Fine Arts students advocated for healthier classroom conditions during celebration of Long Beach State’s 73rd anniversary.
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Conoley advocates for Fine Arts building improvements and funding
The Fine Arts student walk out last week influenced CSULB president Jane Close Conoley to urge the CSU Board of Trustees to fund for the outdated CSU campus infrastructure.
High temperatures bring frustration across campus
Faculty members from across campus share their experiences dealing with the reality of an aging campus in a heatwave.
Beach Weekly S9E4: Fine Arts students protest building conditions, Tropical Storm Kay hits and Queen Elizabeth II dies
Daily Forty-Niner · Beach Weekly S9E4 — Fine Arts students protest building conditions, Tropical Storm Kay hits and Queen Elizabeth dies
How virtual learning changes the experiences of College of the Arts students
Three students from the College of the Arts explain how virtual learning worked for them last semester, how it challenged them this summer and their hopes for fall semester despite new teaching conditions.
Department Spotlight: Department of Dance at CSULB
The transition to virtual learning amid national conversations about racism has challenged the Department of Dance at CSULB to create a more accessible and equitable department for the years to come.
CSULB illustration group show reflects the essence of teamwork and bonding
The exhibition, created by the Society of Student Illustrators and Animators, features a single character interpreted by every member of the organization. The club’s vice president Jose Amador showcased his artwork in collaboration with his club at the Dutzi Gallery.
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.
Artists focus on the magic of Latinx culture
Radically different art styles examine shared culture and a respect and fascination with the mystical in “W*tch B*tch,” an exhibit presented by animation majors Kim De León, Nathalie Juarez and Cristior Miguel Vásquez. The small room is dominated by its centerpiece, an ethereal transparent fabric cylinder studded with brightly colored[Read More…]
‘Nine’ — more than just a number
Nine Bachelor of Fine Art students came together with a culmination of different artworks and ideas in their group exhibition, “Nine” in the School of Art Galleries. The name of the exhibit, while it represents the number of artists involved, is a tribute to the number nine and its many[Read More…]