VPAM grant creates permanent curatorial position
The Vincent Price Art Museum received a $500,000 grant to support a curatorial position that will focus on collecting artwork from and promoting artists of Latin American or Caribbean descent.
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VPAM’s ‘New Voices’ emerges in Art Exhibition
“New Voices” showcase became a significant part of the 2022 District Wide Juried Student Art Exhibition arranged by the Vincent Price Art Museum and Los Angeles Community College District.
Student exhibition returns to VPAM after two-year hiatus
The Vincent Price Art Museum will host the student exhibition “New Voices” with all submissions from all nine colleges in the Los Angeles Community College District. The exhibit will from from November 5 to January 21.
Latinx art presented at the Vincent Price Art Museum
The Vincent Price Art Museum opened a new exhibit on April 30 called “Sonic Terrains in Latinx Art”.
The museum exhibits the art of 30 trailblazing Latinx sound artists.
Vincent Price Art Museum hosts art auction
The Vincent Price Art Museum Foundation is hosting its third annual silent auction art fundraiser that including works from over 30 artists.
ELAC, Hollywood have lasting connection
Hollywood, California is the epicenter of the film industry and is connected with East Los Angeles College by the campus’ diverse locales for filming.
New director welcomed to Vincent Price Art Museum
Vincent Price Art Museum welcomed artist and activist Steven Y. Wong as the new director.
ELAC students honor dead with altars at VPAM
The East Los Angeles College Chicana/o Studies Department honored the lives of distinguished Latinos with altars for the 16th Annual Día de Los Muertos Altar Exhibit in the Vincent Price Art Museum.
Annual ‘New Voices’ exhibit opens at VPAM
The annual “New Voices” art exhibition opened at The Vincent Price Art Museum opened on September 3. This year’s exhibit features the art work of East Los Angeles College students from different departments during the 2018-2019 term.
New VPAM landscape to be completed this month
The main goal of the project is to create a more sustainable and inviting landscape since a lot of people walk through the dirt and stand by the trees for shade as they wait for the next bus.