In this video, we feature the award-winning animator of “Sow Don’t Sing” Alysha Nunez where she explains how she created her compelling and moving animation.
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Museum of Latin American Art in Long Beach opens virtual exhibit “HERland”
“HERland: Women Artists from the MOLAA Collection” is a virtual exhibition that features artwork that touch on themes of race, gender, equity and empowerment, all created by women.
IN PHOTOS: Tour some of CSULB’s on-campus art installations
Distance learning has kept the CSULB community away from the campus. For those who have yet to visit, or just haven’t returned since spring 2020, here is a look at some recognizable on-campus art installations.
Student animation thesis: 72
Former animation student Valor Aguilar shares her story.
Telling stories about themselves: Four CSULB animation graduates share senior films
Four Long Beach State graduates discuss how their fall 2020 senior animation films came to be. The animators’ work, which touch on themes of identity, friendship and responsibility, are an extension of their own interests and life experiences.
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.
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.
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.
Art belongs to all of us
Redefining who is allowed to consume, critique and create forms of self-expression.
Crème de la Quarantine: Alone Together virtual exhibition showcases artwork by graduating CSULB illustration majors
Students from the Department of Illustration and Animation wrap up their last semester at Long Beach State with a virtual exhibition that features 23 students and their artwork.