• In Town — Los Angeles and environs

Seven Visions X Seven Artists features the 2024 cohort of the MRH Fund for Artists. The MRH Fund works with Southern California arts organizations who nominate artists from their communities for participation. The Fund brings the selected artists together as a cohort to support them in their creative work, giving them the opportunity to think, refine and expand their artistic practice. This exhibition highlights the artwork created during the 2024 cohort year. The MRH Fund for Artists is dedicated to fostering the growth of Southern California artists.

AGCC Gallery is free and open to the public Thursday through Satruday from 10am to 5pm.

Artists were nominated by the following organizations:

Jonah Elijah nominated by Heart of Los Angeles (HOLA)

Juan Gomez nominated by Angels Gate Cultural Center

Guerra nominated by Heart of Los Angeles (HOLA)

Daniela García Hamilton nominated by Museum of Ventura County

Flora Kao nominated by Angels Gate Cultural Center

Dalila Paola Méndez nominated by LA Commons

Jesse Small nominated by Angels Gate Cultural Center

Seven Visions X Seven Artists will be on view February 15th – March 29th , 2025, with an Artist Talk on Saturday, March 1st at 2pm.

This exhibition is located in our downstairs gallery, which is wheelchair accessible via the front ramp. Please note that pets are not allowed in our galleries. For questions please email gallery@angelsgateart.org.

About Angels Gate Cultural Center

Angels Gate Cultural Center (AGCC) emerged from a group of San Pedro artists in the 1970s that created art studios and exhibition space within the WWII era army barracks of Angels Gate Park near the Port of Los Angeles. Today, AGCC hosts over 50 artist studios in addition to a variety of programs to engage the diverse communities of the Los Angeles Harbor region, including arts education in local schools, community classes, cultural events, and exhibitions of contemporary art. More information about AGCC is available at angelsgateart.org.

Image: Guerra, Our Forgotten Children (detail), 2024.