A New Cultural Hub
Exhibitions and programs shaped by Indigenous, Chicano, Afro-diasporic, and migrant histories across Latin America and its diasporas.
Our Arts, Culture & Histories
The Institute of Latino Art (ILA) advances visual art shaped by the histories, cultures, and contemporary realities of Latin America and its diasporas. Working across Indigenous, Chicano, Afro-diasporic, and migrant traditions, ILA supports artists and curators whose practices draw from cultural lineages and expand how visual culture is understood across borders and time.
On View Now
Explore exhibitions now on view.
Fronteras Invisibles/Invisible Borders
The Print Studio as Catalyst/El Taller Gráfico como Catalizador
Upcoming Events
Explore upcoming exhibitions and workshops that connect communities through art and shared cultural experience.
Dia De Los Muertos Celebration
Nov 14, 2026 5AM-8PM
Join us during Downtown Pomona’s Día de los Muertos celebration for art, remembrance, community, and a special installation by Alfredo Dominguez Diaz.
2nd SAT Fall Exhibitions Reception
Nov 14, 2026 5PM-6PM
Join ILA’s artists reception of our Fall Exhibitions
Join Us in Laying the Foundation of ILA
ILA is growing through collective support. Contributions sustain exhibitions, public programs, and a space rooted in our arts, cultures, and histories. This founding phase advances the buildout of the gallery and establishes the long-term cultural infrastructure that will define ILA’s presence in the region for years to come.