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CG IS HIRING OUR NEXT EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR!
The Executive Director, as the chief executive officer of Creative Growth, holds a multifaceted role. This position involves managing senior staff, setting programmatic and curatorial direction, securing diverse funding streams, overseeing fiscal management, and advocating for the advancement of artists with disabilities within the art world. Additionally, the Executive Director is responsible for building national and international relationships within the disability and art communities, organizing the annual Creating Communities symposium, and representing Creative Growth in various contexts.
This role demands a visionary leader with executive-level management experience and a hands-on approach to daily operations. A deep understanding of Creative Growth's artists and staff is essential, along with sensitivity to the nuances of developmental disabilities and their impacts on individuals, their families, and support systems.
THE HOME SHOW
ON VIEW FROM MAY 9TH - JULY 3RD, 2025
Creative Growth’s beloved Home Show returns with an inspiring new installation of artwork and homewares. From vibrant ceramics and textiles to sculptural furniture and functional design pieces, this year’s exhibition highlights work by more than 50 Creative Growth artists.
Whether you’re looking to collect something meaningful or simply experience the joy of imaginative living, the Home Show is a must-see.
All proceeds support the 140+ artists who call Creative Growth their home.
OPENING RECEPTION:
FRIDAY, MAY 9th, 2025
MEMBER PREVIEW: 5-6PM
PUBLIC OPENING: 6-8PM
Creative growth artists featured in historic Los Angeles Public Library Exhibition
OPENING JUNE 21ST AND ON VIEW THROUGH DECEMBER 7TH, 2025
Creative Growth is proud to be a participating studio in Looks Like Home to Me: Inside the Progressive Studios, a new exhibition on view at the Los Angeles Public Library’s Getty Gallery from June 21 to December 7, 2025.
Presented by the Los Angeles Public Library, this expansive group exhibition features work by more than 100 artists from across California, all of whom create in progressive art studios—spaces that support artists with intellectual and developmental disabilities in building professional practices. Creative Growth, a longtime leader in this movement, is honored to showcase the talents of our artists alongside peers from studios across the state.
From ceramics and paintings to textiles, zines, and video work, the exhibition celebrates the diverse creative output nurtured within these inclusive environments. These works tell personal, powerful stories and reinforce the vital role of progressive art studios in contemporary art.
“Looks Like Home to Me” is a milestone moment for awareness and inclusion, and we’re thrilled to see our artists represented in this important public setting.
Getty Gallery, Los Angeles Central Library
630 W. Fifth St., Los Angeles, CA 90071
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