Curated through an open call, FuturoGenerational is an accompaniment to Amina Cruz’s Blessings from the Three exhibition.
FuturoGenerational is a Southern California regional focus featuring lens-based student work from colleges and universities affiliated with the FotoSocal constellation of exhibitions.
Gallery hours: Tuesday to Friday, 12 - 5 p.m.
In Blessings from the Three, Amina Cruz transforms the redlined landscapes of Los Angeles into living sites where histories and hauntings of dispossession, queer memory, and communal feeling persist in the present through enduring relationships to place.
Curated by Aaron Gomez and Guest Curator Steve Galindo
On view August 1 – September 12, 2026
Opening Reception to take place on August 1 from 6 – 9 p.m.
Root of the Matter is a critical dialogue, educational, and social identity exploration series that invites Asian and Pacific Islander students to engage in open and honest conversations about key issues and topics impacting their communities over a shared meal. Each session will focus on a specific topic. The program aims to increase visibility of the APISRC and CCC, foster community and connection, and empower AAPI students to lead and create positive change on campus.
Join Cal State LA faculty, staff, and students for a conversation on servingness. How is the university supporting its students, where can it grow, and what it means to build a campus where everyone can thrive.
Kick off the school year at the Welcome Black Block Party! Join the Pan African Student Resource Center, in collaboration with NPHC, for an afternoon of music, vendors, performances, games, food, and community. Meet Black student organizations, campus departments, faculty, and staff while discovering resources and opportunities to get connected. Whether you're new to campus or returning, come celebrate Black culture, build community, and start the semester strong!
Join the Cal State LA community on Friday, Sept. 11, from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m., at the University Flagpoles in Lot 4A to remember the lives lost and those affected by the tragic events of Sept. 11, 2001. Hosted by the Veterans Resource Center, the 25th Anniversary September 11 Commemoration Ceremony will feature remarks from university leaders, a wreath laying, a moment of silence, and the dedication of a memorial plaque.