A film that reimagines art and activism, blending documentary with fiction at Cactus+.
"ASCO: Without Permission" is more than just a film; it's a tribute to the groundbreaking Chicano art group that transformed 1970s Los Angeles. Directed by Travis Gutiérrez Senger, the film creatively merges documentary with fiction, reflecting the boundary-pushing spirit of ASCO. This screening at Cactus+ is a chance to engage with a piece that challenges conventional storytelling and celebrates artistic rebellion.
Cactus+ is known for its commitment to accessibility and inclusivity in the arts. Their monthly programs, curated by both the organization and guest programmers, offer a platform for diverse voices and innovative media. This event is a perfect opportunity to experience their mission in action, surrounded by a community that values creativity and critical engagement.
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The sliding scale ticket price means you can pay between $10-$15 based on what you can afford. Opt for the lower end if you're watching your budget.
Our mission is to create an artist-centered model for multimedia arts education and community building that champions accessibility, inclusivity and sustainability. Founded in 2022, Cactus+ is our effort to formalize and broaden the reach of our arts education and community building programs including workshops, youth internships, and accessibility initiatives. Cactus+ Moving Image’s vision is to create an environment conducive to critical engagement by showing work that takes risks, challenges norms, and opens conversations by showcasing a wide range of artist-driven independent media. As a series, we hope to offer a space for inter-generational attendees to engage with film, expanded cinema, and integrated moving image arts practices made by artists from a variety of backgrounds. To keep a flow of new perspectives, the monthly programs are curated by Cactus+ as well as visionary guest programmers. We have hosted installations, video jockeys, workshops in stop motion, teen film-making, hosting screenings, and cinema studies.
