SPARC’s Duron Gallery Exhibition Highlighting Ayotzinapa Students Featured in La Opinion

It is with heavy hearts that we share the passing of Emily Winters, a groundbreaking muralist, activist, and co-founder of the Venice Arts Council. Her artistry and dedication to social and environmental justice have left an indelible mark on Venice and the greater Los Angeles community. One of Emily’s most iconic works, Endangered Species (1989-1990), adorns the…

SPARC and the Great Wall of Los Angeles are proud to have been named as highlighted historic sites for Latino Los Angeles, by the City of Los Angeles, Department of City Planning and Office of Historic Resources. HistoricPlacesLA Revealed is a new initiative aimed at celebrating places and stories associated with Los Angeles’s underrepresented histories….

Support another 40 years of art, political action, and social justice by contributing to SPARC today. SPARC has remained at the forefront of advocacy through the arts since 1976, beginning with our most well known artwork, The Great Wall of Los Angeles. Since then, the organization has been at the forefront of designing and implementing…