The events page and calendar for San Pedro and the Harbor Area
Paul Pescador will produce Greetings Friends, titled after one of the films that Disney produced, “Saludos Amigos.” In 1940, the United States government created the Office of Inter-American Affairs out of concern for the potential Nazi infiltration in Latin America. They hired Walt Disney to produce animated cartoons, most of which focused upon Latin America Read More ...
Want to learn more about our California Cultural District designation? How might this benefit the arts & cutlture scene in San Pedro? Have some ideas you want to share? Please join us on Wednesday September 27th at Angels Gate Cultural Center, Building H, 4:00pm for a chance to meet and network with like-minded stakeholders. We'll Read More ...
Coastal/Border is an exhibition of original site-responsive performance and installation work with corresponding public programming curated by Raquel Gutiérrez and Martabel Wasserman. Taking as its starting point the landscape and history of the area surrounding Angels Gate Cultural Center, six Southern California based artists will interrogate how the coast is fortified as border, and how Read More ...
Come join us on Saturday afternoon, August 26, 2017 from 4-8 PM overlooking the Pacific Ocean for LIVE MUSIC & ART Benefitting the Many Winters Gathering of the Elders $15 All proceeds go to the revival of the Many Winters Gathering of Elders 4-day event in October 2017 at Angels Gate Cultural Center FEATURING INDIGENOUS Read More ...
In the Galleries: HERD Community and Project Space (Maura Brewer + Maya Gurantz, Artemisa Clark, Vanessa Roveto and Melissanthi Saliba) investigate histories of humans differentiating themselves from each other and nature through site-responsive and timely work activated through audience engagement. Free Lecture-Demonstration THROW THE COMRADE IN THE LIMEPIT: BRECHT AND GROUP PERFORMANCE Join us as Read More ...
Angels Gate Cultural Center presents the opening of three new exhibitions: Stoned, Herd and Yup Yup. The exhibitions each investigate the role of the individual in a collective body. JD Samson’s Stoned excavates a personal narrative through the repetitive gesture of drilling holes in rocks. In Yup Yup Victoria Fu and Matt Rich make aprons, a uniform associated with obscured labor, unique canvases. Read More ...
Angels Gate Cultural Center presents the opening of three new exhibitions: Stoned, Herd and Yup Yup. The exhibitions each investigate the role of the individual in a collective body. JD Samson’s Stoned excavates a personal narrative through the repetitive gesture of drilling holes in rocks. In Yup Yup Victoria Fu and Matt Rich make aprons, a uniform associated with obscured labor, unique canvases. Read More ...
An Evening of Indoor/Outdoor Site-Specific Sound Installations Ear Oriented Multi-sensory Presentations SoundPedro will be the first of biannual event highlighting sound art. The event will showcase single- and multi-media artworks that investigate the way we use our senses to perceive and experience. This event will be produced by FLOOD, who for 10 years brought Soundwalk Read More ...
Exhibitions Feature LA Living Spaces: Photographs by Ellie Zenhari and We Will Be Heard: Works by CSU Dominguez Hills Students April 23- May 30; opening reception, Sunday, April 30, 12-4 p.m. LA Living Spaces: Photographs by Ellie Zenhari, and We Will Be Heard: Work by CSUDH Students will be on display from April 23, 2017 Read More ...
Opening April 1st, Angels Gate Cultural Center hosts two new exhibitions that address distinct issues concerning housing and development in Southern California through a variety of mediums and visual strategies. In Knockdown Dash by Nicole Capps + James McCarthy and Broken Ground by John Hulsey in collaboration with Alejandro Dobie-Gonzalez, Armin Fardis and Matt M. Read More ...
