Join museum educators, artists, curators, and experts for artist talks, virtual tours, virtual classes, and more as they explore works of art and the creative process
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Through facilitated discussions, individuals with early stage dementia or Alzheimer's disease have the opportunity to create meaningful connections with works of art.
Join LACMA teaching artist Elonda Norris, in partnership with Alzheimer's LA, in an engaging, fun, and free virtual art session! Elonda will guide the care partner and person living with dementia or Alzheimer’s to look at and discuss works of art from the museum's collection—from the comfort of your own home.
The program is offered once a month on Tuesdays at 1 pm and is open to individuals and their care partners.
Please contact aoh@alza.org to RSVP.
This program will take place online via Zoom
Presented in partnership with
The program is made possible by Emily Greenspan, Bruce Newman, and the Long Family Foundation.
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Create+Collaborate is a free 10-session virtual printmaking class designed for older adults (ages 65+) who are seeking to learn new skills and join a community of peers. Through active participation, be inspired by LACMA’s collection, experiment with different printmaking techniques, and contribute to the collaborative spirit of the class.
The design of the program supports participants' discovery of art as a place of inspiration, intellectual stimulation, personal reflection, and social engagement. Each 10-session class culminates with a virtual art show of the students’ work. This celebratory event allows friends and family to see the accomplishments of all the participants and bring a sense of pride and belonging to the students.
Participants will need to have a computer or tablet with internet and access to Zoom. Each participant will receive an art kit of art materials selected by the teaching artist before the session begins.
Questions? Please contact ArtClasses@lacma.org.
We are currently seeking participants for upcoming fall, winter, and spring sessions. Organizations interested in participating can apply now.
Through specialized programming designed specifically for older adults, museums can become accessible resources for inspiration, intellectual stimulation, personal reflection, and social engagement
This program is generously supported by Aroha Philanthropies.
Make a short film in these free classes designed exclusively for veterans.
Draw inspiration from artists in LACMA’s collection and dissect movie clips to discover the mechanics behind great filmmaking. Over eight weeks, professional filmmakers will teach you how to create a compelling short film that captures your unique perspective. Finished films will screen at LACMA and be part of an online channel showcasing the diverse experiences of veterans. All levels welcome and all equipment provided.
Applications for the 2019 session are now closed. Check back in 2020 for more information.
Presented by LACMA in collaboration with the Los Angeles Public Library, Veterans Make Movies is a three-year initiative consisting of filmmaking workshops, screenings, and community events focused on highlighting the veteran experience.
Veterans Make Movies is presented by the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) in collaboration with the Los Angeles Public Library and was made possible in part by the Institute of Museum and Library Services.
