Slauson Corridor: A Model of Community, Culture, Opportunity, and Impact
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Slauson/Vermont Art by La Piztola Robert Vega, Rosario Mtz and Yankel Balderas
Our Mission - The Slauson Corridor is transforming one of Los Angeles’ most iconic streets into a vibrant, community-led initiative that fosters cultural development through art, mentorship, and economic opportunity. This space celebrates local history and empowers the people who call South Los Angeles home, showcasing some of the best murals in Los Angeles, including stunning murals, graffiti art, and unique mural installations.
Slauson / Hoover Art by Mike Norice
Authenticity Rooted in Tradition
Slauson Corridor is a community-led initiative focused on cultural development within one of the most iconic and often misunderstood corridors in Los Angeles. Stretching from the historic Slauson Super Mall to the intersection of Slauson Avenue and Alameda, this five-mile corridor showcases the lived history, resilience, and creative power of South Los Angeles. Known for its vibrant murals and graffiti art, Slauson has long been a hub of innovation and cultural influence, reflecting deep community investment well before formal programs or institutions were established.
Slauson / SAN PEDRO Art by Kristy Sandoval, Miclan Murals
Authenticity Rooted in Tradition
Slauson Corridor is a community-led initiative focused on cultural development within one of the most iconic and often misunderstood corridors in Los Angeles. Stretching from the historic Slauson Super Mall to the intersection of Slauson Avenue and Alameda, this five-mile corridor showcases the lived history, resilience, and creative power of South Los Angeles. Known for its vibrant murals and graffiti art, Slauson has long been a hub of innovation and cultural influence, reflecting deep community investment well before formal programs or institutions were established.
Slauson/Broadway Artist Bumblebee
Authenticity Rooted in Tradition
Slauson Corridor is a community-led initiative focused on cultural development within one of the most iconic and often misunderstood corridors in Los Angeles. Stretching from the historic Slauson Super Mall to the intersection of Slauson Avenue and Alameda, this ten mile corridor showcases the lived history, resilience, and creative power of South Los Angeles. Known for its vibrant murals and graffiti art, Slauson has long been a hub of innovation and cultural influence, reflecting deep community investment well before formal programs or institutions were established.
Slauson/Hoover Artists Erin Yoshi
Authenticity Rooted in Tradition
Permanent murals along the corridor serve as legacy installations that honor history and excellence, showcasing some of the best murals in Los Angeles. Additionally, designated rotating walls provide accessible entry points for emerging artists to develop their craft, supporting this community-led initiative. These spaces are bolstered by structured agreements, safety planning, and clear expectations that protect both artists and the surrounding community in South Los Angeles. This layered model allows for vibrant creative expression, including murals, graffiti art, and mural installations, to flourish while maintaining order, transparency, and mutual respect, all contributing to cultural development.
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What distinguishes the Slauson Corridor is not only its programming but also its governance and lived connection to place. This community-led initiative features leadership and partners, including individuals with deep roots in South Los Angeles, who have long-standing experience working alongside city officials, nonprofit institutions, and community stakeholders. This effort is not an external intervention; it is a locally anchored initiative guided by people who comprehend the cultural development, social, and operational realities of Slauson Avenue, known for showcasing some of the best murals in Los Angeles, including stunning murals that celebrate graffiti art.