New Mission Statement in Progress…..
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FULL CITY COUNCIL VOTE THIS FRIDAY & David Diaz letter to City Council
Friday August 23rd is now the date for the Mural Ordinance vote at City Hall (10 a.m., room #340). August 20, 2013 Herb Wesson, President, City Council City Hall City […]
MCLA’s Position: Murals on Single Family Residences 6/13/2013
The Mural Conservancy of Los Angeles (MCLA) on Mural Ordinance Single Unit Residence Provision The constitutional rights of private property and freedom of speech and expression are properly upheld by […]
“Art Cash for Broad Cache” an LA Times Article Goes Missing…..
Thanks to some sherlockery, here it is. “Art Cash for Broad Cache” Original LA Times Article by Mike Boehm D22 FRIDAY, JULY 30, 2010 The Broad museum plan would unlock […]
Letter Regarding Meeting with 12th District Councilmember, Mitchell Englander
March 29, 2013 To: The Mural Conservancy of Los Angeles (MCLA), Central City Action Committee, United Painters and Public Artist, Mictlan Murals, Venice Arts Council, Tanner Blackman From: William F. Herron […]
Emily Winters , Chair and Co-Founder of The Venice Arts Council and Member of the LA City Wide Mural Working Group Muralist and 50 year resident of Venice
Emily Winters on Murals By Emily Winters As posted on the Venice Beachhead site A vote whether or not to accept the incomplete mural ordinance came to question before the Venice […]
UPPA and the Citywide Artist Alliance’s Significant Success
By David Diaz The October Central City Planning Commission meeting resulted in a series of substantial changes from the horrible Mural Ordinance Proposal submitted by the City Planning Department at […]
Article on the October 11th hearing
L.A. based Contemporary Art blog: Notes on Looking. Click here to read to learn about the events of the October 11th hearing!
Position issues on the current mural ordinance proposal
Written by David Diaz Only Owners with Five or more Buildings on a Lot The proposal to mandate that only property owners with five or more buildings on a lot […]
United Painters and Public Artists (UPPA), is an arts advocacy organization established by Artists to effectively represent and defend their interests. 