GALLERY | $5-10 SUGGESTED DONATION | ALL AGES | This multimedia collection of work was put together by (mostly) recent graduates of a high school for the arts in Los Angeles.
The group of artists has appeared in different combinations at art exhibitions at Plaza de la Rasa, film screenings at Vidiots, jazz concerts at the Hollywood Bowl, and punk shows at The Smell. After scoring each others’ movies, photographing each others’ gigs, modeling each others’ clothing, and pulling all-nighters together, they invite friends, family, and the community to one last group show before many of them journey beyond high school.
In the face of an oppressive world where peoples’ rights and voices are being stripped away, they strive to find hope through art. Touching on the harmful effects of unrealistic expectations, attraction, and deception, and the joy found in community, this group of artists explores the depths of human emotion and connection.
And although many of the contributors are moving—across state lines, continents, or further into our careers—they will continue to grow, be inspired by each other, and celebrate the friendships that have been.
Kuma Enomoto is an animator, filmmaker, and musician.
Marilyn Garcia is a painter, photographer, and mixed-media artist.
Filomena Leimone is a painter and filmmaker.
Santiago Orellana is a filmmaker, photographer, and dancer.
Lucia Penick is a painter and curator.
Eloise Wong is a visual artist, musician, and curator.
This show will conclude with musical performances by Thank You Town and Astatine on September 6th, 2026.
AUGUST 14, 2026 | 7PM—10PM PST | 603 S BRAND BLVD