Projects
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Storefront Plaza
Storefront Plaza by Nate Page relocates the windows of Machine Project and reinstalls them twenty feet back into the main gallery space. To achieve this the exterior walls of the building stretch deep into Machine’s storefront along a constructed support structure which re-assigns much of the interior space as exterior space. As a result, the public will be able to access what was formerly Machine Project’s front room now transformed as a large sidewalk alcove; the storefront pulled back like a slingshot from the street.
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Machine Publications
We have publications documenting some of our larger scale events and installations available for purchase and pdf download. -
Machine Interviews
Check out some of the interviews we have conducted with various artists who have collaborated with Machine Project. -
Storefront Engineering Activities
Over the years we’ve built some unique features into our store front. These include a pneumatic cash machine, a tree stump watering hole, a vertical garden of succulents blooming from our storefront facade, and elevator bookshelves installed in the gallery floor.
More information about our storefront engineering activities.
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Machine Transformations
More often than not, during the daytime Machine Project looks half-empty, and not yet cleaned up: more like a workshop than your typical gallery. Almost every day we do something different in the space. Occasionally the transformation lasts a little longer.
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Machine Project Benefits
Machine Project hosts scores of free public events every year. This is made possible in part by our annual Benefit, which packs months worth of Machine events into a single spectacular and intimate evening. Past activities have included gold panning, fake museum ID card making, and action movie style art theft from a laser-protected perimeter. Discounted tickets available to members. Not a member? Become a Member!
More information about Machine Project Benefits, past and future.
Past Projects
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Sometimes Machine Project is invited to do stuff at other locations, within LA and across the country.