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The Mind’s Eye:
A LACMA Poster Project

Scoli Acosta, Andy Alexander, The Revolution School, Favianna Rodriguez, and Kerry Tribe

Vinyl Clings | 2021

LACMA

This installation will be available to view until June 30, 2021

Hours: Sunrise to sunset

Installation photograph, The Mind’s Eye: A LACMA Poster Project, Los Angeles County Museum of Art, May 7–31, 2021, photo © Museum Associates/LACMA.

LACMA, Construction fence
5905 Wilshire Boulevard,
Los Angeles, CA 90036

For more information visit lacma.org.

About the Project

The Mind’s Eye: A LACMA Poster Project looks inclusively at art and creativity as they intersect with a diverse range of perspectives, taking into account the unique experience, imaginative potential and specific struggles that may come with neurodiversity. Developed as part of WE RISE 2021 in honor of Mental Health Awareness month, LACMA has commissioned graphic works by five artists to be displayed on vinyl clings installed along the construction fence on Wilshire Boulevard. Scoli Acosta, Andy Alexander, The Revolution School, Favianna Rodriguez and Kerry Tribe all use a range of aesthetic strategies—from figurative painting, to text-based conceptual works, to game structures—to create a series of posters that evoke the myriad possibilities for meaningful communication within human experience.

As a movement and awareness campaign increasingly led by younger generations on social media, the discussion around neurodiversity seeks to create awareness that different cognitive and affective processing styles should be understood and celebrated rather than stigmatized. At this moment, as we collectively work to envision and shape a future that centers diversity, equity and inclusion; a deeper understanding of neurodiversity can offer models of resilience; authenticity and innovation.

Contact us: [email protected]

WE RISE is the annual Mental Health Awareness Month initiative of the Los Angeles County Department of Health’s ongoing WHY WE RISE campaign, funded by sponsorships and Prop 63.

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