Drag queens, hula-hoops and counterculture polaroids were some of the many experiences available in the opening reception of the new on-campus exhibit, “Drag Show.”
Tag: fine art
CSULB professor aims to create a new reality through art
Get an insight on CSULB art professor Daniel Dove, his art, the roots of his inspirations, struggles and mind.
AAPI art exhibition open through Thursday night
Meet some of the artists featured in “Under the Same Sun,” an exhibition of AAPI art students. Viewing is open 12 – 5 p.m. through Thursday in the East Gatov Gallery on campus.
‘We Made This For Us’ MFA dance performance streams live Friday
Three students from the Department of Dance will be showcasing their pieces in a pre-filmed, live-streamed production. Each piece highlights their work as choreographers and their approaches to dance.
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.
Annual virtual exhibition hosted at CSULB for Master of Fine Arts students opens up to students across California
Greater Los Angeles Master of Fine Arts annual exhibition is hosted by the Fine Arts Roundtable, a student organization, and is a weeklong event for artists to engage with their peers work in CSULB art galleries. In 2021, the exhibition not only went virtual, it expanded to students across California for the first time.
‘The Enchanted Borderlands’ combines Western aesthetic with whimsical fantasy
The exhibition, on display at the Merino Gallery until Thursday, Feb. 27, features digital illustrations and installations to show pre-production work revolving around fantasy and wild west themes.
CSULB student uses ceramics to shatter old-world habits
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.
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.
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.