Calling all fiber aficionados! Bring your current project or grab supplies from our stash. Led by experienced fiber artists, you'll learn a new skill or help others in the circle.
The circle is hosted outdoors by Andell Family Sundays and is open to all ages and skill levels.
Masks are strongly recommended indoors for everyone. Learn more about all of the museum's health and safety protocols.
Calling all fiber aficionados! Bring your current project or grab supplies from our stash. Led by experienced fiber artists, you'll learn a new skill or help others in the circle.
The circle is hosted outdoors by Andell Family Sundays and is open to all ages and skill levels.
Masks are strongly recommended indoors for everyone. Learn more about all of the museum's health and safety protocols.
Calling all fiber aficionados! Bring your current project or grab supplies from our stash. Led by experienced fiber artists, you'll learn a new skill or help others in the circle.
The circle is hosted outdoors by Andell Family Sundays and is open to all ages and skill levels.
Masks are strongly recommended indoors for everyone. Learn more about all of the museum's health and safety protocols.
LACMA members are invited to join FILM at LACMA for a short film showcase featuring compelling and awards-contending short films.
Educators are invited to explore the art of block printing—the world's oldest and most versatile method of making multiple images—at the exhibition Deep Cuts: Block Printing Across Cultures, in which more than 150 works from Asia, Europe, and the Americas offer intricate patterns and striking imagery that reveal block printing’s global history.
Guests will enjoy a curator-led presentation, hands-on art-making workshops, and dinner. Dinner and parking is included with admission.
Educators, get a special look at Collecting Impressionism at LACMA, which highlights LACMA’s extensive collection of Impressionist art through paintings, sculptures, and drawings, as well as lesser-known media, such as prints, photographs, decorative arts, and clothing. The exhibition examines Impressionism’s prominent place in American art museum collections and offers a surprising narrative about the people and artists who have shaped LACMA.
Led by ethnic studies educator Navia Itzia, Co-Creating Knowledge: Centering Youth Voices in Ethnic Studies is a workshop that explores how slowing learning down and centering student voices can transform classrooms into ecosystems of care and creativity. Drawing from Tara Yosso’s concept of Community Cultural Wealth and the Slow Money movement, educators will learn practices to recognize and nurture each learner’s gifts, cultivating belonging and shared purpose in both classroom and community spaces through the lens of Ethnic Studies.
Educators are invited to take part in a special exploration of Realms of the Dharma: Buddhist Art Across Asia, an international survey of Buddhism and Buddhist art that begins with the religion’s origins in India and follows its spread through Southeast Asia, the Himalayas, and East Asia.
The Genesis Talks brings LACMA's CEO and Wallis Annenberg Director Michael Govan together with some of the most influential artists, architects, and cultural leaders shaping how we see and experience art today. Each conversation sparks bold ideas, explores pressing questions, and connects LACMA's encyclopedic collection to the evolving role of museums in the 21st century.
The Genesis Talks bring LACMA's CEO and Wallis Annenberg Director Michael Govan together with some of the most influential artists, architects, and cultural leaders shaping how we see and experience art today. Each conversation sparks bold ideas, explores pressing questions, and connects LACMA's encyclopedic collection to the evolving role of museums in the 21st century.