Just because it's not February doesn't mean we can't celebrate the accomplishments of the black community. Opening on Saturday, August 11th is the Black People Rock Art Exhibition at the SKYLINE LOFT. There will be 40 distinguished People of Color whose accomplishments have contributed - and continue to contribute - to the black community. The event will be a time to empower the black community through beautiful art of Visual Transformations Founder David Brannon, delicious cuisine, and a refreshing bar provided by Ciroc Premium Vodka.

Driving through the streets of LA, you are bound to see the controversial art known as graffitti. Some condemn it as vandalism while others appreciate it as expressive and rebellious art. Either way, delve into it at the Beyond the Streets art exhibition on Thursday, July 5th and Friday, July 6th. The exhibition, covering 40,000 square feet, includes paintings, sculpture, photography, installations and other works of art.

LA serves as the birthplace for a lot of things: products, movements, policies, ideas, trends, and art. There can be an entire exhibit dedicated to showing art grown and cultivated in LA, and on Saturday, June 2nd the Hammer Museum will do just that with the Made in LA 2018 opening celebration. The exhibit will be exposing artists from all over LA with music by Alima Lee and DJ LENGUA, drinks, and food.

Art is political activism and political activism is art, and the Institute of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles in collaboration with USC's Roski School of Art and Design, and KORO, Pulic Art Norway, want to show off this perfect combination through its Culture in Action: Conversations in Social Practice Art. The event will be guided by Grant Kester, a professor of Art History at the University of California, San Diego. It will be a week-long seminar that analyzes and discusses the intricate relationship between political activism and art in the context of current events. It will be an enlightening and engaging experience that will leave the audience with a new appreiciation for both art and political activism.

Artists In Mind 'The Future Moves Slow' Opening Night

Psychitecture's founder Rachel Melvald and Dr. Aimee Martinez have joined forces in ARTISTS IN MIND to  bring you ''The Future Moves Slow'', a one-of-a-kind gallery exhibit at Schoos Night Gallery in West Hollywood that celebrates Cuban art and emerging artists from Havana. Mark your calendars for the exhibit's opening night on November 11th and prepare to journey through space and time to a parallel universe unaffected by the globalization and rampant capitalism that characterizes the modern era.

Join Psychitecture's founder Rachel Melvald in celebrating the official launch of 'Pacific Standard Time: LA/LA', a collaborative art effort from institutions across Southern California that aims to deeply explore Latin American and Latino art in dialogue with Los Angeles. Just sit back, relax and enjoy as Rachel guides you along a virtual tour of the 'Cuba IS' Grand Opening and the funky Kinetic art exhibits at the Palm Springs Art Museum!

Marciano Art Foundation
Provoke your curiosity at the Marciano Art Foundation with a diverse, multigenerational collection of contemporary art exhibits that seek to communicate important developments in art and human society while taking into consideration current socio-political trends. 

Luxuriate in the color, strokes and self-examination of David Hockney's private self-portrait collection.

Christie's
Christie's just opened Beverly Hills streetfront gallery highlights works from the Post-War and Contemporary Art, Impressionist and Modern Art Auction.   The gallery hosts a survey of works by artists such as Cy Twombly and the Greta Garbo collection which will get your art history groove on!

Co-facilitated by the Museum of Fine Arts Houston this exhibit features Latin American artists who view HOME in spatial terms.  This exhibit immerses you in a space connecting to your own understanding of what HOME means spatially.