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MASTERCLASSES

Interactive and participatory, each class welcomes people of all ages and
all experience levels to immerse themselves in the artistic process in a
safe and inviting setting under the direction of a master artist.
Events are added throughout the season. Consult our website regularly
for the latest information on upcoming LuckmanPlus events.

ARTIST TALKS

Artist talks at the Luckman offer rare opportunities to delve into the
content of our programming, bringing the art closer to the audience. This
exchange and interaction promotes a more encompassing experience
and, we hope, a better appreciation for the artistic process. Events are
added throughout the season. Please consult our website for up-to-date
schedules and information.

LUCKMAN GALLERY

The Luckman Fine Arts Complex at Cal State LA’s Luckman Gallery
is currently being refreshed and will reopen in early 2020 with an
exhibition of work by acclaimed artist Tu-2, followed by an exhibition of
works by renowned artist Victor Estrada.

The Luckman Gallery has become one of the most exciting and
respected galleries in Los Angeles. The Luckman Gallery is also home to
an impressive permanent collection that contains more than 500 works,
including paintings, videos, prints, sculptures, and more than 100 Andy
Warhol Polaroids.

We are proud to provide patrons access to exhibitions that represent a
diverse selection of emerging and established contemporary artists.

TU-2

Luckman Gallery is pleased to present Taiwanese artist Tu-2. This
exhibition will include a small survey of Tu-2’s early Mao-ology work,
selections from his 108 series of blue and silver portraits made through
“meditative mark making” using only one silver pencil on blue paper,
and selections of his new work. A large section of the gallery will be
transformed into a meditation refuge where viewers and students alike
will be invited to stay and practice mindfulness as well as learn about
meditation practices.

VICTOR ESTRADA

Using sculpture and painting, this exhibition centers around how
Victor Estrada approached the impossible challenge to materialize the
emotional exhalation of his own anxieties. This comprehensive survey
situates past projects alongside new work. Much of Estrada’s work takes
on the ungovernable topography of Los Angeles and its accelerated
change in culture leading to an ever-shifting psychological landscape.

GET INVOLVED

We are proud to provide our community with the highest caliber and
cutting-edge talent that the international and local arts communities
have to offer. It is through your enthusiastic support that the Luckman
is able to achieve a core value of our mission by being a service to our
communities. We express our sincere gratitude for the outstanding
generosity of our supporters and patrons.

MEMBERSHIP

Members get exclusive perks, including special access to meet & greets
and receptions. By joining our family of members, you can make an
immense impact on the community at large. It is through your help and
continued support that we are able to expand our commitment to the
arts. For more information, please visit: luckmanarts.org/membership

DONATE

Donations of any amount are enthusiastically accepted and directly
benefit our programming. Your gifts enable the development of new
initiatives and provide a platform for artistic exposure. To find out more
about ways that you can donate to the Luckman Fine Arts Complex at
Cal State LA, please visit: luckmanarts.org/donate

TAKE A SEAT

When you name a seat, you become a lasting part of the story and
history of the Luckman. The Luckman Complex has been graced by
living legends and cultural icons. Your gift of $500 engraves your name
(or the name of a friend, family member, or business) on a bronze plaque
which is permanently affixed to a seat in the Luckman theatre.

DIRECTIONS

The Luckman Fine Arts Complex at Cal State LA is conveniently located
just five miles east of Downtown Los Angeles, where the 10 and 710
freeways meet.

From the 5, 101, or 110 Exit Eastern Avenue, turn left over
to the 10 freeway east: the freeway, enter campus, and
follow Paseo Rancho Castilla north.
From the 710 freeway: Directional signage will help guide
you to the Luckman.
From Pasadena:
Take the freeway north until it ends,
turn left onto Valley Boulevard, left
on Mariondale Avenue, right on
Paseo Rancho Castilla. Directional
signage will help guide you to the
Luckman.

Take Fremont Avenue south, right on
Valley Boulevard, left on Mariondale
Avenue. Directional signage will help
guide you to the Luckman.

PARKING

Parking is available on-site in the secure lot directly adjacent to the front
of the Luckman Complex entrance. A valid permit must be displayed on
your vehicle’s dashboard at all times.

HOW TO ORDER

Order tickets by calling or visiting the Luckman Theatre Box Office.

Tickets are also available online via .

BOX OFFICE: (323) 343-6600 WEBSITE: LUCKMANARTS.ORG

TICKET DISCOUNTS:

Cal State LA students: $20 tickets to Luckman presentations*
Cal State LA faculty/staff: $20% off regular-priced tickets*
Other students: $25 tickets to Luckman presentations*

Senior, group, veteran, and affliliate discounts are available*
*Restrictions apply. Please call the Luckman Box Office for details.

ABOUT US

The Luckman Fine Arts Complex at Cal State LA is the home of
professional visual and performing arts on the campus of California
State University, Los Angeles. Since 1994, the Luckman has delivered
cutting edge music, dance, and visual arts from around the world to
the Los Angeles community. Located just five miles east of downtown,
the Luckman Complex is home to three unique spaces: the Luckman
Theatre with a capacity of nearly 1,200, the Intimate Theatre with
modular seating of up to 300, and the 3,600 square foot Luckman
Gallery. Bringing once-in-a-lifetime experiences from around the world
to Los Angeles, the Luckman furthers its mission of presenting the best
of world-class arts to our diverse community.

LEASING INFO

The Luckman Complex facilities are available to lease for events and
filming. For information, please call the main office at 1-323-343-6611
or email us at [email protected]

PARTNERS

SEASON PARTNER

MEDIA PARTNERS

EVENT PARTNERS

PHOTO CREDITS

Ernesto Casillas, Ivan Padilla, Chris Molina, Bruce Yonemoto, Luis Mali,
Nina Rodriguez, Albert Chan, Veronica Haydensen, Jamie Cartwright,
Dan Alonzo, Minh Le, William Cortez.