Programs & Events

Join us for a member exclusive curator-led walk-through of Performance on Paper with Director and Chief Curator, Grunwald Center for the Graphic Arts Naoko Takahatake.

Screening of two television programs in honor of the centennial of the birth of Malcolm X.

Nervous Translation follows Yael, an 8-year-old who spends much of her time alone with her imagination. Blending realism with dreamlike storytelling, the film captures the quiet loneliness, curiosity and unspoken emotions of childhood, where understanding and explanation comes in fragments.

Through guided journaling prompts, creative exercises, and open conversation, students will learn how to express their feelings, reflect on their experiences, and develop healthy habits for self-care. Led by educator and Senior Civic Engagement Coordinator at 826LA, Ariana J. Ponce Olivares.

Exhibition curator Erin Christovale leads a walk-through of the exhibition.

Arnold Perl’s Malcolm X (1972), also known as Malcolm X: His Own Story as It Really Happened, is a striking documentary that weaves historical imagery about racial stereotypes with archival footage and Malcolm X’s own words.

Spike Lee’s Malcolm X (1992) is more than a biopic — it’s a cinematic reckoning, charting Malcolm X’s journey from street hustler to Black nationalist to a global human rights leader.

Join Analia Saban and a panel of curators and printers in a conversation exploring the place of printmaking in Saban’s creative practice and her many innovative collaborations with renowned Los Angeles print shops.

Curator Pablo José Ramírez leads an in-person discussion of Colectivo Cherani's work.

Free online session open to all who are interested in learning how to live more presently.