ARRAY hosted our inaugural ARRAY Civics Class, a one-night symposium and call to action at the intersection of art and activism. The event equipped community members with essential tools for empowerment… Learn More
Make the motion picture soundtrack from ORIGIN yours today—available now on limited edition Blue and White Splatter vinyl. Learn More
ARRAY has distributed over 45 independent films made by Black artists, people of color and women of all kinds. Did you know you can book a screening? Check out our catalog and book your screening today! Learn More
Another member of the Exonerated Five, the group vindicated of a high-profile assault and rape that took place Central Park in 1989, is running for New York City Council — hoping to replicate the momentum that sent Yusef Salaam to City Hall in the 2023 elections.
The Eaton Fire has destroyed homes across Altadena, displacing families such as Susan and Darrell Carr, who are now navigating the overwhelming process of rebuilding.
Ava DuVernay’s Oscar-nominated film returns for a special 10-year anniversary celebration at the Academy Museum on January 18. Get Tickets!
Slamdance is excited to announce community partnerships with local educational institutions and entertainment organizations including AGBO, ARRAY Education, Compton Unified School District, Directors Guild of America, Harvard Westlake School, Netflix, Occidental College, and the University of Southern California to provide Slamdance locations opportunities to the next generation of filmmakers through its Polytechnic endeavor, offering free education throughout the festival with workshops for young and veteran filmmakers.
ARRAY cut the ribbon on our very own Little Free Library in tandem with Banned Books Week 2024 as well as an extension of our mission to celebrate diverse voices and ensure free access to all kinds of stories. We invite you to take or share a book at the corner of Glendale Blvd. & Colton Street in Historic Filipinotown Los Angeles. Watch Now
