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Thanks everyone that made it today to @forestlawnmuseum for the live performance of ORACLES!

ORACLES is now available as a digital download! Link in Bio!

@therealkimschoen collaborated with OSO (One Sound Object) to have artists make sound works: ‘oracular pronouncements’ based off of three Delphic Maxims that having to do with time and aging:

Think as a mortal
Accept old age
On reaching the end, be without sorrow

Site specific sound installation works were located at the Sybil in the Forest Lawn Museum, the Greek Overlook, and the Gothic Corridor.

Artists include: Patrick Behnke, Claire de Dobay Rifelj, Brendan Getz, Marcus Herse, Nicki Chen, and Pauline Lay.

❤️Release date today, February 14, 2026 ❤️

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We are excited to see you all tomorrow at the closing of group show, In Bloom. @onesoundobject artists perform live from 11:30am-1pm in the Gothic Corridor & addition sound recording at the Greek Overlook!

@onesoundobject screen printed a limited run of OSO T’s for sale!

You can now pre-order ORACLES as a digital download! Link in Bio! Release date is tomorrow, February 14❤️

Artists include: Patrick Behnke, Claire de Dobay Rifelj, Brendan Getz, Marcus Herse, Nicki Chen, and Pauline Lay.

Schoen collaborated with OSO (One Sound Object) to have artists make sound works: ‘oracular pronouncements’ based off of three Delphic Maxims to do with time and aging

Think as a mortal
Accept old age
On reaching the end, be without sorrow

Site specific sound installation works were located at the Sybil in the Forest Lawn Museum, the Greek Overlook, and the Gothic Corridor on the 9th of the month from November 2025-January 2026.

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Oracles is a video work by Kim Schoen that features roses encased in plastic globes—real flowers spray painted with neon colored paint, and hovering in water—‘forever flowers.’ The video shows us the debris that has been accumulating in the orbs over the years Schoen has held on to them; biological life beginning to bloom again in the form of algae.

Schoen collaborated with OSO (One Sound Object) to have artists make sound works: ‘oracular pronouncements’ based off of three Delphic Maxims that having to do with time and aging (Think as a mortal; Accept old age; On reaching the end, be without sorrow.”)

On Saturday February 14, from 11:30 am —1 pm, there will be live performances of these sound works. Come join us for the closing of “In Bloom”, curated by James Fishburne, at The Forest Lawn Museum.

Artists performing: Patrick Behnke, Claire de Dobay Rifelj, Brendan Getz, Marcus Herse, Nicki Chen, and Pauline Lay.

We look forward to seeing you there~!

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Oracles is a video work by Kim Schoen that features roses encased in plastic globes—real flowers spray painted with neon colored paint, and hovering in water—‘forever flowers.’ The video shows us the debris that has been accumulating in the orbs over the years Schoen has held on to them; biological life beginning to bloom again in the form of algae.

Schoen collaborated with OSO (One Sound Object) to have artists make sound works: ‘oracular pronouncements’ based off of three Delphic Maxims that having to do with time and aging (Think as a mortal; Accept old age; On reaching the end, be without sorrow.”)

On Saturday February 14, from 11:30 am —1 pm, there will be live performances of these sound works. Come join us for the closing of “In Bloom”, curated by James Fishburne, at The Forest Lawn Museum.

Artists performing: Patrick Behnke, Claire de Dobay Rifelj, Brendan Getz, Marcus Herse, Nicki Chen, and Pauline Lay.

We look forward to seeing you there~!

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Oracles is a video work by Kim Schoen that features roses encased in plastic globes—real flowers spray painted with neon colored paint, and hovering in water—‘forever flowers.’ The video shows us the debris that has been accumulating in the orbs over the years Schoen has held on to them; biological life beginning to bloom again in the form of algae.

Schoen collaborated with OSO (One Sound Object) to have artists make sound works: ‘oracular pronouncements’ based off of three Delphic Maxims that having to do with time and aging (Think as a mortal; Accept old age; On reaching the end, be without sorrow.”)

On Saturday February 14, from 11:30 am —1 pm, there will be live performances of these sound works. Come join us for the closing of “In Bloom”, curated by James Fishburne, at The Forest Lawn Museum.

Artists performing: Patrick Behnke, Claire de Dobay Rifelj, Brendan Getz, Marcus Herse, Nicki Chen, and Pauline Lay.

We look forward to seeing you there~!

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Oracles is a video work by Kim Schoen that features roses encased in plastic globes—real flowers spray painted with neon colored paint, and hovering in water—‘forever flowers.’ The video shows us the debris that has been accumulating in the orbs over the years Schoen has held on to them; biological life beginning to bloom again in the form of algae.

Schoen collaborated with OSO (One Sound Object) to have artists make sound works: ‘oracular pronouncements’ based off of three Delphic Maxims that having to do with time and aging (Think as a mortal; Accept old age; On reaching the end, be without sorrow.”)

On Saturday February 14, from 11:30 am —1 pm, there will be live performances of these sound works. Come join us for the closing of “In Bloom”, curated by James Fishburne, at The Forest Lawn Museum.

Artists performing: Patrick Behnke, Claire de Dobay Rifelj, Brendan Getz, Marcus Herse, Nicki Chen, and Pauline Lay.

We look forward to seeing you there~!

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Oracles is a video work by Kim Schoen that features roses encased in plastic globes—real flowers spray painted with neon colored paint, and hovering in water—‘forever flowers.’ The video shows us the debris that has been accumulating in the orbs over the years Schoen has held on to them; biological life beginning to bloom again in the form of algae.

Schoen collaborated with OSO (One Sound Object) to have artists make sound works: ‘oracular pronouncements’ based off of three Delphic Maxims that having to do with time and aging (Think as a mortal; Accept old age; On reaching the end, be without sorrow.”)

On Saturday February 14, from 11:30 am —1 pm, there will be live performances of these sound works. Come join us for the closing of “In Bloom”, curated by James Fishburne, at The Forest Lawn Museum.

Artists performing: Patrick Behnke, Claire de Dobay Rifelj, Brendan Getz, Marcus Herse, Nicki Chen, and Pauline Lay.

We look forward to seeing you there~!

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LATA Summer Registration is Open. Come one come all! Check out our website for details … 💚🎭💚 losangelestheatreacademy.org

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This is the comfortable way to play Mancala 🤸🏻‍♂️🙃💚🎭

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Barbara Kruger at LACMA. Such a great show and so good to see people in person! #barbarakruger #lacma #opening #art #contemporaryart #womenartists

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Thank you Claire for such an amazing morning today with the LACE board and friends! Walk through of the last works Baldessari was working on was insightful and stunning. Also loved the back room tour and this Jenny Holzer piece of the entire Mueller Report! 😱🙌🙌🙌 #spruethmagers #johnbaldessari #jennyholzer #contemporaryart #art

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getting into the holiday spirit with “True Crime in Los Angeles: Bloodbath,” a music ‘n’ murder trilogy.

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