Student artists displayed and sold their art this week as a part of the school’s annual holiday art sale located at the School of Art Galleries.
Tag: ceramics
The face behind the exhibit: Ruby Gomez
Long Beach State ceramics student Ruby Gomez delves into her latest installation, which covers themes of nostalgia, adolescence, culture and community.
‘The goal is to continue to evolve’ Ceramist Heather Browning discusses working amid the pandemic
Fourth-year ceramist Heather Browning showcases her work and how she got started in ceramic art. But since the pandemic, Browning has had to overcome mental and physical challenges to continue pursuing her craft.
The CSULB Color Collection: Lillian Babcock
The short series features student artists at CSULB and the work they create outside of school. Post Bachelors BFA Ceramics, art history and English literature minor student, Lillian Babcock, shares her love of pottery making and the never-ending journey of learning.
Graduating art students show their work for a final time at LBSU
Students use their cameras and paintbrushes to create experiences for observers.
Diversity in art style
This week’s student art galleries vary in style, but both convey very personal meanings.
A psychedelic look into mental illness
The colorful ,60s inspired ceramics capture people’s attention while the powerful message captures people’s minds in this week’s student art galleries. Senior bachelor of fine arts student Corrie Wille produces art inspired by her struggle with depression.
LBSU students showcase their unique works
Among the works featured at the student art gallery starting Feb. 24 were ceramic banana slugs, a couch cut in half propped up against a mirror, hair weave collages, photographs of extreme close ups and even art inspired by sex organs. “It’s cool that we have multiple gallery spaces because[Read More…]
LBSU ceramics alumnus debuts newest exhibition
Nestled on a vast nine-acre property, Matt Wedel works from a studio where he creates immaculate and colorful sculptures, largely reminiscent of the agricultural plains of Ohio. Although Wedel currently resides and builds sculptures on his acreage in Albany, Ohio, his roots as an artist were began at Long[Read More…]
“Odd Things” combines different art styles to create a unique ceramic exhibit
In many art exhibits, it is the similarities in artwork that brings a gallery together. But for Long Beach State ceramics majors Althea Fultz, Corrie Wille and Yoon Hwang, the dissimilarity in their artistic styles brought their exhibit “Odd Things” to life. Approached by Fultz and Wille with the idea[Read More…]