California based artist Millard Sheets’ historic mosaic will be installed at Carolyn Campagna Kleefeld Contemporary Art Museum.
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How Long Beach artists are adapting their art and themselves to isolation
Amid the coronavirus pandemic, artists grapple with creating in their newfound confines.
Phung Huynh’s ‘Boys will be boys,’ explores themes of gender, patriarchy and toxic masculinity
Huynh discussed her piece, ‘Boys will be boys,’ during an art talk at the Kleefeld Contemporary Tuesday. The piece is one of the eight in the Kleefeld Contemporary’s GYRE exhibition and will be on display until Friday, Feb. 29.
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.
IN PHOTOS: Drawing, Painting and Photography
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.
Art and Soul Fair: where recovery is an art for CSULB students
As the semester comes to an end, the campus is seeking more ways to accommodate students and their mental well being. Student Health Services offered students a chance to express themselves artistically.
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.
CSULB students spill the tea on controversial art
Art has always pushed boundaries, but how far is too far? This week students weigh in on whether or not art that is considered by many to be “offensive” has a place on college campuses.
CSULB art project sends out ‘therapeutic messages’
As part of a class assignment, CSULB student Kevin Ly designed a mailbox to give passersby a chance to relieve their personal issues with their parents.
CSULB graduate student explores sexuality through erotic art
Jonathan Torres creates explicit artworks to explore his sexuality and the ideas of femininity and masculinity that accompany it.