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Pasadena Parks After Dark with the Armory

Posted in News & Features, Community, Faculty; Tagged Art Activities, Events; Posted 3 years ago Less than a minute to read

Join Armory teaching artist Heather Hilliard for Pasadena’s Parks After Dark programs.

WATCH: Mel Chin and Sehba Sarwar: How Would You Like Me Now?

Posted in On-Demand Video; Tagged Events; Posted 3 years ago by Jon Lapointe 2 Minute(s) to read

Thank you to all who joined us for the Armory's new literary reading series on racial justice, presented in conjunction with the ongoing exhibition Alison Saar: Of Aether and Earthe.

WATCH: Christina Sharpe - Alison Saar Essay Reading

Posted in Exhibitions, On-Demand Video; Posted 3 years ago Less than a minute to read

Watch Christina Sharpe's powerful reading of an excerpt from her essay Alison Saar, Alchemist: 'the hand is in the making of textures'.

Michael McMillen Motel (Under the World) Gets a Makeover

Posted in Exhibitions, News & Features, News; Posted 3 years ago Less than a minute to read

Recently, artist Michael McMillen visited the Armory to spruce up Motel (Under the World), his permanent floor installation depicting a robot, resting under glass, watching TV, and polishing off a...

WATCH: Active Voice Part 3: Home Studio, Teaching Art, and Learning During the Pandemic

Posted in Exhibitions, On-Demand Video; Posted 3 years ago by Jon Lapointe 1 Minute(s) to read

John Ziqiang Wu’s exhibition Art Making opened at the Armory on February 9, 2020, just a few weeks before LA County’s stay at home order went into effect, triggering the...

WATCH: Active Voice Part 2: Wellness at Home and In Community

Posted in On-Demand Video, Exhibitions; Posted 3 years ago by Jon Lapointe 2 Minute(s) to read

The emergence and rapid proliferation of the novel coronavirus known as COVID-19 resulted in a global pandemic at a scale not seen since the Spanish flu of 1918.

A Message from Our Executive Director Leslie A. Ito

Posted in News, Community, News & Features; Tagged Activism; Posted 3 years ago by Jon Lapointe 3 Minute(s) to read

The deadly shootings in Atlanta and the countless attacks on Asian American elders in communities across the nation have saddened me and triggered memories.

WATCH: Active Voice Part 1: Lockdown, One Year Later

Posted in On-Demand Video, Exhibitions; Posted 3 years ago by Jon Lapointe 2 Minute(s) to read

On March 19, 2020, following the emergence and rapid spread of the COVID-19 virus, California became the first U. S. state to issue a state-wide safer-at-home order.

WATCH: Sara Kathryn Arledge Book Launch

Posted in Exhibitions, On-Demand Video; Tagged Events; Posted 3 years ago by Jon Lapointe Less than a minute to read

On March 11, 2021, the Armory celebrated the live book launch of Sara Kathryn Arledge: Serene for the Moment, the first extended monograph on the artist produced in conjunction with...

Armory Launches New Series Inspired by Conversations and Reflections in the Year Under Lockdown

Posted in News & Features, News, Exhibitions; Tagged Events; Posted 3 years ago by Jon Lapointe 2 Minute(s) to read

Active Voice: Conversations at the Intersection of Art, Community, and Social Justice is a monthly conversation series hosted by Armory Center for the Arts inspired by the conversations and reflections...