Posted on November 8, 2019 by School of Art
CSULB Art History Professor Nizan Shaked was quoted in a Los Angeles Times’ article entitled “What’s next for nonprofit museums after the closing of the Marciano Art Foundation?” Written by Carolina A. Miranda the article explores the rise and fall of the Marciano Art Foundation, which had recently opened in 2017, but shuttered its doors this week, and […]
Posted on October 4, 2019 by School of Art
CSULB Printmaking alum Lindsay Buchman‘s art book Los Angeles: A Document was featured in Hyperallergic review of Printed Matter‘s NY 2019 Book Fair. As the artist states, the book “archives the Arts District (561 Mateo Street)—the former site of an Italian fabric store and the neighborhood of [artist]’s studio—over the course of 2015. It contains still images […]
Posted on September 6, 2019 by School of Art
Four CSULB Art Alumnae are in an exhibition at the Seaver Gallery at Marlborough School in Los Angeles. The show will be called Outside Us and is curated by first CSULB MFA Alumane in Drawing & Painting, Arezoo Bhathania, who also is one of the artists as well. The other artists included are Dawn Ertl and Kimberly […]
Posted on August 14, 2019 by School of Art
CSULB Animation student Trilina Mai has been nominated to be a Student Academy Award finalist in the Animation (Domestic Schools) category for her film Push. The Student Academy Awards are a branch of the Oscars, and were created in 1972 by the Academy to support and encourage excellence in filmmaking at the collegiate level. The lovely short […]
Posted on August 12, 2019 by School of Art
CSULB Ceramics Professor Chris Miles had a solo exhibition at The College of Creative Studies Gallery at UC Santa Barbara and was titled In Form – Sculpture by Christopher Miles. There is a review of the show in Sculpture Magazine by Kay Whitney. “Miles uses a medium that registers touch and produces visceral results; specifically, he’s interested in […]
