May 2022
Perspectives
May 4 – 30, 2022 This exhibit is free and open to the public. Location: Zena and Paul Gatov Gallery Alpert Jewish Community Center 3801 E. Willow St., Long Beach Hours: Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Saturday and Sunday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Meet the Artists Reception: Tuesday, May 10, 2022, 6 – 8 p.m. Long Beach Modern Quilt Guild’s exhibition is made possible by the generosity of Alpert JCC and we thank them…
Get DetailsKnow Justice, Know Peace
Know Justice, Know Peace is a showing of photographs taken by Jim Coke in the 1960's of California Counter Culture. The show will open with the Long Beach Gray Panthers' 5th Annual Senior Fest on May 7, 2022 from 10am - 5pm and will be available for viewing afterwards by coming to the back door of the Senior Center and asking to view the exhibit. The exhibit will be up until July 23.
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Showcasing the work of emerging photographer, Chadd O'Campo, Home Away from Home captures the joy and engagement of seniors at the Long Beach Senior Center as they participate in the food distribution program and celebrate their relationships with friends both young and older, they have made at the Senior Center. This is part of a deeper exploration of what home is and how we make ourselves comfortable wherever we go.
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Getty 25 Celebrates Long Beach
You are invited to a FREE, outdoor community art festival on June 4-5, 11am-6pm at Houghton Park. In celebration of the Getty Center’s 25th Anniversary, J. Paul Getty Trust is partnering up with neighborhoods across Los Angeles to produce ten bespoke community-centric festivals that embrace the local community and showcase Getty-inspired programming. The objective of Getty25 is to celebrate the joy of art throughout Los Angeles by meeting people where they live and creating enduring community partnerships for years to…
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Chrysaline: Artworks on Transformation by Jose Angel Castro
The convergence of the global health, social, environmental and financial crises in 2020 compelled Castro to stillness. He decided, early on in the chaos of that year, to honor the unpredictability by leaning into it—surrendering to whatever emotions came—with the hope that by fully feeling them they would be processed and eventually pass. This creative meditation revealed the perfect analogy for the dynamic times we are living through. Humanity has entered a metaphorical chrysalis. This period of great change is…
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