Oxy Arts on York (4757 York Boulevard)

4757 York Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90042.

Join us for an opening reception for the exhibition Flesh of the Forest.  

Celebrate the opening of Waning Crescent: a meztli projects group show with food, music and community. Waning Crescent celebrates the journey of meztli projects in supporting Native and Indigenous artists. The exhibition features works created between 2024 and today by artists involved in their collaborative ecosystem. These pieces signify a new phase for the artists, showcasing their growth into new creative areas.

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.

An evening celebrating the release of Sacred Places and Sacred Faces, a photography book by artist Michael Lynch. This event will include a book signing, artist talk, and pop-up exhibit of images from the book. 

Join us for the opening of Stretching Between, the 2024-25 Occidental Studio Art Senior Comps Exhibition. This exhibition features the work of the six studio art majors in the Class of 2025.

The event will feature a performance by Emily "Em" Lee, one of the contributing artists.

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.

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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