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Remembering Jim Prigoff (1927-2021)
ByadminToday, we honor the memory of Jim Prigoff, a prolific photographer and author who documented murals and street art in the U.S. and abroad for over 40 years. His extensive work has helped to define the landscape of public art, tracing the art form across generations and geographies. Jim was a part of the SPARC…
Ayotzinapa Exhibition featured in LA Times Entertainment Section
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SPARC’s Duron Gallery Exhibition Highlighting Ayotzinapa Students Featured in La Opinion
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De-mystifying Thanksgiving
ByadminSPARC is inspired by a question recently posed by Jaclyn Roessel, the Director of Decolonized Futures & Radical Dreams at the U.S. Department of Arts and Culture: How do we collectively confront the invention of Thanksgiving and take on the myth and falsehoods related to the “founding” of the United States of America? …
SPARC Selected as an Arts Community Partner of LAUSD Arts Education Branch!
ByadminThrough the Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) Art Education Branch’s Arts Community Network (ACN) Program led by Executive Director Rory Pullens, SPARC has been awarded a contract to work in the most underserved schools on the arts equity index to provide after-school and in-school art workshops. This Spring, the Watts students of the…
SPARC has been casting light on the social issues of our time since 1976
Byadmin“EL VUELO” By Lapiztola Stencil of Oaxaca The swallow depicts the voyage of migrant workers as an act of empowerment and denotes hope for a future without borders. Located on the SPARC building.

