PLAY: A Play is a conceptual performance structured to playfully expose the contradictions of freedom and authority, individuality and interdependence, control and surrender.

60 years after its first screening in Algiers, The Battle of Algiers has lost none of its political punch.

A fresh look at 20th-century California modernism through the concept of modern stylization.

Art historian Jean Stern gives a slide-illustrated lecture introducing the basics of art collecting and connoisseurship.

Palm Springs Art Museum honors Día de los Muertos with a community celebration featuring dance, music, art, and storytelling.

For the 37th year, SBMA honors the Mexican tradition of remembering the dead with a display of altars created by students and community groups.

The Museum of Latin American Art's annual Día de los Muertos Festival is back!

DrumatiX brings an interactive, high-energy performance that transforms recycled and found objects into rhythmic and musical soundscapes.

As Ocean People: Symposium, Screenings, and Performance brings together artists and scholars of diasporic Asian Pacific Islander identities whose work and scholarship examine the legacies of militarization and war, Indigenous resistance, and environmentalism in and around the Pacific.

Get ready for the next – 17th – FESTIVAL FOR ALL SKID ROW ARTISTS!

Join The Fowler Museum at UCLA for a special Story Time presented in conjunction with Kené: Lines of Healing, Paths of Connection.

Join us for our first ever celebration of Día de los Muertos!