What We Do
Four interconnected programs rooted in the belief that art is a fundamental right — not a privilege — for every young person and family in our community.
Our mural program partners with local artists, residents, and community organizations to create large-scale public art that reflects the history, culture, and aspirations of BIPOC communities across Los Angeles. Every mural is a collaboration — from concept to final brushstroke.
One-on-one and small group mentorship connecting young people aged 12–24 with professional artists, designers, photographers, and community leaders. Our mentors are drawn from the same communities they serve — people who understand the journey.
Free and low-cost workshops in painting, printmaking, photography, digital art, and more — open to all skill levels and ages. Held at community centers, schools, and pop-up locations across East LA, our workshops remove every barrier between people and creative expression.
Block parties, art walks, neighborhood activations, and cultural celebrations that bring residents together and honor the richness of East LA's diverse communities. We believe art is not just made in studios — it lives in the streets, the plazas, and the people.
Whether you want to volunteer, donate, apply for a program, or commission a mural — we'd love to hear from you.