CSUF Grand Central Art Center, Santa Ana
125 N Broadway
714.567.7233
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Opens Saturday Feb 4 (7–10pm)
Feb 4 – Apr 15
Tuesdays–Thursdays (11am–4pm)
Fridays–Saturdays (11am–7pm)
Sundays (11am–4pm)
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The Cacophony Society Zone Show is a retrospective look at the Cacophony Society, a national collective of guerrilla artists, dada pranksters, and various eccentrics pursuing "experiences beyond the mainstream." Dedicated to activities mocking societal expectations, sacred cows, and good taste, The Cacophony Society evolved from the San Francisco Suicide Club and its members were chief organizers of the Burning Man Festival in Northern Nevada. The Society's pranking served as inspiration for the activities of Project Mayhem in Chuck Palahniuk's Fight Club. The exhibition transforms the museums main gallery into a wildly immersive environment filled with photos, graphics, video, props, costumes, and original art from Society events.
