You can view a selection of videos from our archive below. Watch more on our YouTube channel, and see our Flickr page for our photo archive.
Black Arts Fund at Occidental College
Virtual screening of Being Black at Oxy, an original documentary film by Oxy alum Darla Howell ’20.
Streetview Video Series: August 11 - August 16 | "Apart or A Part", a compilation from LA Freewaves
Although these videos were made many years prior to Covid-19, they provide a unique lens to contemplate artists' views of being separate and together during our current quarantine. How connected are we? Opinions vary.
Streetview Video Series: August 2 - August 9 | Paul Pescador
Breathless is a single-channel installation as the artist travels by car through Los Angeles during March-May 2020.
Streetview Video Series: July 20 - August 2 | Carole Kim
(d(e)volve) was born out of Carole Kim's recent focus on developing new live drawing tools by creating custom particle systems.
Streetview Video Series: July 6-12 | In Plain Sight
80 artists and immigrant rights organizations join together in a stunning effort to launch In Plain Sight—to make visible the injustices of the largest immigration detention system in the world.
Streetview Video Series: July 13-19
Video work by graduating MFA students from Los Angeles.
"Hailing Cesar" Screening and Panel Discussion
Hailing Cesar follows Eduardo Chavez’s journey to understand the legacy and struggle of his grandfather Cesar Chavez. The screening will be followed by a panel discussion with the filmmaker, local muralists and arts activists.
Mimetic Paintings with Raul Baltazar
Learn how to make your own pointillist painting on found objects.
Photography Scavenger Hunt with Nica Aquino
Learn about basic photography skills and go on your own photo scavenger hunt.
FLEX: A Dance Theater Performance
Contemporary choreographer Jay Carlon presents FLEX, a dance theater work in search of the Filipino American narrative.
Miniature Sculptures with Patricia Yossen
Follow along to learn how to make miniature sculptures out of flour dough with artist Patricia Yossen.
Performance by Jasmine Orpilla- "GO HOME: Where the Heart Is. Feed My Heart. Free My Hate."
Performance artist Jasmine Orpilla, together with an ensemble of musicians, pays tribute to all those who guard any hope for humanity during times of war.