of materiality, process, and technique. The exhibition, co-curated by April Greiman and Stacie B. London, featured 17 Los Angeles artists including Jamison Carter, Carolyn Castaño, Joe Davidson, Tibbie Dunbar, April Greiman, Ravi GuneWardena, Dennis Keeley, Mary Little, Stacie B. London, Maria Moyer, Sandeep Mukherjee, Jennifer Remenchik, Michael Rotondi, Shizu Saldamando, Adam Silverman, Pamela Smith Hudson, and John Ziqiang Wu. Utilizing their authentic and unique relationships with cement, clay, fabric, flora, graphite, ink, wood, paint, paper, photography, resin, video, and wax, amongst others, the artists explored the metaphors of time’s arrow (sequential events or narrative) and time’s cycle (repetition or patterns and seasons).