About The LMFLA

The Language Mobilization Factory Los Angeles (LMFLA) presents monthly gallery exhibitions and pop-ups, showcasing emerging and established artists working in photography, painting, sculpture, mixed media, film, and language arts.

ART TALK #1

Saturday, October 17, 2026 • 7–9 PM.

Featuring Rebecca Hamm, Alicia Wyneken, and Sara Ajami.

The LMFLA Gallery, Sierra Madre, California.

ART TALK #2

Saturday, October 24, 2026 • 7–9 PM.

Featuring Odon Yrad, Jonathan Godinez, Albert Kyu Hyun Choi, and Justin Gonzalez.

The LMFLA Gallery, Sierra Madre, California.

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The LMF RECORD SWAP

November 14 & 15 • 12:30–6 PM.

55 N Baldwin Ave, Sierra Madre, CA.

Get a table & sell: text 909.788.0176 and Zelle $25 to reserve a table.

Sellers keep 100% of their proceeds.

Table sales deadline: November 13.

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A Courtesy of Mameh

Curated by Navai Toly, the exhibition extends this maternal and body metaphor beyond the individual organism. Through these, dreamlike organic forms, the participating artists investigate how subjects are formed through systems of holding and exposure: familial memory, domestic space, collective history, fantasy, and the material environments that sustain or fail us. Their works do not simply represent care; they interrogate its conditions. What does it mean to be nourished? Who is permitted to feel safe? Which bodies are protected, and which are rendered available to extraction, neglect, or violence? How do we metabolize the absence of care, and how might we construct alternative forms of shelter? Artists in this show: 

•  Albert Choi •  Alex Parrasch  •  Alicia Wyneken  •  Amber Kruegel •  Chelsea Lenninger •  Courtney Colgan •  Eileen Mabini  •  Elysabeth Belle •  Emily Nguyen  •  Gina Lawson Egan  •  Jonathan Godinez  •  Joshua Kwon •  Justin Gonzalez  •  Khang Bao Nguyen  •  Lupe Aguirre  •  Maria Juncaj  •  Megan Geilman  •  Nada Fakhreddine  •  Nate Reevers  •  Odon Yrad  •  Rebecca Hamm  •  Sara Ajami  •  Sara Powell  •  Sumi Foley  •  Tara Tavi  •  Walpa D'Mark and Navai Toly

works from A Courtesy of Mameh

"NOT IN FOCUS" -PHOTO SHOW NEW DATE - NOV. 9TH - 11TH

AN INSTANT PHOTOGRAPHY SHOW!

NOVEMBER 9-11TH 2026 6-9PM

Artwork shown by:

Anthony Velasco

NIGHT BIRDS

Paintings by Simon Silva - Works still available through the gallery!

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This collection mixes personal memories and scenes of the city. I contrast the glamorous side of Hollywood with the reality of neighborhoods in more affordable parts of town. In my work, helicopters - what we call “Night Birds” - hover over cityscapes, clashing with the distant sparkle of premieres and neon lights. These “birds” feel both haunting and alive, symbolizing the unrest and constant activity of the city after dark.

Find the collection of paintngs for NIGHT BIRDS HERE

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