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Skating Through the Lens of Ed Templeton
The Long Beach Museum of Art is hosting a comprehensive photo exhibit of what skateboarding was like in the ‘golden era.’
Sculpture program flourishes against the odds
Hidden in a corner of upper campus, the sculpture program bursts with creativity and innovation amid struggles of rising inflation and keeping their shops afloat.
Origami Day at the Earl Burns Miller Japanese Garden
Explore Origami Day in the scenery of the Earl Burns Miller Japanese Garden.
Opening up about Culturs
Music, poetry and speeches were featured in Connectd LB’s recent open mic night.
Cultural architects: The eternal influence of African Americans artists
For generations, African American culture has been unrecognized and under-appreciated by society, especially their arts.
Student-led photo gallery “Let it Linger” opens with evocative pieces
CSULB Photo Collective holds its first group show of the semester with “Let it Linger,” showcasing photographic work from students and alumni.
Experience art through the eyes of creators at MFA Open Studios
Artists pursuing a Master of Fine Arts in painting, illustration, ceramics, printmaking and more hosted “Open Studios” for local fine arts fans and potential graduate students.
A trip to the Long Beach Patchwork Show
Occurring twice a year in Long Beach, the Patchwork Show is a festival that hosts small business vendors selling food, clothes and artisan products.
Art conservator Rosa Lowinger unpacks family history in latest novel
In a discussion with local architect Kelly Sutherlin McLeod, Rosa Lowinger delved into her Cuban-Jewish family’s intergenerational trauma and her dedication to the craft of restoration.