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Get TicketsLA #Unshuttered showcases the photography of young artists advocating for social justice. Located in the Museum Entrance Hall, Plaza Level, the projections in this installation provide a unique gallery experience. Featured are works by ten Los Angeles-based, high-school students who have been learning about, engaging in, and working for causes greater than themselves. They collaborated with nonprofit organizations and community establishments to explore topics such as mental health, African American hair and identity, immigration experiences, stereotypes about aging and beauty, religious tolerance, and LGBTQ+ pride.
This installation reflects the photographs of those who participated in the program at the Getty. Thousands more have contributed online. To learn more or to join our Unshuttered community, visit Unshuttered.org or download the Getty Unshuttered app.
Getty Unshuttered is inspired by Genesis Motor America.
Why does photography matter?
Hear from young artists who are using their photos to make a difference.
Follow @GettyUnshuttered to see original work by teen artists.
Like @GettyUnshuttered to connect with our community of educators.