Tom Peters, who teaches the double bass at the Bob Cole Conservatory of Music, has released his second album of ambient music titled “Lamentations,” which is about processing the year 2020.
Author: Paris Barraza
Artist and CSULB alumna Stephanie Mercado’s artwork on essential workers featured in L.A. Metro
“For the Love of Essential Workers” is a piece created by artist Stephanie Mercado, featured in the art series Silver Linings by the Los Angeles Country Metro system. The vibrant print collage is designed to honor essential workers and their continuous work amid the coronavirus pandemic.
‘Students helping students’ Beach Buddy Program at CSULB works to support students through peer mentorship
Beach Buddy is a program that began in fall 2020, which features nine student mentors trained to offer guidance through wellness workshops and individual mentoring sessions. For the students involved, the program is an opportunity to show their peers that they are not alone.
REFLECT showcase explores time and a need for art
Long Beach-based dancer and choreographer James Mahkween held a showcase for dancers to perform at Rose Park, Long Beach. For some of the artists, the showcase was an opportunity to share how they’ve dealt with the coronavirus pandemic.
REFLECT showcase in Long Beach explores time and a need for art
Long Beach-based dancer and choreographer James Mahkween held a showcase for dancers to perform at Rose Park, Long Beach. For some of the artists, the showcase was an opportunity to share how they’ve dealt with the coronavirus pandemic.
Third Eye Records in Long Beach cultivates a community for music lovers and collectors
Gary Farley opened Third Eye Records in Long Beach in 2011. Since then, the store has attracted customers to its rare finds, welcoming environment and a knowledgeable crew.
Long Beach muralist Alepsis Hernandez on her journey becoming a full-time artist
Alepsis Hernandez is a Long Beach based artist who has been commissioned to do murals throughout Long Beach and Southern California. Now, she is on a path to fully realize her dreams as an artist.
New Music Ensemble performs final concert of fall 2020 despite the challenges of a virtual semester
Bob Cole Conservatory of Music’s New Music Ensemble streamed their third and final performance of the semester live on Dec. 12, an hour-long performance that was applauded by their virtual audience.
Bob Cole Conservatory of Music students prepare for junior and senior recitals at home
Students from the Bob Cole Conservatory of Music share how they are performing their junior and senior recitals amid the coronavirus pandemic, changing this once in-person performance into a pre-recorded experience.
CSULB’s Geography Student Association hosts virtual map and photo competition
Geography Student Association continues for the second year with their map competition in honor of Geography Information Systems Day. Although the virtual competition did not bring the same turnout, it proved to be worthwhile for those involved.