Exploring Los Angeles' Hidden Artistic History

A recent exhibition uncovers the intertwined narratives of occultism, science fiction, and queer art in Los Angeles from the 1930s to the 1960s. The show highlights key figures within these movements, showcasing how they impacted the city's visual culture. One prominent feature is a name map connecting influential individuals, such as chemist Jack Parsons and occultist Aleister Crowley, emphasizing their interactions and collaborations. This historical exploration resonates with the avant-garde spirit of the era, offering visitors a unique glimpse into an alternative cultural landscape that deviated from mainstream Hollywood narratives.