Haunts is an exhibition that features new and recent work by over 30 artists, all 2019 graduates of the CalArts School of Art MFA programs in Art, Photography and Media, or Art and Technology. Across three venues in downtown Los Angeles’ Bendix Building (JOAN, Track 16, and
 Ste 534), the work in Haunts spans a range of media and approaches, and casts light on the ghosts that follow us—individually and collectively, perpetually and imminently. During a time of transition, the artists in this exhibition present work that probes the phantoms–of institutions, identities, injustices, histories, legacies, desires, friends, and relations–that can both guide and complicate our future choices, actions, and being—whether ignored, confronted, summoned, or suppressed. Haunts is curated by Aurora Tang, an independent curator and researcher, and program manager at the Center for Land Use Interpretation. Artists include:
Santiago Acero, Daniel Andres Alcazar, Nick Angelo, diego barrientos, Beck+Col, Skylar (Mengyuan) Chen, courtney coles, Kira Doutt, Norris L. Duckett III, Philipp Farra, lydon frank, Luke Harnden, Serena Aurora Day Himmelfarb, Vanessa Holyoak, Minsu Kang, Hanieh Khatibi, Siheun Kim, Taehee Kim, nick kochornswasdi, ZZ Krebs, Lucas Lacamara, Looksorn, Antoine Midant, Silvi Naçi, Alicia Piller, Yuqing Qiao, Alexander Rafalovich, Ieva Raudsepa,
Justin Serulneck, Molly Jo Shea, Bradley Thompson, Lucinda Trask, and Kelly Wall.