Nestled in the suburban communities of the San Fernando Valley (SFV) there are many API cultures and languages—from Mandarin, Japanese, and Korean to Thai, Hindi, and Tagalog.
Join the next LA Arts Funders meeting to hear from Roberta Uno, Director of Arts in a Changing America, based at the California Institute of the Arts. She will discuss ArtChangeUS as well as cultural equity.
Join us as candidates seeking election to Los Angeles County's Third Supervisorial District express their platforms on the role
The shining constellation of art institutions big and small in the city of Los Angeles is one of the things we at Flaunt most treasure about our hometown.
When Pacific Standard Time: LA/LA, the Getty-funded exhibition series devoted to Latino and Latin American art, kicks off this fall, it will be with a bang.
Attention, grantseekers! California Humanities is pleased to announce the launch of Humanities for All, a new two-tiered grant program that will support a broad range of locally-initiated public humanities projects.
Nearly four decades ago a buddy of mine and I settled into a movie theatre near Asbury Park, New Jersey, to check out some newly released film entitled Star Wars.
California Humanities has just announced another round of Community Stories!
This op-ed by Michael Kelly was recently published in C-Suite Quarterly.