Artis Lane Retrospective at California African American Museum
Photograph: Jerry SchneiderArtis Lane Retrospective at California African American Museum

California African American Museum

  • Museums | History
  • USC/Exposition Park
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Time Out says

Bigger than it looks from the outside, this handsome museum, conference center and research library focuses on the artistic and historical achievements of African Americans. The permanent exhibit loosely tells the story of African Americans' journey from Africa, through emancipation and into the 21st century, using an assortment of paintings, textiles, photographs, ceremonial objects, personal testimonies and other memorabilia. In addition, there are other curated and traveling exhibitions throughout the year, as well as occasional screenings and workshops.

Details

Address
Exposition Park
600 State Dr
Los Angeles
90037
Cross street:
between S Figueroa Street & Bill Robertson Lane
Price:
Admission free. Parking $10.
Opening hours:
Tue-Sat 10am-5pm; Sun 11am-5pm
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What’s on

Simone Leigh

See large ceramic and bronze sculptures at LACMA plus a few more sculptural pieces and collaborative video works at CAAM during this crosstown exhibition of Black feminist artist Simone Leigh.
  • Sculpture

World Without End: The George Washington Carver Project

A true multi-hyphenate, Carver was a painter in addition to a pioneering agricultural scientist. CAAM will display seldom seen paintings as well as his lab equipment alongside contemporary works that were inspired by his foundational work in modern conservation—ideas that started to spread with his “Jesup Wagon,” an early 1900s moveable school.
  • Exhibitions
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