Tag: Art
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This Week’s Must-See Art – Curate LA
Above: Karla Diaz, We Are Slanguage, 2022. Curate LA | October 21, 2022 Co-curated by Gloria Gem Sanchez and Jynx Prado, this group exhibition pays homage to the de facto art school and artist-run space, Slanguage Studio, started in 2002 by artists Mario Ybarra Jr. and Karla Diaz in Wilmington, California. A visual overview of…
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PORTALS Angels Gate Cultural Center – Artillery
Above: Erika Lizée, The Subtle Body Prepares of Emergence, Image Panic Studio LA. By John David O’Brien | Artillery | March 8, 2022 Thresholds—with their curious balancing act between two places, spaces or states—have always exercised a tremendous pull upon human imagination. It is, without even working at it, a naturally apt analogy for multiple types…
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This Long Beach Ceramic Artist Made Her Mark on the City One Tiny Pot at a Time – Signal Tribune
Above: Sara Pilchman lays on the floor of her ceramics studio and warehouse in Signal Hill on Feb. 8, 2022, among a variety of her finished tiny pots while talking to her studio mate candle-maker, Keri Palustre. After sitting on a stool for hours to shape the pots, she prefers to lay on the ground…
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Angels Gate Cultural Center Presents New Art Exhibition ‘Portals’ – STIRpad News
STIRpad | January 10, 2022 Located at Angels Gate Cultural Center overlooking the Port of Los Angeles, ‘Portals’ is supported by the Port of Los Angeles Community Investment Program and the Pasadena Art Alliance. The exhibition reflects on the transformative nature of passageways with the Port of Los Angeles as a relevant foil. It contemplates ideas of boundaries, entrance…
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Angels Gate Cultural Center’s Got Local Notions – Random Length News
November 22, 2019 | AGCC in the Media By Andrea Serna | Random Length News | November 22nd, 2019 The idea of a notion is the preconceived assumption about a subject, something you thought you knew, but maybe not. In Local Notions, the exhibition of San Pedro artists at the Angels Gate Cultural Center,notions of…
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The 7: Things to do this weekend including… leaving Long Beach! What?! – Long Beach Post
April 10, 2019 | AGCC in the Media By Asia Morris | Long Beach Post | April 10, 2019 Opening in conjunction with Angel’s Gate Cultural Center Open Studios Day, the artworks in “GANAS DE EXISTIR!” explore identity, erasure and visibility. Put on by FA4 Collective—a group of mostly CSULB alumni-turned art professionals—the aim is to…
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A Multi-Sensory Sound Art Festival Aims to Expand the Ear – Hyperallergic
May 30, 2018 | AGCC in the Media By Matt Stromberg | Hyperallergic | May 30, 2018 Located a mere 25 miles due south of the major cultural institutions of downtown Los Angeles like MOCA, the Broad, and the new ICA LA and Main Museum, the South Bay community of San Pedro is home to…
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Photography Exhibit Explores the Environmental Impact of the Port of Los Angeles – NewsWise
April 25, 2017 | AGCC in the Media By CSUDH | News Wise | April 25, 2017 Newswise — (San Pedro, Calif.) Students from California State University Dominguez Hills and their professor are featured in a two exhibitions, “LA Living Space: Photographs by Ellie Zenhari” and “We Will Be Heard: Work by CSUDH Students,” at…
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Minutes Away From The Port of Los Angeles, Artists Conjure Utopian Visions of Labor – HuffPost
April 8, 2016 | AGCC in the Media By Priscilla Frank | HuffPost | April 8, 2016 The Port of Los Angeles is a 7,500-acre port complex located about 20 miles south of downtown LA. Since the 1800s, the harbor has been used as a trading post, with $1.2 billion of cargo entering and exiting the port…