HYPERLINKED: LBUSD High School Exhibition

The annual Long Beach Museum of Art High School Exhibition invites Long Beach Unified School District students to submit work responding to a theme. This year, students explored their own relationship to technology and its multifaceted impact on society.  

Selected works reflect on how social media, phones, artificial intelligence, surveillance systems, and various other forms of technology affect how we connect, communicate, and perceive our world. We have become hyperlinked to these technologies, which bring connection and enhancement to our lives, yet at the same time foster fear, isolation, and uncertainty. These artists investigate this tension with honesty and creativity.  

Generous support provided by the John and Helen Apostle Foundation

The Long Beach Museum of Art extends a warm thank you to the students and art teachers at the following schools for their thoughtful participation in this exhibition. 

Ernest S. McBride High School  

Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo High School 

Lakewood High School 

Renaissance School of the Arts 

Robert A. Millikan High School 

Woodrow Wilson High School