Events
Curatorial Walkthrough: Sanctuaries
Join us for a curatorial walkthrough of Sanctuaries with co-curators Danielle A. Hill and Lauren Miller. Together, they’ll share insights into the exhibition’s themes, artists, and the collaborative process that shaped this exploration of creative refuge, care, and community. This event is free. RSVP are appreciated.
About the Curators
Danielle A. Hill is a Cleveland-born artist and curator based in Pasadena, CA. At the center of her work is interdependency, love, connection, and familial practices. She collaborates with collectives and organizations that prioritize and invest in the thriving of artists of color while abstaining from colonial practices. She received a Master of Arts in Arts Management degree from Sotheby’s Institute of Art at Claremont Graduate University (2020) and a Bachelor of Arts in Arts Management and Entrepreneurship from Baldwin Wallace University (2019). She is the recipient of the CREO Individual Artist Grant (2023) and Black Artist Foundry Grant (2022). She has curated and managed exhibitions with Black Girls Shoot Too (2025); Armory Center for the Arts (2023-current); ZEAL (2023); and SPACES (2017). She is currently the Exhibition Manager at Armory Center for the Arts and serves as the City of Pasadena District 3 Arts & Culture Commissioner in Pasadena, CA.
Lauren Miller is a multi-disciplinary artist who received her BA in Fine Art and BA in Anthropology from the University of California, Los Angeles in 2019. Her discipline focuses on documentary and archiving practices, video, photography, and print.