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Los Angeles City Hall exhibit spotlights disabled artists
Dozens of artists were honored at the 19th Annual Disability Art Exhibition, a free and accessible gallery show continuing at Los Angeles City Hall through October 27.
ABC7 Los Angeles reported that artists and community partners gathered Thursday for a recognition ceremony centered on creative expression and inclusion. Five winners of the Korean American Special Education Center’s 2026 Dream Art Contest were among the honorees.
Exhibition: 19th Annual Disability Art Exhibition
Location: Henry P. Rio Bridge Gallery, Los Angeles City Hall, third floor
Dates: Through Tuesday, October 27
Hours: Monday–Friday, 8 a.m.–5 p.m.
Admission: Free; visitors need identification to check in with security
Access is part of the exhibit
The Los Angeles Department on Disability says the exhibition includes large-print text, Braille and detailed artwork descriptions. An online version also provides remote access for people who cannot visit City Hall.
This year’s theme, “Celebrating Value and Talent,” connects the show to National Disability Employment Awareness Month. The Department on Disability and Department of Cultural Affairs organized the exhibition with arts, education and disability-service partners from across the region.
Official information: City of Los Angeles Department on Disability →
Original reporting: ABC7 Los Angeles — October 23, 2026 →