Art
Since 2008, we’ve curated interactive, intergenerational art experiences for more than 25,000 people. From diversionary activities to large-scale installations, we believe art is for everyone.
Children create "quilted postcards" using paper strips from vintage maps and music sheets. Curated for LA Phil's Symphonies for Youth "Rock My Soul" 2022 | Photo by Jaimie Milner, courtesy of LA Phil
A child and his father look at an exhibition of handmade quilts from Welcome Blanket, a crowd-sourced artistic action supporting refugees settling in the United States. Curated for LA Phil's Symphonies for Youth "Rock My Soul" 2022 | Photo by Jaimie Milner, courtesy of LA Phil
A child plays with oversized "Exquisite Corpse" stacking blocks. Curated for LA Phil's Symphonies for Youth "The Composer is Dead" 2022 | Photo by Christina Gandolfo, courtesy of LA Phil
An installation from Japan-based painter Yu Maeda. Curated for the 3rd Annual One Peace Family Art Show | William Grant Still Art Center, Los Angeles 2015 | Photo by Nery Madrid
A child and their parent explore symmetry using vegetables to contribute to a giant block-printed mandala | Curated with visual artist Erin O'Shea | Los Feliz Arts & Food Festival 2019 | Photo by Christina Gandolfo, courtesy of Los Angeles Department of Cultural Affairs
A child paints an oversized canvas with artist-run indie retail store Blue Rooster Art Supplies | Los Feliz Arts & Food Festival 2019 | Photo by Christina Gandolfo, courtesy of Los Angeles Department of Cultural Affairs