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Dean Bob Frakes held his annual End of the Semester Reception for the School of Arts & Humanities! Our AH Tutoring team, Victoria Colley, Zachary Richardson, and Madelynne Heiss will be playing major roles in tonights CSUB’s opera scenes! Come see our amazing students tonight at 7;30 p.m. in the Dore Theatre.  Please come visit the BMoA/CSUB Public Studio this Saturday, December 8th, and work with CSUB art students to create small art objects that both engage and celebrate the BMOA’s current exhibition, Charles Arnoldi’s Forms and Yvonne Cavanagh’s Liminal Space. Participants will build and paint their own Arnoldi-esque eucalyptus structure and/or build and collapse their own Cavanagh-esque porcelain vessel. No fee to participate; please arrived dressed for mess.  December 2018 CSUB art students prepare eucalyptus materials for Public Studio at the Bakersfield Museum of Art. Art faculty on I-5 captured the beauty of being ‘stuck’! Photo by Jason Roberts Dobrin  December 2018 Photo by Jason Roberts Dobrin Art Professor, Sarah Vanderlip's ART 3200 - Life Drawing students exhibited their work today in the Performing Arts building. Check out their amazing work! More photos and video on our Instagram account. CSUBAH The Vincent Price Art Museum (VPAM) on the East LA Community College campus in Monterey Park was the destination of CSUB Art 4000 Theory in Visual Arts and Art 4040 Professional Practices students taking advantage of a field trip to the near-by art world that is just over the Grapevine organized by Professors Eamon Ore-Giron and Bill Kelley, Jr., this past weekend. Ore-Giron said, “Bill and I brought the students to VPAM, museum at East LA Community College and to my studio in downtown, where we met with Eddie Aparicio, my neighbor, who showed us his work.” The Vincent Price Art Museum became a collecting institution in 1957 when Vincent Price and his wife, Mary Grant Price, donated 90 artworks from their personal collection. This original donation included Mesoamerican, African, Native American, and European artworks; over the course of four decades, Vincent Price continued to give a total of about 2,000 pieces to VPAM. His generosity inspired many others: our collection has grown to more than 8,000 artworks from many time periods and many parts of the world. The collection includes works on paper, painting, and three-dimensional objects, all of which are housed on the campus. Eddie Aparicio, a Salvadoran artist of a multi-generational family of artists, is an activist, as well. Eddie says of his own work: "My recent work and research has focused on the various connections between Central America and Los Angeles. I believe that focusing on multiple sites as a part of the same community and history is a crucial de-colonizing strategy and problematizes the term native." Thanks to an amazing partnership between CSUB and Ronald Reagan Elementary, our students are able to attend classrooms at the school and teach art lessons. Dr. Dianne Turner (Art Education) explains that ART 3100 is a service learning course which partners with Ronald Reagan Elementary School in Bakersfield. Students majoring in Art Education, Liberal Studies, Special Education and Child and Family Studies are able to take this hands-on course and teach art in the classroom. Each semester, a theme centered around a renowned artist is used and based on the California Visual Arts standards for the grade level. |
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