Timed to 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, this new multimedia exhibition in South L.A. reimagines the story of America through Black, Brown, Indigenous, immigrant and LGBTQ+ perspectives—in other words, the voices that have historically been left out in the telling of our country’s story. The result is a combination of immersive storytelling, artwork from 35 artists and community-generated narratives, amplifying not only struggle but also futurism, joy and resilience. Presenters Community Coalition and Sankofa.org have also planned accompanying programming, including an open mic night, panels, a resource fair, creative workshops and even a performance by Aloe Blacc (July 12, 5pm).

We the People: An Exhibit at the Intersection of Art, Memory and Movement
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Details
- Event website:
- wethepeoplesouthla.com/
- Address
- LADC Studios
- 5955 S Western Ave
- Los Angeles
- 90047
- Price:
- Free
- Opening hours:
- Thu, Fri 1–9pm; Sat 11am–9pm; Sun 11am–7pm
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