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VOL. VIII, NO. 132
CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, LONG BEACH
THURSDAY AUGUST 16, 2001


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Mixing art with food

By Melissa Anderson
Summer On-line Forty-Niner

A gigantic color wheel covered with matching colors of food will be the product of the Art 300 class at Cal State Long Beach.  The class is composed of both Liberal Studies students seeking a Multiple Subject Teaching Credential and Art Education Majors seeking a Single Subject Teaching Credential. This six week summer course will end with this tasty exhibition.

"I wanted something really special for them. I want Liberal Study students to feel like artists," said Merrie Martino, Instructor Art 300 and Liberal Studies 404. "I wanted to teach them what it is really like to be an artist."

According to Martino the class was divided into five groups.  Group one will be the red entree group, two will be the blue dessert, three takes care of the white beverages, four is the yellow salad group, and group five is in charge of the lighting, reception and publicists.

"The students have been working this entire summer; four hours a day, four days a week, for six weeks. These students have been working so hard it makes me feel so good, they love this class," Martino said. "White pasta might be blue, sauces orange, we'll have to see."

The color wheel will take up the middle of the gallery, and will be taste-tested by the artists at the end of the event.

"The students are going to eat it after, they have to have it documented for the capstone class," Martino said.  "We will see if the color has a psychological affect, if the color repels them.  They have to change the color of the food in a radical way, it is part of the perceptual, psychological aspect."

The taste test will be documented after the color wheel is documented via video, digital photography, and slides.  Dr. Karen Kleinfelder, Professor of Art History at CSULB, as well as a 20th/21st-century specialist will participate as the "art critic" and offer the students feedback.

After the event there will be a reception for guests, that will contain "normal" food.  The guests do not get to take part in the tasting of the color wheel.

Everything will come together at the exhibition on Tuesday, August 21, 2001 at 5:00 PM, at the Design Department Gallery in the HSD Building.

 

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