The schedule of the presentations is as follows:
4:00-4:15 Shae Campbell: Disruptive (I)slands: Futurist Remapping of the Black Female Body and Self-Possesion in Wangechi Mutu & Firelei Baez's 'Wild" Geographies
4:15-4:30 Dylan Herbert: Controlling a Narrative
4:30-4:45 Emily Bush: Exploring the Relationship Between Contemporary Art & Education Through a Children's Picture Book
Oxy Arts, 4757 York Blvd.
Community Hall events are independently initiated by artists, organizers, and community members, with OXY ARTS providing space and support to amplify their work. Learn more here.
Join Lisa Gonsalves for an intimate sound bath, dedicated to the wellness of our Highland Park community - especially those impacted by the January wildfires. This offering is a gentle invitation to pause, breathe, and reconnect with your inner healer.
Led by Prof. César Castro, this joyous concert brings the infectious energy of Veracruz’s Son Jarocho tradition to the community. Expect vibrant rhythms, powerful vocals, and a spirit of unity and celebration.
Celebrate Occidental's dynamic music program at Oxy Jazz Fest! The festival kicks off at 1 p.m. with an educational masterclass led by Oxy’s jazz faculty in Bird Studio (Booth Hall). The master class is open to the public, and local high school and college students are encouraged to attend and participate. At 2:30 p.m. the festivities move to the main Academic Quad for an afternoon of live music, pizza from Tic Tac Toe and complimentary mocktails.
Oxy Arts, 4757 York Blvd,
Artists from The Industry come together to look back at their shared history of experimental and site-specific opera in Los Angeles, all in anticipation of Ash Fure’s upcoming production ANIMAL [the underground], which will take place in June 2025 as a co-production with OXY ARTS.
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Oxy Arts, 4757 York Blvd. LA CA 90042
This conversation brings together artists and writers whose work is rooted in personal history, resistance, activism and futurity. Through their respective practices in photography, literature, and critical theory, they draw from both their Armenian diasporic histories and current global contemporary struggles to challenge narratives and create space for reflection and action.