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How Teaching Artists Configure Into the Los Angeles Teachers’ Strike

Avatar photo by Abe Ahn January 18, 2019

The work of arts providers has been put on hold as district and union leadership continue to negotiate around teacher demands for smaller class sizes, more support staff, less standardized testing, and higher pay.

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A Multi-Sensory Sound Art Festival Aims to Expand the Ear

by Matt Stromberg May 30, 2018

An ear-oriented multi-sensory event, SoundPedro will be presenting artists whose work addresses sound and aural perception in combination with other senses.

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Finding Kinship with Witchcraft in the Fight Against Patriarchy

Avatar photo by Abe Ahn February 15, 2018

An exhibition revisits the life of the last European woman to be executed for witchcraft.

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The History of a Major LA Trading Port Surfaces in a New Performance

by Matt Stromberg December 13, 2017December 13, 2017

A performance investigates San Pedro’s history as a major international sea port, and the effect that the North American Free Trade Agreement has had on LA’s brown and queer communities.

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Overlooking the Port of LA, an Exhibit Considers Sustainability

by Raquel Gutiérrez March 29, 2016March 30, 2016

SAN PEDRO, Calif. — The exhibition gestures to the land and sea present in the artistic imaginary of San Pedro, where viewers get to take in “reimagined vehicles wobbling across scrutinized infrastructure.”

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