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South Central’s Uber Lopez Enamorado is more than just a painter, illustrator and designer – he’s a rebel in the fine art world, pushing his community forward by breaking the rules of whose stories get told and who gets to tell them. His game-changing style applies an old-world mastery of oil painting to the intimate, everyday lives of the people and city around him, elevating those the art world has historically left behind and breaking barriers for a new generation of artists. To check out Uber’s work, follow him @sofakingmessy and visit uberlopez.com.

Forc, art is where conversations that might not be welcome in popular society begin. Drawing heavily from her personal experience as a child of Palestinian immigrants in America, Issa’s groundbreaking work blends traditional craft mediums – clay, fiber, embroidery, tile – with contemporary iconography to interrogate religion, politics, displacement and identity. To check out Saj’s work, follow @sajissa and visit sajissa.com.

A lifelong LA resident, Henry Fey combines a broad mix of digital and analog process – painting, collage, photography, airbrushing, screenprinting and more – to explore and celebrate the city and community around him. Both technically meticulous and free in form, Fey’s work opens up a new way of seeing the cityscape, spreading light on the “vibrant nestled in the grey.” To check out Henry’s, follow him @henry200021 and visit hfey.us.