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CSULB Painting professor Fran Siegel in exhibitions at Oceanside Museum of Art with a Gallery Walk-Through

CSULB Painting professor Fran Siegel will be in an upcoming exhibition at Oceanside Museum of Art entitled Transformative Currents: Art and Action in the Pacific Ocean.
CSULB Graduate Critique Week October 28-31, 2024

Graduate Critique Week October 28-31, 2024

The four-day event brings a different critic each night to discuss CSULB MFA student work in a public forum. Each visiting critic partners with a CSULB faculty member to lead discussions on selected graduate students' work across various mediums, including sculpture, fibers, photography, painting, and ceramics.
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Historic Animation shorts and film of H.G. Wells The Time Machine to be screened in Beverly Hills

Puppetoon Productions and Maxwell DeMille are pleased to present an exclusive cinema event featuring George Pal’s iconic film The Time Machine (1960) and three brilliantly restored Puppetoon stop-motion animated shorts.
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Dr. Paulina Pardo Gaviria to give lecture on Latin American Women in Art & Science at CSULB Library

CSULB Art History professor Dr. Paulina Pardo Gaviria will be giving a lecture next Friday, September 20th, at 10:30am in the University Library. The subject will be on Latin American Women in Art and Science, and will discuss how artists Letícia Parente and Sandra Llano-Mejía depicted the human body from an artistic perspective and through scientific means.
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CSULB Art lecturer Hilary Norcliffe in exhibition in Ontario, Canada

CSULB Art lecturer Hilary Norcliffe will be in an exhibition at the Coastal Coffee Company in Goderich, Ontario, Canada.
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CSULB Wood Professor Ryan Taber to have artist talk for Craft In America exhibition

CSULB Wood professor Ryan Taber will be having an artists talk for Craft in America in conjunction with their exhibition Building Blocks: Process & Wood. Thi
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CSULB Art Education Professor Brian Trimble jurors "The Power of Visibility: Boldness in LGBTQ+ Art" in Long Beach

The Long Beach Creative Group has organized an exhibition entitled "The Power of Visibility: Boldness in LGBTQ+ Art" at the Rod Briggs Gallery in Long Beach.
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CSULB Fiber Professor Fafnir Adamites curates exhibition at Angels Gate Cultural Center

CSULB Fiber Professor Fafnir Adamites has curated a show of Fiber Art at Angels Gate Cultural Center entitled Displacing Structures. The exhibition showcases "traditional methods of weaving, netting, lacemaki
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California Landscapes: Then and Now exhibition at Great Park Gallery in Irvine

California Landscapes: Then & Now is an exhibition at The Palm Court Arts Complex at the Great Park in Irvine.
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CSULB Painting Professor Yulia Gasio in solo show at Palos Verdes Art Center

CSULB Painting Professor Yulia Gasio has a solo exhibition at the Palos Verdes Art Center, entitled
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INSIGHTS 2024 - Annual School of Art student exhibition runs May 8 - May 14th

Insights 2024, the annual juried School of Art student exhibition will take place in the School of Art Galleries from May 4th through May 18th, 2024.
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CSULB Professor Kimberly Robertson in solo exhibition at The Chapter House in Los Angeles

CSULB Associate Professor in American Indian Studies, Kimberly Robertson will be having a solo exhibition at The Chapter House in Los Angeles.