The Fisher Museum of Art blog has moved!
In honor of our 80th anniversary year, we have relaunched our museum blog to give our friends, visitors, and colleagues a more in-depth view of the… Read more »
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Roski School of Art and Design Annual Student Exhibition
On view May 1 – 10 Preview Reception: April 30, 5-7pm Gallery hours: Mon – Fri, 12 – 5pm Please note: galleries close at 2pm… Read more »
Curator’s Walkthrough
Join us for a walkthrough of “Staged Meaning/Meaning Staged” led by Assistant Curator Madelyne Gordon.
The Díaz Lewis Collective
Join Cuban artist, Alejandro Díaz-Perera and Missouri native, Cara Megan Lewis (Díaz Lewis) as they talk about their social activist pillow project.
Artist Talk with Karla Klarin
Thursday, February 21, 1 pm Meet Los Angeles artist Karla Klarin, who depicts expressionist cityscape paintings.
Yoga @ Fisher
Thursday mornings at 10am Enjoy free yoga in galleries surrounded by landscapes from Fisher’s permanent collection. Yoga mats and blocks will be provided. Space is… Read more »
Cátedra México with Sebastián
Cátedra México with Sebastián Wednesday, November 14, 2018 at 7 pm Town and Gown (TGF) 665 Exposition Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90089 Cátedra México with… Read more »
Xiuhtezcatl Martinez: At the Forefront of Climate Change
ADMISSION: Admission is free. Reservations required. RSVP beginning Monday, September 24, at 9 a.m. USC Students, Staff, and Faculty: RSVP USC Alumni: RSVP General Public: RSVP DESCRIPTION: “The… Read more »
Ofri Cnaani at Tate Modern
The Fisher Museum would like to honor artist Ofri Cnaani, who exhibited The Sota Project at Fisher in the Fall of 2012. The Sota Project… Read more »
Graciela Iturbide meets Fisher’s Chief Preparator Juan, nephew of Tío Roque, famously pictured in “La frontera”
“I prefer to photograph the man in a more dignified manner, independently of the injustices.” – Graciela Iturbide (Art21 2015) Graciela Iturbide, one of Mexico’s… Read more »