Ceramic art student Maria Abrahamian’s solo show, features art pieces that challenge female conventions. The exhibition will be on display in the Merlino Gallery Feb. 16 through 20.
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A Q&A with CSULB alumnus Gregory Irwin, first assistant cameraman on ‘Joker’
Irwin graduated from CSULB in 1983 and went on to shoot several films. The Daily Forty-Niner reached out to Irwin to discuss his work on “Joker” and lessons learned at the university.
‘Roller derby saved my soul,’ Badfish Roller Derby members share their love for the sport
From personal life trials to losing their former roller rink, the Badfish Roller Derby league always skates to the challenge.
72 Hours in Long Beach: Valentine’s Day Weekend
From the Long Beach Mardis Gras Festival to speed dating, the Daily Forty-Niner wrapped up the next 72 hours in Long Beach.
Artist Keith Walsh converges art and politics in ‘Trotsky Dialectics’
“Trotsky Dialectics” is one of eight art pieces on display for Kleefeld Contemporary’s exhibition, GYRE. Walsh spoke about the work in an art talk hosted by the museum Tuesday.
Brothers Products sell hummus variations at ASI Farmers Market
Family-business Brothers Products sold a wide variety of hummus and dips at the Friendship Walk Wednesday for the Farmers Market organized by Associated Students Inc.
Cal Rep’s ‘In The Blood’ reinterprets the classic ‘The Scarlet Letter’
Written by Suzan-Lori Parks, the play is a modern interpretation of Nathaniel Hawthorne’s “The Scarlet Letter” and will be coming to the Players Theater at Long Beach State from Feb. 14 to March 1.
‘Without coffee, there’s nothing,’ CSULB students open family-owned coffee shop
Located on the corner of Fourth and Elm, Ground Hideout Coffee is owned and operated by the Bonilla family who have had a passion for coffee that transcends generations.
Artist tells stories of her childhood in animal-themed metalworks art piece
Metalworks and jewelry student Yucen Liu showcases her piece,“Mom said if I accidentally eat watermelon seeds,” at the student art galleries Feb. 9-13.
Seven CSULB alumni help record latest Star Wars soundtrack
Alumni of the Bob Cole Conservatory of Music sing in the Los Angeles Master Chorale for the Oscar-nominated “Star Wars Episode 9: The Rise of Skywalker.”