Due December 31, 2024

Prospect Art is now accepting applications for our 2025 NEW WORK Focus on Los Angeles program, which supports innovative, exhibition-ready projects by LA-based visual artists. This opportunity offers a $1,000 project commission, an exhibition at Winslow Garage, and a feature in our ONE WORK series, encouraging artists to push boundaries and complete a new work by fall 2025.

The 181

We are pleased to welcome the 181 collective with special guests Sage Derezin and Eloise Fairbrother, who will be gathering in the Los Angeles area — starting next week — for three compositions.

As a collective, 181 is interested in creating situations that generate experiential spaces which expand, contract, or reassemble as information sloshes about. Imperfect approximations of the universe as a whole.

Learn about the project here.

Carmen Amengual

Recorded on September 20th, this Prospect Art Broadcast features artist Carmen Amengual in conversation with Prima Jalichandra-Sakuntabhai about her project Tiny Sketches for a Piece on Language and Power.

Andre Keichian

Read Mayookh Barua's article about Focus on Los Angeles Grantee Andre Keichian's project A Grain of Matter in Relation, an installation presented at the Human Resources Gallery, Los Angeles, California.

Matthew Lax

2023/2024 NEW WORK Focus on Los Angeles grantee Matthew Lax in conversation with Prospect Art Co-Founder and Co-Director, Elizabeth Withstandley. Recorded on September 13, 2024, the conversation revolves around Matthew Lax's 52-minute video titled "Gay Men's Book Club."

Alice Könitz

Read Rebecca Romani's article about Focus on Los Angeles Grantee Alice Könitz's project Fungus Garden, a site-specific installation at Lazy Eye Gallery, Yucca Valley in Southern California.

Jisoo Chung

Read Jennie E. Park's article about Focus on Los Angeles Grantee Jisoo Chung’s sound and sculpture installation, Flower Blooms Only After Surviving A Harsh Winter, an extension of Chung’s recent experimental documentary film, “Miss Kim Lilac, “ a story about a lilac tree brought to America from its native Korea.

Summer 2024 Grantee - Inbar Hagai

We are pleased to announce that Inbar Hagai’s project, “Captured Show,” has been selected for the Summer 2024 NEW WORK project grant. Inbar Hagai is a multidisciplinary visual artist and filmmaker whose work spans video, virtual reality, sculpture, and experimental documentary filmmaking.

We are thrilled to announce that we've received a Los Angeles County Arts & Culture OGP (Organizational Grant Program) grant this year! This generous support is crucial in helping us cover administrative costs, allowing us to continue fostering the careers of visual artists. Thank you to the Department of Arts and Cultural Affairs!