A deep dive look at the landscape of the Los Angeles arts and cultural sector pre-pandemic and the early impact of COVID-19.

On April 14, 2021, we collaborated with the Department of Public Health on the Arts and Culture Forum: Reopening the Arts. The event featured a presentation by LA County Health Officer Dr. Muntu Davis, a Q&A with Dr.

KCET ARTBOUND: Arts Education explores the value of arts education for the youth, communities, and creative economy of LA County. A collaboration between the LA County Arts Ed Collective and KCET, this documentary features stories from the young poets of LA-based organization Get Lit, students, policymakers, educators, and artists including Catherine Opie, Vijay Gupta, Hector Tobar, Debbie Allen, and Chloe Arnold.

A half-day of learning and discussion to support the arts and culture field in this time of heightened activity and urgency on how we can engage in legislation, campaigning and advocacy at the federal, state, and local levels, not only at election time but throughout the year on issues ranging from public health, social justice and racial equity, arts recovery, and community investments through our work in arts and culture.

Workshop to develop a cultural equity statement, these building blocks will tie into effective approaches to developing policies and plans.

Workshop to develop a cultural equity statement, these building blocks will tie into effective approaches to developing policies and plans.

This forum is an opportunity to share challenges, thoughts on recovery, and ideas on reimagining our collective futures.

Annual OGP Reporting 1010 webinar to provide a walkthrough of where to find and how to fill out the reporting forms for OGP.

April 22 - 21, 2020 | The first-ever virtual Arts Tune-Up, featuring presentations geared towards individual artists.

A FREE morning of networking and learning with the LA County Department of Arts and Culture in partnership with the LA County Department of Consumer and Business Affairs. This Arts Tune-Up will include an opportunity to participate in three 40-minute sessions on a variety of topics: Session Descriptions