Saluting Congressmen John Lewis, Civil Rights Crusader
LA Plaza joins the country in saluting the legacy of Congressman and civil rights crusader John Lewis of Georgia. Congressman Lewis was a brave and courageous warrior for racial justice who gave his every being, physically and mentally, to the cause of civil rights for all Americans. LA Plaza’s founding
Karen Crews Hendon Joins LA Plaza de Cultura y Artes as Senior Curator
Karen Crews Hendon joins LA Plaza de Cultura y Artes as Senior Curator, bringing more than 15 years working as a museum professional with significant experience as a curator and educator in California institutions, private collections, and universities. Karen will lead the curatorial team to conceive, implement, and oversee ambitious
The Hunger for Justice
LA Plaza de Cultura y Artes is a museum that was created to share the untold stories of the Latino experience in Los Angeles. Through our exhibitions and public programs, we have explored the many significant contributions by Latinos to our city and region, as well as shining light on
Eastside Arts Initiative Continues Supporting the Arts in Eastern LA County
The arts are needed now more than ever, and the Eastside Arts Initiative (EAI) is pleased to announce the latest grant awards to artists and arts organizations serving greater Eastern Los Angeles County. “Our community’s need for the arts has never been greater, and the EAI wants to continue supporting
L.A History: A Mexican Perspective Finds a Permanent Home
In 2017, LA Plaza exhibited Uncensored: L.A. History: A Mexican Perspective, a viewing of a portable mural by Barbara Carrasco about the history of Los Angeles, at Union Station as part of Pacific Standard Time: LA/LA. It was the first time it was displayed in nearly 30 years. The exhibition’s
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