Albert Contreras
As if he never stopped, Albert Contreras took up painting once again in 1997, twenty five years following his departure from the artworld. In 1960,… Read more »
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Women’s History Month
As women’s history month comes to a close, the Fisher Museum would like to honor our only female artist-in-residence, Jessica Cuautle. Cuautle has been training… Read more »
A Message from the Past: Is the First Amendment Stronger Since the Trials of the Hollywood Ten?
For 17 years, Blacklist by Jenny Holzer has entertained many passers-by and preserved the memory of those who were questioned in the controversial hearings by… Read more »
Art Division’s Newest
Roberto Ortiz sat in a small library in MacArthur Park among a cluster of his peers, recounting the first time he ever sat down in… Read more »
A One-Man Audience
For two weeks, hundreds of visitors collaborated to create thousands of unique sounds and songs in our installation, Sound Maze. Our goal for our collaboration… Read more »
How an Art Library Is Changing Lives in L.A.
How an Art Library Is Changing Lives in L.A. ARTSY EDITORIAL BY ISAAC KAPLAN DEC 28TH, 2016 5:00 PM In 2004, Dan McCleary’s mother passed… Read more »
Roberto Gil de Montes Lunchtime Art Talk
Enjoy the complete footage from our “Lunchtime Art Talk” program with Roberto Gil de Montes on 10/21/2016.
Dan McCleary Lunchtime Art Talk
Enjoy the complete footage from our “Lunchtime Art Talk” program with Dan McCleary on 10/07/2016.
Homegrown Art Shines Through Then and Now at the Fisher
The Fisher Museum has maintained a fascination with local and emerging artists and you can’t get more local than your own backyard. In January of… Read more »
Dr. Selma Holo Becomes Keynote Speaker at MUAC
Dr. Selma Holo, Director of the USC Fisher Museum of Art and International Museum Institute, was in Mexico City between October 19-21 to attend a… Read more »