
Photo by: Jackie Amezquita.
Tanya Aguiñiga, Memoria, as part of Intergalactix:against isolation/contra el aislamiento, US/MX border, Ciudad Juárez, Mexico, 2021. Courtesy of: LACE and artist.

Photo by: Jackie Amezquita.
Tanya Aguiñiga, Memoria, as part of Intergalactix:against isolation/contra el aislamiento, US/MX border, Nogales, Mexico, 2021. Courtesy of: LACE and artist.

Photo by: Juan Silverio.
Teira, For It is Written, as part of PARABLE 003 at LACE, featuring Maam (organ) and Karl McComas Reichl (cello), 2021. Courtesy of: LACE and the artists.
Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions
Fund: $30,000
The mission of Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions (LACE) is to champion and challenge the art of our time by fostering artists and curators who innovate, experiment, explore and take risks. They move within and beyond their four walls to provide opportunities for diverse publics to engage deeply with contemporary art. In doing so, they further dialogue and participation between and among artists and audiences. LACE takes an active part in the construction of an anti-racist world that builds racial and cultural equity on interpersonal and structural levels. They provide free access to exhibitions and programming to individuals and groups who historically have been ignored because of their age, race, ethnicity or cultural background. They strive to reflect diversity and inclusion within their organization and use their platform as an internationally-renowned contemporary art organization to amplify the message of BIPOC voices. Their community is intergenerational, and understands LACE as a welcoming site for connection.