We're back! IRL—we're beyond exhilarated. Why? Because we're visiting our very own founder, Diane Lindquist, the art installation she is part of. The best part is she would be our special guest and host!
Join us at Grand Park's Portraits of Freedom: Building a Life in L.A., a month-long public art installation celebrating home and freedom through the contributions and reflections of immigrants, BIPOC communities, and Indigenous stewardship. Between Grand Avenue and North Broadway, explore five activations curated by community partners which showcase L.A. pride and identity through diverse stories within the American experience.
One of the five activations is Diane Lindquist's at Home, which explores the definition of home from constituents in Los Angeles and its surrounding neighborhoods. By collecting words and the stories behind them, Lindquist’s intention is to unify citizens through sharing their diverse perspectives. You are invited to contribute your word and story for home at july.grandpark.la. Words selected will be projected onto the Hall of Records building.
The tour will be guided by Diane Lindquist herself! We will meet at the Grand Avenue entrance of Grand Park and end with her installation.
📍 Grand Park
📆 Friday, July 16 @ 7:30 PM
Admission
🎟 $5.00/per person
All sales are final, no refunds. Space is limited. Admission will open on Friday, July 9 at 5 PM PST.
Please note that your admission fee helps support our organization to stay alive! With the price of admission, you will be receiving d a GMD Button and Stickers. We will provide further details about meeting location, parking, and public transportation will be provided.
Schedule
7:30 –8:00 pm Meet ’n Greet
8:00 – 9:20 pm Tour
9:20 – 9:30 pm Announcements
Special Guest & Host
Diane Lindquist (Mexican-American, b.1984) is a multidisciplinary designer and contemporary artist. A native Angelino, she resides in South Pasadena.
Her work makes modern usage of typography, color, and illustration that showcases a passion towards engagements in social justice and community building. It is notable for its use of bold colors, an homage to her Mexican-American heritage, and deep affection for Swedish minimal design.
Diane is the founder of GURL Museum Day, a platform for women claiming space in museums and galleries. As well as, the owner and partner of Lindquist&Co., a creative studio.