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Special Events
INAUGURAL TOUR:
SATURDAY, MARCH 13TH, 2010
The staff and board of the University Art Museum are pleased to announce a new membership group. The Friends Circle explores the exciting centers of creativity in Southern California: studios of artists, architects, and designers; galleries, collectors homes, and other fascinating spaces in the region that are not readily available to the general public. Join us for customized tours, lectures, and programs at the UAM and throughout the area. You must be a UAM member in good standing. The regional tours include lunch, refreshments at the end of the tour, and bus transportation. The cost will be between $75 - $100 depending on tour expenses. For additional information, contact UAM Registrar/Curator of the Collection Angela Barker at abarker@csulb.edu or 562.985.7604.
Click here to download a flyer
Morning
Mark Moore Gallery: Gallery Visit & Talk with Gallery Director Mark MooreA focal point of the LA contemporary art scene for over 15 years, Mark Moore Gallery has a roster of 25+ artists with national and international reputations. Emerging/mid-career artists in a range of media are represented in a dynamic program. http://www.markmooregallery.com.
Lunch: TBD
Afternoon
Ehrlich Architects: Studio Visit & TalkFounded in 1979, Ehrlich Architects (EA) has been recognized as innovative and unique. Located in Culver City, CA, the firm’s approach to design is fused with cultural and environmental consideration, resulting in a vitality of architectural responses. Drawing its energy from the needs, hopes, and aspirations of those for whom the structures are intended, EA’s methodologies allow for community participation fused with architectural intuition. This fusion synthesizes the firm’s creations with the public’s demands thus creating well-planned facilities that celebrate both community and environment. More firm information can be found at http://www.s-ehrlich.com.
