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as-is Gallery is pleased to present
“Reeling 1972 – 2024”
Video Installations and Projections
by Paul Tzanetopoulos
**Plus**
Artist Talk Moderated by Jim Ovelmen
SCREENING + ARTIST TALK
**View a selection of 1-minute video clips
curated by Paul’s most-liked Reels on Instagram
**Jim Ovelmen discusses the work and interviews Paul
Saturday October 18
and
Sunday October 19
6:30p – 9:00p
Rundown
6:30 Screening – Early Work
7:00 Artist Talk
7:30 Screening – Recent Work
8:00 Rescreening Early Work and Recent Work
Moving Arts Theatre
3191 Casitas Ave #100
Los Angeles, CA 90039
(near Atwater Village)
FREE EVENT
FREE ADJACENT PARKING – LOT P2
PROGRAM
Celebrating!
25th Anniversary of Lights in the LAX Pylons
Celebrate Los Angeles’ Diversity
August 8 2025 marks the 25th anniversary of the lights in the LAX pylons that celebrate Los Angeles’ diversity through the movement of light and color. Commissioned by Los Angeles World Airports in 2000, the public art work was created by artist Paul Tzanetopoulos and has become a beloved icon for the City.
Mayor Riordan Throws The Switch August 8, 2000
Opening Night Party
Photo By Greg Wenger
Photo By Tom Paiva
Paul mid-installation
ABOUT THE ARTIST
Paul Tzanetopoulos is a conceptually-based artist who uses many media. His large-scale interactive works utilize light, digital media, video, electronic and sound components. Tzanetopoulos was the first artist in Los Angeles to present a video installation projection and computer-run-intermedia work (Ruth Schaffner Gallery, 1974). His work is included in many public and private collections, including the Los Angeles County Museum of Art’s Permanent Collection of 20th Century Art and the Permanent Collection of the United States Consulate General. Tzanetopoulos received an MFA With Honors in Fine Art from the University of California, Irvine, and his BFA With Honors (Outstanding Fine Arts Graduate) from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas.Tzanetopoulos also works in the realm of public art and has completed more than 30 public art commissions since 1992. One of his best-known public art commissions is his award-winning Kinetic Light Installation (untitled) created for the LAX Gateway Pylon Project, Los Angeles World Airports (LAWA), Los Angeles, which was inaugurated in August, 2000.