Made in L.A. 2023: Programs and Performances

Ruben Molina joins Made in L.A. artist Gary Garay for a conversation on the archives of Los Angeles lowrider and soul music through a Chicano and Mexicano perspective.

Made in L.A. artists Sula Bermúdez-Silverman, Maria Maea, and Chiffon Thomas discuss how their work expands the material vocabularies and cultural touchstones of assemblage.

Weirdo Night is a popular long-running freak forward variety show hosted and curated by Dynasty Handbag (alter ego of Made in L.A. artist Jibz Cameron).

Made in L.A. artist Akinsanya Kambon speaks with Dr. Bridget Cooks, professor of Art History and African American Studies at the University of California, Irvine, about his practice.

Connect with three collections from Los Angeles Contemporary Archive (LACA) in these artist-led workshops

During this performance, Made in L.A. 2023 artist Miller Robinson will come to the museum to rearrange its installation, subtly altering, assessing, and accumulating impact inside the gallery.

Made in L.A. artists Marcel Alcalá, Jibz Cameron, and Young Joon Kwak will speak to their exploration what we could call "femininity" or "femaleness" in their lives and practices.

Screening of two films followed by a conversation with the filmmakers and artists Eamon Ore Giron and Gary Garay about the evolution of cumbia music in Mexico, the U.S., and online.

Support Group is a working group for artists to reflect on shared experience around topics like housing, placemaking, experiences of getting fired or let go, childrearing and caretaking, mental health, spirituality, and celebration.

The artist collective AMBOS: Art Made Between Opposite Sides documents and engages with the communities at the US/Mexico border.