ArtPORT LA will be a global sculpture park on 25 acres of land at the Port of Los Angeles with artworks at scale, immersive experiences, and arts education.
The park can accommodate 6+ monumental artworks and 15+ smaller sculptures.
ArtPORT LA will enhance civic beauty and community connectivity, transforming the Port of Los Angeles into a place for internationally-recognized artistic and cultural exchange, leaving a legacy for future generations.
The Los Angeles waterfront is undergoing a transformation at the Port of Los Angeles:
Busiest seaport in Western Hemisphere
Over 1 million annual cruise ship visitors
$1 billion new commercial and infrastructure investment underway
Designated one of California’s 14 Cultural Districts
LA County is home to 10 million people and 150+ languages
Co-host of 2028 Olympic Sailing
A Port for Art and Inspiration
Los Angeles is a world-class destination for the arts yet it lacks a civic-scale sculpture park.
The 25-acre 22nd Street Park at the Los Angeles waterfront is the perfect context for artworks by local, regional, and international artists.
22nd Street Park is the primary site for large-scale art installations as recommended in the Port-commissioned Connectivity Plan. View public art related highlights of the plan here.
A Port is more than a place for cargo and commerce; it is a hub for connecting cultures and ideas.
Select images courtesy of The Port of LA, West Harbor, Discover San Pedro