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“The Cardboard Artist” a film about Calder Greenwood

"The Cardboard Artist" is a work in progress film directed by Matthew Kaundart and produced by Luka Fisher about Calder Greenwood, who you know from his cardboard installations that pop up all over Los Angeles. The DTLA ART WALK will be screening the film this Thursday as part of its first annual film series at the Regent Theater.

The first screening for the series begins at 6pm. After the final screening (around 10pm), stick around for a chance to meet the artists, the film makers, and to discuss the film and the art. Calder will also be building a unique installation for the Regent...

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