Sovern, with support from Los Angeles Department of Cultural Affairs, Presents
Navigating the Heart in 2025
A multimedia exhibition curated by Rosalyn Myles
featuring Calethia DeConto, Leslie Foster, Rosalyn Myles, and Ana Rodriguez
This exhibition celebrates diverse expressions of love, self-acceptance, and the impacts of modern technology and social media on our perceptions of romance.
Our hope is to spark conversations about love, connection, and our current epidemic of loneliness. We invite the community to witness, investigate and embrace a more expansive appreciation of our human connections. This thought-provoking exhibit also addresses the essential theme of self-love and encourages visitors to reflect on their own definitions of romance and relationships. Navigating the Heart is an opportunity to engage with issues of over-connectedness while celebrating the excitement and mystery associated with love in all its forms.
featuring Calethia DeConto, Leslie Foster, Rosalyn Myles, and Ana Rodriguez
This exhibition celebrates diverse expressions of love, self-acceptance, and the impacts of modern technology and social media on our perceptions of romance.
Our hope is to spark conversations about love, connection, and our current epidemic of loneliness. We invite the community to witness, investigate and embrace a more expansive appreciation of our human connections. This thought-provoking exhibit also addresses the essential theme of self-love and encourages visitors to reflect on their own definitions of romance and relationships. Navigating the Heart is an opportunity to engage with issues of over-connectedness while celebrating the excitement and mystery associated with love in all its forms.
Opening Reception: Thursday, May 29th, 2025
7 PM - 9 PM
with live performances, poetry readings and light refreshments.
On view
May 29 - September 13, 2025
Gallery Hours
Tuesday - Thursday, 10 am - 2 pm or by appointment.
May 29 - September 13, 2025
Gallery Hours
Tuesday - Thursday, 10 am - 2 pm or by appointment.
Sovern LA is an intersectional community center and gallery, located in LA’s West Adams district, focused on supporting Black and Indigenous women and gender expansive people of color. Fueled by a passion for justice, equality, and creative expression, Sovern is driven by the collective determination to center healing justice, challenge systemic barriers, empower artists of color, and amplify their impact for collective wellbeing. By building a community that uplifts and celebrates diverse voices, we aim to reshape the art world in Los Angeles and beyond, creating a more inclusive and equitable space where artists and communities can thrive together.