Posted on December 5, 2018 by School of Art
In a series of articles from the Daily 49er written by Hannah Getahun, depicts the challenges both students and faculty have with dealing with an aging and failing FA-4 building. While there are challenges for all parties involved: woeful budgets, understaffing, aging infrastructure, it makes it even more important that the University as well as our Art community […]
Posted on December 3, 2018 by School of Art
CSULB Ceramic Professor Jay Kvapil will be having a solo exhibition of new ceramic work at Gallerie Lefebvre & Fils, in Paris, France. Entitled That Obscure Object of Desire, the show explores the tension between nearly classical ceramic pottery forms wed to goopy, gloppy, cratered, and lava-like surfaces. The exhibition will run from November 22, 2018 through […]
Posted on November 29, 2018 by School of Art
51st Annual Holiday Art Sale December 2-6 CSULB Student Art Galleries Free Admission The 51st annual Holiday Art Sale will occupy all the School of Art Galleries. The sale will feature an array of amazing handcrafted, hand-printed, and wonderfully inspiring one-of-a-kind pieces. All are available for purchase. Gallery hours are: Sunday from 4-7pm, Monday & Tuesday […]
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 […]
