The events page and calendar for San Pedro and the Harbor Area
Opening April 1st, Angels Gate Cultural Center hosts two new exhibitions that address distinct issues concerning housing and development in Southern California through a variety of mediums and visual strategies. In Knockdown Dash by Nicole Capps + James McCarthy and Broken Ground by John Hulsey in collaboration with Alejandro Dobie-Gonzalez, Armin Fardis and Matt M. Read More ...
Exhibitions Feature LA Living Spaces: Photographs by Ellie Zenhari and We Will Be Heard: Works by CSU Dominguez Hills Students April 23- May 30; opening reception, Sunday, April 30, 12-4 p.m. LA Living Spaces: Photographs by Ellie Zenhari, and We Will Be Heard: Work by CSUDH Students will be on display from April 23, 2017 Read More ...
2017 San Pedro Art Association's Harbor Wide All Grades Student Art Competition and Exhibition This year's harbor wide competition will include students from San Pedro, Wilmington, Harbor City, Harbor Gateway South and North, East Torrance, Gardena, Carson, Rancho Dominquez, Lomita and Rancho Palos Verdes. The exhibition will be held again at http://craftedportla.com/calendar-event/student-art-show-opening-reception/ in San Pedro Read More ...
This show is to benefit the community sailing program learn how to sail at LAYC.
Art Galleries & Studios: dot the old Downtown San Pedro area. Attend an artist opening reception or watch artists at work. Live Music: on the Streets, in Galleries, Restaurants and Shops. The First Thursday Artwalk Tour is different every month – new artists in town, galleries with rotating exhibits, and artists that have been part Read More ...
Angels Gate Cultural Center presents the opening of three new exhibitions: Stoned, Herd and Yup Yup. The exhibitions each investigate the role of the individual in a collective body. JD Samson’s Stoned excavates a personal narrative through the repetitive gesture of drilling holes in rocks. In Yup Yup Victoria Fu and Matt Rich make aprons, a uniform associated with obscured labor, unique canvases. Read More ...
Angels Gate Cultural Center presents the opening of three new exhibitions: Stoned, Herd and Yup Yup. The exhibitions each investigate the role of the individual in a collective body. JD Samson’s Stoned excavates a personal narrative through the repetitive gesture of drilling holes in rocks. In Yup Yup Victoria Fu and Matt Rich make aprons, a uniform associated with obscured labor, unique canvases. Read More ...
In the Galleries: HERD Community and Project Space (Maura Brewer + Maya Gurantz, Artemisa Clark, Vanessa Roveto and Melissanthi Saliba) investigate histories of humans differentiating themselves from each other and nature through site-responsive and timely work activated through audience engagement. Free Lecture-Demonstration THROW THE COMRADE IN THE LIMEPIT: BRECHT AND GROUP PERFORMANCE Join us as Read More ...