If you’ve never experienced Shakespeare, now’s your chance with his comedy “Twelfth Night.”
Fine & Performing Arts
Articles in this category should be related to fine and performing arts both on and off campus. Art forms that fall under fine arts include: painting, sculpting, woodwork, drawing, etc. Performing arts include: dancing, chorus, theatre, orchestra, etc. Content that can go in this category can include but is not limited to advances for performances or art galleries, reviews on shows, performance coverage, etc.
The Rocky Horror Picture Show’s lasting impact on LGBTQ+ communities
Theater students from Long Beach State explain their admiration of “The Rocky Horror Picture Show” and what it has done for the LGBTQ+ community.
“Electricidad” takes the stage at CSULB’s Studio Theater
A modern spin on Sophocles’ “Electra” will be performed until Oct. 8.
CSULB arts students share their summer projects
Rather than taking summer to relax, many student artists used their free time to work on art projects.
That’s the Spot: Public Art at CSULB
Check out our interactive map that showcases art on campus.
New museum, new activities
Following the grand re-opening of the Kleefeld Contemporary Art Museum, one of the museums main focus was having free workshops were the community can partake in art making.
New art exhibit highlights Long Beach tattoo and fine arts communities
Long Beach Museum of Art’s newest exhibit, “Out of Step/Out of Line” highlights tattoo artists who also have a focus on traditional fine art.
Artist Tomisin Oluwole expresses herself in the abstract
CSULB student uses painting, poetry, and fashion as a creative outlet as she pursues her Master’s degree.
Long Beach Musical Theatre West presents ‘Spamilton: An American Parody’
“Spamilton: An American Parody” will be shown at the Carpenter Performing Arts Center until April 10.
Artist and CSULB alumni Francisco Palomares brings flavor to L.A.
Since graduating from California State University, Long Beach in 2014, the painter’s body of work has become not only a proud tribute to Los Angeles, but also a joyful protest against gentrification.
