02/24/2026
Join us Thursday March 5, 6-8 pm for a conversation in the gallery wirh artist Paul Fabozzi and artist, educator, and curator Leonardo Bravo. Bravo's work in the non-profit arts sector
has exemplified building public and private partnerships that highlight the power of the
arts to transform and catalyze vulnerable and underserved communities. He is the
Director, Public Engagement within MoMA’s Learning and Engagement Department
where he oversees public programs within the museum and community and civic
engagement initiatives.
He is formerly Director of
Curatorial and Strategic Programs for Clockshop, an arts organization dedicated to
using the arts as a lens to how we experience public green space in Los Angeles;
Director of Education and Public Programs with the Palm Springs Art Museum; Director of School of Programs for
The Music Center, Los Angeles County. He is the founder and organizer of Big City Forum, an interdisciplinary, social practice
and curatorial research project that brings attention to emergent practices across
design, architecture, and the arts in California.
Leonardo holds a Master in Fine Arts from University of Southern California, Los
Angeles with a focus in Fine Arts and Critical Theory and a BFA from the Otis School of
Art and Design, Los Angeles.
