Sodaro South Building
California’s Golden Coast: Selections from the Hilbert Collection
This exhibition of more than 40 paintings—spanning from the 1930s to today—portrays lively beach scenes, bustling harbors, picturesque coastal cities and towns, and the wild, untamed beauty of the shoreline.
Sodaro South Building
Sunlight and Shadows: Emil Kosa Jr. Art from the Hilbert Collection
From landscapes to genre scenes to portraits, this exhibition presents more than 40 watercolors, oils and drawings created by Kosa, a prominent California fine art painter and a key figure in the development of Hollywood special effects art.
Sodaro South Building
The Los Angeles River: An Unexpected Beauty, Paintings by John Kosta
California artist John Kosta embarked on a mission to rediscover and reimagine the Los Angeles River. His paintings delve into the interplay of light and shadow, the juxtaposition of nature and urban infrastructure, and the river’s evolving relationship with the city.
Sodaro South Building
Surfin’ Cinema: Surf Movie Posters from the Hilbert Collection
In the 1960s and ‘70s, surf movies weren’t just entertainment—they were a way of life, and their posters became just as iconic as the films themselves. Bold, kinetic and often psychedelic, these posters reflected the sun-drenched escapism and rebellious energy of surf culture.
Burra Community Room, North Building
Body of the World: The Californian Landscapes of Inna Jane Ray
Inna Jane Ray (1949-2020) was a prolific painter, writer and photographer who wove visual and verbal languages to explore her connections to California landscapes, her spirituality and her own identity. Her work is a profound response to the interconnectedness of humanity and nature.