On Saturday and Sunday, August 3-4 from 10:00 to 4:00 pm, please join us for a workshop - Screen Printing on Fabric: Pattern Design Inspired by Alexander Girard, with Instructor Carrie Burckle.
Free
On Saturday, August 3rd from 4:00 and 6:00 pm, please join Arcana: Books on the Arts in collaboration with Hubbyco for an exhibition of Los Angeles-based artist Gary Cannone's Albums by Conceptual Artists artworks, along with a book signing for Forever Now - the limited edition catalogue that documents them! In addition, there will be a special Conceptual Art-themed record party hosted by Mr. Cannone and the illustrious Tosh Berman.
Free
On Saturday, September 7th from 4:00 to 6:00 pm, stop by Arcana: Books on the Arts for a book signing and Q & A with Billy Al Bengston moderated by Joan Agajanian Quinn.
Free
Join us on Helms Walk, our pedestrian plaza on Helms Avenue, for our annual Sunset Cinema series. This year we are kicking it way back to the 1980s, with some film classics the whole family will enjoy. First up: Who Framed Roger Rabbit
Free
Join us on Helms Walk, our pedestrian plaza on Helms Avenue, for our annual Sunset Cinema series. This year we are kicking it way back to the 1980s, with some film classics the whole family will enjoy. Next up: Labyrinth
Free
On Thursday, September 19th from 6:30 – 8:30 pm, please join us for Bauhaus 100, a poster installation and reception honoring the work of this important art movement.
Free
Join us on Helms Walk, our pedestrian plaza on Helms Avenue, for our annual Sunset Cinema series. This year we are kicking it way back to the 1980s, with some film classics the whole family will enjoy. Next up: Back to the Future
On September 28-29th, please join Textile Arts Los Angeles for MATERIALITY & METHOD, a summit that focuses on how artists and designers approach material, and how they manipulate, re-imagine, and transcend its use and possibilities.
Free
Join us on Helms Walk, our pedestrian plaza on Helms Avenue, for our annual Sunset Cinema series. This year we are kicking it way back to the 1980s, with some film classics the whole family will enjoy. Last film of the series: E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial
