Marsden Hartley, Adelard the Drowned, Master of the "Phantom", c. 1938–39

Marsden Hartley, Adelard the Drowned, Master of the "Phantom", c. 1938–39, The Frederick R. Weisman Art Museum at the University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, bequest of Hudson D. Walker from the Ione and Hudson D. Walker Collection

This Weekend at LACMA

March 1, 2019
Victor Guzman, Marketing Coordinator

Join us this Friday, March 1 from 9 am to 6:15 pm for the one-day symposium, Expanding Outliers in American Art. This free event, in conjunction with the exhibition Outliers and American Vanguard Art, addresses and amplifies the set of issues related to diversity, difference, and histories of overlooked regionalism. The symposium invites a new generation of early mid-career and emerging scholars to present in a largely untouched subject area, understudied by American art historians. Subjects include African American art within Alabama, the WPA and Hispano tradition in New Mexico, AfriCOBRA and Imagist histories in Chicago, and Native American Pop Art, highlighting and enriching the body of literature on folk, outsider, and untrained artistic practices.

First-time Fridays is back this Friday, March 1 with special discounts and perks for those visiting the museum for the first time. Just let us know you're a first-timer at the Ticket Office and receive a free pre-selected poster at the LACMA Store, 10% off at the LACMA Café, C+M (Coffee and Milk), and more! Also, this Friday at 2 pm, bring the children in your life to Story Time in the Galleries where they can let their imaginations soar as they go on a reading journey into a world of tales and colors. 

On Saturday, March 2 from 1:30 to 3:30 pm, participate in a free art-making workshop at Charles White Elementary School and explore Life Model: Charles White and His Students which includes work by, among others, Kerry James Marshall, David Hammons, and Judithe Hernández, all of whom were mentored by Charles White. The exhibition is a companion to Charles White: A Retrospective, the first major 21st-century museum retrospective on this famed mid-century artist, on view in LACMA's Resnick Pavilion through June 9. Then at 7:30 pm, reserve free tickets for a film screening of Meow Wolf: Origin Story and learn about the DIY collective and their immersive, large-scale exhibitions. 

Sunday, March 3 between 12:30 and 3:30 pm, come visit Andell Family Sundays—Flowers and Footprints: Art of Sri Lanka and participate in fun activities centered around the exhibition The Jeweled Isle: Art from Sri Lankaon view through June 23. Then at 6 pm, join us for Sundays Live to enjoy an amazing performance by the UCLA Philharmonia.