Mythic Chaos: 50 Years of Destroy All Monsters traces the group’s lineage from the early 1970s through today, featuring key moments in the collective’s creative arc.

Human Resources Los Angeles (HRLA) presents CAREOTICS: on giving and taking, a solo exhibition by Panteha Abareshi that examines how the disabled body is relegated to the fringes of visibility and yet made into a spectacle, bringing a complex duality to the nature of disability as performance.

homeLA presents Redrawing the Rancho: a performance event that confronts and reimagines the layered histories of the Rowland Mansion.

Groundbreaking exhibition brings together ten decommissioned monuments with newly commissioned and existing works by nineteen contemporary artists to reflect on America's history.

In conjunction with the exhibition “Mike Kelley: Ghost and Spirit”, Moderna Museet presents a symposium dedicated to Mike Kelley’s early performance practice of the late 1970s and early 1980s.

In conjunction with Stephen Prina: A Lick and a Promise, Beat of the Traps created by Mike Kelley, Anita Pace, and Stephen Prina will be performed for the first time since 1992.

Opening Sept. 13 and running through Dec. 19, 2025, Roy and Edna Disney CalArts Theater (REDCAT) presents Les soñadores, Guadalupe Maravilla’s first solo exhibition in Los Angeles.

For over five decades, artist Nancy Buchanan has been a vital part of the Los Angeles art community, creating performance, video, drawing, collage, digital art, sculpture, and mixed-media installations, and teaching for over thirty years as a respected core faculty member at the California Institute of the Arts.

The Mike Kelley Foundation for the Arts announced today the appointment of artist Ken Gonzales-Day, museum leader Lisa Mark, and artist Cauleen Smith to its Board of Directors. They join Chair Edward Rada and members Elizabeth Armstrong, Connie Butler, Gianna Drake-Kerrison, Claire Peeps, and Pilar Tompkins Rivas.

Grant takes its name from Mike Kelley’s work Infinite Expansion, underscoring the reverberating impact of artists and arts organizations on their communities.

Manual Arts is excited to present an exhibition of 16 photographs from Mike Kelley’s Extracurricular Activity Projective Reconstruction series (2000–11).

With the video ‘Vice Anglais’ as a foundation and starting point, the works on view reveal the artist’s versatility while underscoring a number of key recurrent themes central to his artistic practice, such as adolescence, class, sexuality and subcultures, as well as his multifaceted engagement with the nature of memory.

A coalition of major arts organizations and philanthropists in Los Angeles announce the creation of the LA Arts Community Fire Relief Fund, an emergency relief fund for artists and arts workers in all disciplines who have lost residences, studios, or livelihoods or have otherwise been impacted by the devastating Los Angeles fires.