In a year that saw an unprecedented number of deaths due to the pandemic, Black and Brown, and Native communities, suffered disproportionately high mortality rates. This exhibition and the corresponding programming are designed to aid the community in embracing the process of mourning and coming to terms with the aftermath of COVID-19, ultimately generating joy and a celebration of life.
Avenue 50 Studio
131 North Avenue 50, Los Angeles
Mondays – Thursdays and Saturdays – Sundays, 2:00 – 4:00 p.m.
Upcoming Events
Free
As an extension of Michael Rippens’ sculptural work in the exhibition Hair-pulling Between Good and Evil, he has organized a …
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The UCLA Film & Television Archive’s Virtual Screening Room is an online home for curated programs, many drawn from the …
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This brand new initiative is a free collection of diverse performances: from Flamenco song and dance to Latin-Soul music to …
Free
Stephanie Jones-Rogers, associate professor of history at University of California, Berkeley, draws upon the testimony of formerly enslaved individuals, the …
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SOUND/STAGE is an online concert film series produced by LA Phil Media, the media and digital initiatives arm of the …
