LA Art Documents is a documentation company created by working visual artists with backgrounds in journalism and media production. We joined forces to meet the need for having articulate video and photographic documentation presented in a clean, stylish, and engaging manner that represents the authentic spirit of the art. We work collaboratively as a team to produce compelling videos and photographs with a creative eye for detail crafted to each exhibition, performance, work, and artist.
Co-Founders, Lead Editors, & Managing Producers
Vojislav Radovanović & Jason Jenn
Beyond LA Field Correspondents
Cynthia Alvarado, Damir Kovačić, Andrew Adam Caldwell, Mika Cho, Brian DeShazor, Federico Hewson, Kathy Nigh, Kaylee Paulsen, Nathalie Broizat
Vojislav Radovanović is a Serbian artist-curator, mentor, and producer based in Los Angeles County, California. Born in 1982 in Valjevo, Serbia (formerly Yugoslavia), he grew up amid the Balkan region’s political turmoil and war, experiences that have profoundly influenced his artwork, which advocates for beauty, environmentalism, mental health, decolonization, and societal transformation. In 2017, at 35, Vojislav relocated to Los Angeles.
Vojislav’s career in television production and journalism spans several prominent Serbian TV networks, including Studio B, TV Avala, and RTS, where he served as producer, director, and on-air host. His cultural programming emphasized architecture, art, and heritage in shows like Gradologija (StudioB). His work includes directing high-profile TV documentaries, live news anchoring, and video editing. He also produced for Artyčok TV, a European platform promoting young artists, further showcasing his expertise in documenting and promoting culture.
Since his first solo exhibition at the National Museum of Valjevo at age fifteen, Radovanović has presented work internationally in group and solo exhibitions. Notable institutions include Lancaster Museum of Art and History, Bakersfield Museum of Art, Torrance Art Museum, and Brea Art Gallery in California, USA; Mall Galleries in London, UK; and UNESCO Headquarters in Paris, France. He was also a 2021-2022 fellow artist-in-residence at MOAH Lancaster as part of the Mellon Foundation’s Artists at Work program.
Radovanović’s diverse practice spans painting, drawing, installation, film production, and live television, exploring themes such as art’s relationship to well-being, mental health, LGBTQ+ identity, the immigrant experience, and disrupted cultural narratives. He views art as a powerful tool for healing, transformation, and connection.
Jason Jenn (1974. Iowa City, IA, USA) is an interdisciplinary artist, frequently working as a performer, writer, producer, director, designer, editor, consultant, and arts administrator. Since the age of 13 Jason has actively produced, directed, and edited videos, riding the transitional wave of analog to digital formats. He received a Double Major in Theatre Arts and Film & Media Production from the University of Iowa, taking additional graduate classes in Intermedia Arts and Writing. He was General Manager of the UI Student Video Productions, leading the organization to its most productive year of documenting live events and producing original content for the Campus and Public Access Television stations.
Upon moving to Los Angeles, he worked for several years in mainstream film and television Hollywood art departments. In 2001 he founded ReEvolutionary Productions, his own independent multimedia company, to consult upon and produce a wide variety of alternative performance and multimedia art happenings. Since then he has produced hundreds of video shorts and features in addition to short and full-length theatrical performance artworks.
Jason has always maintained a fluidity moving between the live and recorded media genres, as well as working simultaneously in the creative and administrative fields. From 2002-2009, Jason trained and performed under the guidance of renowned performance artist Rachel Rosenthal. He has performed original works at venues as MOAH Lancaster, the Getty Museum, Highways Performance Space, NY Film Anthology Archive, San Francisco Art Institute, ONE Archives Gallery & Museum, and the Beat Museum.
Former positions include: Curatorial Assistant for Lancaster's Museum of Art & History (MOAH:CEDAR), Outreach Specialist for Torrance Art Museum, Operations Director for Virtularium / Holonyne Corporation – a videowall consulting business and videowall art gallery utilizing over 64 television screens within the exposition space; Producer & Co-creator of the Stuart Timmons West Hollywood LGBTQ History Tour; Project Manager for Entertainment Business Consulting; Production Manager for the Lily Tomlin & Jane Wagner Cultural Arts Department at the Los Angeles LGBT Center.