Oxy Arts, 4757 York Blvd. LA CA 90042
Community Hall events are independently initiated by artists, organizers, and community members, with OXY ARTS providing space and support to amplify their work. Learn more here.
Oxy Arts, 4757 York Blvd. LA CA 90042
Community Hall events are independently initiated by artists, organizers, and community members, with OXY ARTS providing space and support to amplify their work. Learn more here.
Bamboo Roots is a multimedia documentary project by MAC production senior Oliver Otake. It explores untold histories of post-WWII Japanese America through the storytelling of his grandparents, Toshiro and Keiko Otake. Come visit the interactive exhibition open this Friday and Saturday at Oxy Arts to watch a series of short films, engage with family artifacts, and hear the secrets to long lasting marriage.
Cult horror classic Messiah of Evil is a counterculture zombie film set in Southern California about a young woman who goes searching for her missing pop artist father. The event will be moderated by special guest Professor Amy Lyford.
With generous support from Ronald R. and Susan C. Hahn '66 '65
From Whence We Came features work by Callie Chen, Payton Johnson, and Cris Nevelits, the three Studio Art graduates from the Class of 2024. Please join the Department of Art & Art History in celebrating their hard work.
Gallery Hours: Monday - Saturday, 11 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Closed December 16 - January 1
A night featuring three Oxy Jazz Combos performing jazz standards and original compositions, including music by Grant Green, Antonio Carlos Jobim, Thelonious Monk, and Cannonball Adderley.
Please join the English Department for a presentation by Jonah Mixon-Webster.
A poet, educator, scholar and art activist from Flint, MI
Please scan here to learn more about our speaker.
Music production seniors Alex Prichett, messyroom*, Bond., Wils, Mon, Téa, and Kiarra Young perform a set at OXY ARTS - don't miss it!
Join Occidental College’s Community Book Program for 30 Years On: Pan–Asian and Black Solidarity and Conflict Since the LA Uprising.
Panelists include Los Angeles authors Steph Cha and Gary Philips, Cynthia Choi, the co-executive director of Chinese for Affirmative Action, Regina Freer, Occidental professor of politics and Nora Fujita-Yuhas '21, Community Youth Organizer at Center for the Pacific Asian Family. Saul Gonzalez, journalist and co-host of “The California Report” from KQED will moderate. An audience Q & A will follow.