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# Institute of Latino Art

Preserving our stories. Creating new futures.

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## Pages

- [Home](https://instituteoflatinoart.org/) - A New Cultural Hub Exhibitions and programs shaped by Indigenous, Chicano, Afro-diasporic, and migrant histories across Latin America and its diasporas. Learn More Our Arts, Culture & Histories The Institute of Latino Art (ILA) advances visual art shaped by the histories, cultures, and contemporary realities of Latin America and its diasporas. Working across Indigenous, Chicano,
- [Donate](https://instituteoflatinoart.org/support-institute-of-latino-art/) - Support the Future of Latino Art Discover how your support empowers artists, fuels innovative programs, and preserves vital cultural histories. Empower Artists Provide artist honoraria, production support, and professional opportunities that enable new work rooted in community and cultural knowledge. Community Programming Support exhibitions, workshops, speaker series, and wellness initiatives developed in collaboration with the
- [Contact](https://instituteoflatinoart.org/contact/) - Contact Contact ILA We welcome inquiries regarding partnerships, educational initiatives, and community collaborations. info@instituteoflatinoart.org | +1-323-686-1846 Visit ILA 281 South Thomas St Ste 105 Pomona, CA 91766 ILA is located in the Pomona Arts Colony, Founders Building (Level B). Hours Mon-Tues (By Appointment Only) Wed-Fri 2-6 pm Sat 11 am -3 pm 1st Saturday workshops
- [Reclamation Works List](https://instituteoflatinoart.org/reclamation-works-list/) - Reclamation: Art in Contested Spaces ILA March 9-August 15, 2026 Featured Artists NSRGNTS Collective Rubén Ortiz-Torres LaPiztola Gustavo Martinez Exhibition Statement: Featuring works by NSRGNTS Collective, Rubén Ortiz-Torres, LaPiztola, and Gustavo Martinez, the exhibition examines how public space, memory, identity, and cultural histories are continually contested, erased, reclaimed, and reimagined. Through mural-scale paintings, installation, printmaking,
- [About](https://instituteoflatinoart.org/about/) - About Who We Are The Institute of Latino Art (ILA) is a new nonprofit cultural organization based in Pomona, California. Located in the space that formerly housed the Latino Art Museum, ILA continues the commitment to dedicated space for Latino art in the region through exhibitions, public programs, and education. ILA acknowledges the important work
- [Programs](https://instituteoflatinoart.org/programs/) - Programs ILA Core Programming ILA presents exhibitions, workshops, and public programs that support artists and expand access to cultural dialogue in Pomona, Los Angeles County, and the Inland Empire. Exhibitions Curated exhibitions presenting contemporary and historical work shaped by Indigenous, Chicano, and Latin American artistic traditions. Educational Programs Artist-led workshops, youth-centered initiatives, and a public
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- [Resources](https://instituteoflatinoart.org/resources/) - Resources Community Resources Explore our curated resources to deepen your connection with Latino art, culture, and wellness. Cultural Celebrations Discover the vibrant traditions that shape Latino artistic expression. Discover More Artistic Techniques Gain insight into the unique methods behind Latino art forms. Discover More Community Engagement Learn how art fosters connection and empowerment within communities.
- [Team](https://instituteoflatinoart.org/team/) - Team Honoring Latino Art and Cultural Heritage The Institute of Latino Art is dedicated to preserving and celebrating Latino art through community-driven exhibits, educational programs, and wellness initiatives that nurture creativity and cultural pride. Celebrating Latino Voices in the Arts Meet the passionate experts driving our mission forward. María González Curator of Exhibitions Brings deep
- [Gallery](https://instituteoflatinoart.org/gallery/) - Gallery Showcasing the Vibrant Spirit of Latino Art The Institute of Latino Art is dedicated to honoring Latino culture through dynamic exhibitions, educational outreach, and community programs. Our mission centers on preserving heritage while inspiring creativity and wellness within our community. Celebrating Latino Heritage Through Art and Education Discover upcoming exhibitions, workshops, and cultural events
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## Events

- [ILA Grand Opening](https://instituteoflatinoart.org/event/ila-grand-opening/) - The Institute of Latino Art (ILA) invites you to its Grand Opening in Pomona on June 13. Opening Exhibition: Reclamation: Art in Contested Spaces Featuring works by NSRGNTS Collective, Rubén Ortiz-Torres, LaPiztola, and Gustavo Martinez, the exhibition examines how public space, memory, identity, and cultural histories are continually contested, erased, reclaimed, and reimagined. Through mural-scale
- [NSRGNTS Wheat Pasting Workshop](https://instituteoflatinoart.org/event/nsrgnts-wheat-pasting-workshop/) - Join NSRGNTS Collective for a live wheat pasting demonstration exploring the techniques, history, and cultural role of street-based public art practices. Through conversation and hands-on installation, participants will learn how wheat pasting has been used as a tool for visibility, resistance, and reclaiming public space. June 13, 2026 12:00–1:00 PM All materials provided.
- [Roots & Raíces: Trauma-Informed Art Workshops](https://instituteoflatinoart.org/event/roots-raices/) - A welcoming, bilingual, intergenerational art series that celebrates Latino/a/e/x identity and builds community. Each workshop follows a trauma-informed approach—participants choose how much to share, activities focus on strengths and joy, and staff support emotional safety throughout. Why arts + healing? Research shows that arts engagement can reduce stress, strengthen social connection, and support mental well-being
- [Inaugural Artist's Reception](https://instituteoflatinoart.org/event/inaugural-artists-reception/) - The Institute of Latino Art (ILA) invites you to an Artist Reception in Pomona. This evening marks the first public presentation of ILA’s inaugural exhibitions, featuring work by NSRGNTS Collective (Indigenous artist collective) and Rubén Ortiz Torres (Los Angeles-based artist and curator of the recent Aztlán exhibition at the Palacio de Bellas Artes in Mexico

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