Best Aboriginal Art Gallery Huntington Beach Near Me

4worldlovers: ​Art Reclaimed is an art exhibition of comprised of artworks utilizing reused and discarded materials. It will feature large installation artwork and sculptures displaying vibrant colors and textures reshaping the idea of environmentalist art. The show hopes to reimagine conventional societal associations of waste and mass production to transform planned obsolescence into beautiful works of art.


Come participate in the first ever Another Hand Clothing Exchange in the Project Room.


You have probably heard about the Little Free Library. There is a book on the shelf that you would like, so you take it. In its place, you put a book you have already. You contribution creates access to literature. Good on you!

Another Hand functions similarly, but instead of books, you have clothes.

We invite you to look through this inventory of apparel kindly donated by members of the community AND to contribute to the exchange with gently worn clothes of your own.

To participate, you simply bring your lightly worn or unworn articles of clothing to the Art Center to exchange for an item that you wish to keep for yourself. If you find a piece you really love but do not have any item to exchange for it and think you won’t be able to come back to get it, you may donate money to an organization promoting social environmental justice.

Sound like fun? We welcome our eco-warriors, thrifters and DIYers into the Huntington Beach Art Center Project Room to get this party going!

HBAC offers a wide range of fine art classes for youth and adults taught by professional artists. In a multidisciplinary educational approach, classes include instruction in painting, watercolor, oil, acrylic, creative writing, and a variety of movement classes for youth and adults.