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"Hidden in Plain Site: Creative Referendums to Human Trafficking" is a community-based art project addressing human trafficking. It doesn't battle the slavers head on, but suggests on-the-ground actions for non-action heroes.
The event "Critical Conversations on Art and Politics in Los Angeles" addressed the stakes for work that engages in the space of art and politics.
"Chats About Change" questions and reflects on people's relationship to the land as a colonized space.
This panel of the social practice conference "Chats About Change" was devoted to artists' anecdotal experiences rotating between ethics and aesthetics.
Chats About Change: Critical Conversations on Art and Politics is a series of panel discussions addressing contemporary themes creative practitioners are developing in L.A.
In 1967, Alonzo and Dale Davis opened the Brockman Gallery in Leimert Park, setting in motion a series of cultural projects that would establish the village as a black cultural Mecca.
The symbolic and physical properties of cardboard play a significant role in the set design of "Love on San Pedro."
Three actors participating in community play "Love on San Pedro" share stories of life in Skid Row.