Tag: Oxy Arts
‘Chosen’ documentary brings eyes to the story of David Kim, a...
“Chosen” is a documentary featuring five Korean Americans, with varied backgrounds and beliefs, who ran for U.S. Congress in 2020. Before the 2020 election, only two Korean...
“Voice a Wild Dream” features Asian American activism through art and...
Oxy Arts' newest exhibition, “Voice a Wild Dream: Moments in Asian American Art and Activism, 1968-2022," highlights works by Asian American artists and activists and...
Oxy Arts celebrates Filipino cultural traditions with ‘Pieces of the Past’
Oxy Arts invited Occidental and Eagle Rock community members to participate in a celebration of traditional Filipino cultural practices April 8. According to Director of...
Oxy Arts hosts California Coalition for Women Prisoners: ‘Healing, passion, resistance’
Oxy Arts hosted the California Coalition for Women Prisoners (CCWP) for a watercolor workshop that highlighted the CCWP’s Writing Warriors program March 30. Writing Warriors connects incarcerated women...
“Wherever we will to root” blooms at Oxy Arts
Six paintings of vivid flowers, created using playful brushstrokes and occasional neon decorations, as well as two installations, are on display at Oxy Arts...
Oxy Arts’ new exhibition “Encoding Futures” presents interactive art as a...
Oxy Arts' newest exhibition, “Encoding Futures: Critical Imaginaries of AI,” features 12 interactive works of art that present and critique biases in artificial intelligence. Open Sept....
The digital presence of LA art institutions transcends their physical space
LA museums and art organizations closed their doors March 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and they were not able to reopen for over a year, costing them...
Darla Howell ’20 presents her debut film “Being Black at Oxy”...
Darla Howell ‘20 celebrated her first film project, a documentary entitled “Being Black At Oxy,” Oct. 8 through a virtual screening at Oxy Arts....
Oxy Arts transitions In Plain Sight exhibition and internships to remote...
Oxy Arts and In Plain Sight — a coalition of 80 artists — opened the "WE LIVE! Memories of Resistance" art exhibition Sept. 14,...
“Statute 21.06: Homosexual Conduct” transitions to audio performance
"Statute 21.06: Homosexual Conduct" is a new play written and co-directed by assistant professor of theater Sarah Kozinn that was originally scheduled to run...