Designed for artists scaling up their practice, this workshop addresses budget tracking, timeline development, working with teams and subcontractors, managing installations, and using digital tools (like Gantt charts and cloud storage) to stay organized and in control. Artists will learn from a highly skilled project manager who will share ways to stay organized, on track, and on budget in high pressure fields.

Public art often comes with unexpected challenges—but these moments can lead to meaningful growth. In this session, artist Susan Logoreci will share how she uses feedback, constraints, and even rejection as opportunities to evolve her creative practice. Through case studies of real-world projects, Susan will walk participants through moments where client input or institutional push-back led to stronger outcomes. She’ll also reflect on the shift from studio/gallery-based work to the demands of creating for public space and broader audiences.

The Los Angeles County Department of Arts and Culture, in partnership with Bloomberg Philanthropies, is launching the Los Angeles County Bloomberg Arts Internship (BAI) program for the 2026 grant cycle. This new initiative is a paid summer internship program for rising public high school seniors. This Application Workshop is for arts and cultural organizations interested in applying to be a host site.

The Los Angeles County Department of Arts and Culture, in partnership with Bloomberg Philanthropies, is launching the Los Angeles County Bloomberg Arts Internship (BAI) program for the 2026 grant cycle. This new initiative is a paid summer internship program for rising public high school seniors. This Application Workshop is for arts and cultural organizations interested in applying to be a host site.

The Department of Arts and Culture will host a 60-minute session to provide information and answer questions about compliance with the Levine Act (SB1439) as part of the Organizational Grant Program (OGP), Community Impact Arts Grant Program (CIAG), and Arts Internship Program (AIP) application process

The Department of Arts and Culture will host a 60-minute session to provide information and answer questions about compliance with the Levine Act (SB1439) as part of the Organizational Grant Program (OGP), Community Impact Arts Grant Program (CIAG), and Arts Internship Program (AIP) application process

The Department of Arts and Culture will host a 60-minute session to provide information and answer questions about compliance with the Levine Act (SB1439) as part of the Organizational Grant Program (OGP), Community Impact Arts Grant Program (CIAG), and Arts Internship Program (AIP) application process

The Department of Arts and Culture is offering 60-minute informational sessions to support your understanding of the new requirements associated with compliance with the Levine Act (SB1439).

The Department of Arts and Culture is offering 30-minute informational sessions to support your understanding of the new requirements associated with compliance with the Levine Act (SB1439).

Group Office Hours are an opportunity to discuss the CIAG program, eligibility requirements, and application process.