Posted on November 8, 2018 by School of Art
CSULB Sculpture Professor Brittany Ransom was chosen to be a 2019 American Arts Incubator. American Arts Incubator (AAI) is an international new media and digital arts exchange program developed by ZERO1 in partnership with the U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs. AAI was created to support the collaboration of American artists and underserved […]
Posted on November 6, 2018 by School of Art
CSULB Painting Professor Marie Thibeault is in a solo exhibition at Launch Gallery in Los Angeles. The show entitled By Water, By Fire “examines the power of natural forces pitted against the vulnerability of architectural structures. In this ongoing conflict between man and nature, both our natural and built environments exist under the strain of environmental collapse.” The exhibition will […]
Posted on October 30, 2018 by School of Art
CSULB Ceramics alum Matt Wedel will be having an exhibition at LA Louver Gallery. Entitled Everything is everything, the show will feature new work that as the artist says, “are an extension of exploring paint as sculpture, as well as sculptural action. As these parameters collapse, you enter this way of thinking: ‘Everything is painting, and […]
Posted on October 25, 2018 by School of Art
CSULB Art History Lecturer Dr. Julia Friedman has published article on Bob Ross in the October 2018 edition of The New Criterion. Entitled “Happy trees” and culture-death, Dr. Friedman writes on a recent attempt to instate Bob Ross into the artistic canon. “Bob Ross’s sharp instinct led him to use television as the vehicle for disseminating his gospel […]
Posted on October 24, 2018 by School of Art
CSULB Painting Alum Narsiso C Martínez has a solo exhibition at the Long Beach Museum of Art. Entitled FARM FRESH, the show explores and portrays the people who bring all our produce to us. From field workers to those in the processing plants, Martinez depicts these subjects with a dignity rooted in his experiences with these overlooked citizens […]
