Join the Highland Park Repair Fair for a free mutual aid repair event as part of the National Museum of the Aftermath's Open Call series. Bring your broken household items to be fixed, and/or volunteer to give other's items new life!
This summer, the National Museum of the Aftermath is presenting a four night film screening series. Join us for the penultimate screening of the season, featuring Kevin Jerome Everson and Claudrena N. Harolds' Foosball: U. of Virginia Charlottesville, VA 1976 (2013) and Andrea Fraser's This meeting is being recorded (2022).
Foosball: U. of Virginia Charlottesville, VA 1976
11m
This summer, the National Museum of the Aftermath is presenting a four night film screening series. Join us for the second screening of the season, featuring Dakota Higgins' The Four Elements of Cinema (Excerpt: Fire and Water) and Charlotte Zhang's TYCOON (2026). This screening will be followed by a talk-back with the directors.
The Four Elements of Film (Excerpt: Fire and Water)
5m
This June 6th marks not just one year of ICE occupying LA County, but one year of resistance. Join Malaya Los Angeles, an anti-fascist Filipino organization, for a fundraiser benefiting the Defend Migrants Alliance and our chapter. Engage in discussion, art-making, matcha, and storytelling uplifting migrant experiences and grassroots organizing against state violence. Featuring the Community Self-Defense Coalition.
This summer, the National Museum of the Aftermath is presenting a four night film screening series. Join us for the first screening of the season, featuring Cauleen Smith's Songs for Earth and Folk (2013) and Lizzie Borden's Born in Flames (1983).
Songs for Earth and Folk
11m
The Threads of Resilience exhibition is on view May 27 and May 28th from 11am - 4pm. Join us for an evening celebration on May 28th from 5-8pm. RSVP for the evening celebration here.
Join us for the opening reception of the 2025-26 Studio Art Senior Comps Exhibition: Interwoven.
Presented by Occidental's Intercultural Community Center (ICC) in celebration of National Poetry Month, join us for a powerful evening honoring Los Angeles-based, femme and trans/non-binary poets of color.
Join us for the 2nd workshop of a 3-part series where we will be creating art projects inspired by everything was once something else, a solo exhibition by Roksana Pirouzmand. In this workshop we will experiment with clay - using different objects to create impressions and decorate clay slabs, inspired by Roksana Pirouzmand's sculptures.
Join us for the final iteration of this free art-making workshop series. Participants will create their own watercolor sets using natural pigments, inspired by Roksana Pirouzmand's use of clay and metal in our current exhibition, everything was once something else.
Open to all ages and skill levels, with all materials provided. Stay tuned for more details about the projects we will focus on during this workshop.