The group exhibition includes “Prologue,” which features work from eight graduating drawing and painting BFA students. ”Postures,” located at the Merlino, Dutzi and Werby galleries, shows displays from photography students.
Author: Saad Kazi
IN PHOTOS: The BFA group exhibition
This year’s senior gallery featured over 40 artists from the illustration, animation and pre-production fields. Each student showcased a portfolio of two-dimensional work, resulting in a variety of visuals in the exhibit.
CSULB art student brings ‘homo for the holidays’
Carlos Ramirez spent a month creating his exhibition, “Taint Modern: Somewhere in the Between”, as a way to make the queer community feel more at home.
CSULB’s Film and Electronic Arts Department continues success at CSU Media Arts Festival
CSULB students received a number of awards this year, including first place for documentary and narrative.
Relationships in the new era: avoiding false advertising
Professor Ebony A. Utley invited experts to Long Beach State to weigh in on “Behind the Screens: A Symposium on Online Dating and Deception.” The discussion shared ways to avoid scams when using modern hookup techniques.
Jad Abumrad and the process of storytelling
As part of the Carpenter Center’s Wit and Wisdom series, the “Radiolab” co-host will be bringing to CSULB students his one-man show, “The Miracle of Indoor Plumbing,” on Nov. 16.
Film screening, ‘Carlos Almaraz: Playing with Fire’
The documentary, co-directed by Almaraz’s widow, Elsa Flores Almaraz, tells all about the artist’s personal demons and struggles.
Ensemble Mik Nawooj to perform free show at Carpenter Center Friday
As a way to involve itself with aspiring musicians, Ensemble Mik Nawooj will be allowing CSULB students to join part of its Nov. 8 show at the Carpenter Performing Arts Center.
CSULB’S first Wellness Week: a recap on its aim and impact
Amidst the college mental health crisis, the university held a series of programs to address the leading health concerns among young adults.