LACE presents "Wrong Ped Xing" on February 15 from 7 to 9p.m. (6522 Hollywood Blvd, Los Angeles) as part of "The Dialectic of the Stars", FLAX’s February Arts Festival With Nøne Futbol Club and You are Listening to Los Angeles7.30pm: Screening of Teherangeles by Arash Nassiri7.50pm: Performance by Geneva Skeen8.30pm: Motorcycles concert by Fouad BouchouchaFLAX (France Los Angeles Exchange) is pleased to present "The Dialectic of the Stars", a visual arts and performance festival curated by Fabien Danesi, FLAX’s current Curator-in-Residence, which will be free and open to all. This February, the two-week series features works by 19 French and American artists showcased, like points of a star, at five iconic arts venues throughout the City. As part of FLAX’s compelling series, LACE (Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions) presents "Wrong Ped Xing" on February 15 from 7 to 9pm. Artist duo Nøne Futbol Club will showcase an hypnotic video piece seen from Hollywood Boulevard while the public will be welcomed by the online radio You are listening to Los Angeles. At 7:30pm, "Tehran-Geles", a contemplative movie by Arash Nassiri will be screened followed by an enticing performance by Geneva Skeen. At 8:30pm, the evening will culminate in a trailblazing motorcycle concert by Fouad Bouchoucha, in which the artist transforms motorcycles into musical instruments. Tires on fire, police frequency radio, motorcycle accelerating, drone point of view on Downtown–all these elements could outline a kind of dystopian world, not so different from our reality. French sculptor Nicolas Momein will unveil a new presentation of a mobile artwork made of several magnetic sculptures presented on a cargo van, evolving at each venue, acting as the totem of the project and the link between all the events.LACE’s "Wrong Ped Xing" will be an integral part of the art series "The Dialectic of the Stars", which invites the public to drift all over the city to attend events at The Sowden House on February 11, Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions (LACE) on February 15, Ford Theatres on February 18, L.A. Dance Project (LADP) on February 24 and Zebulon on February 25. Installations and performances can be seen as allegories of coordinates, guiding the audience in the vastness of our globalized culture, like sailors once did at sea.