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CSULB Sculpture 4D Installation show entitled Can I Park in the Diagonal Space? will be opening at the Icehouse Arts Complex in Long Beach on Friday, May 9th from 7pm to 9pm. Created by the students of Art 450/550: Concepts and New Genres Art, the exhibition will span across two spaces, including the Second Floor as well as the Basement.

Inspired Printmaking is the first ever exhibition of CSULB School of Art student works at the University Library Special Collections and University Archives.

Professor Emeritus Yu Ji to have exhibition at the Earl & Virginia Green Art Gallery at Biola University. The show is entitled "Yu Ji: At The Crossroads" and it will run from January 27, 2025 through March 28th, 2025.

The CSULB BFA Drawing & Painting Club is back, and have set up meetings for the Sunday Model Sessions for the Spring 2025 Semester!

At the Palos Verdes Art Center, the exhibition 9x9: Contempor

The CSULB School of Art's annual Holiday Sale will be having an opening reception on Sunday, December 1st from 5pm until 7pm that evening. The rest of the sale will be from Monday December 2nd to Thursday December 5th, from 12pm through 5pm every day. It will take place in the School of Art Galleries located between the FA2 and FA3 buildings.

CSULB Painting professor Fran Siegel will be in an upcoming exhibition at Oceanside Museum of Art entitled Transformative Currents: Art and Action in the Pacific Ocean.

The four-day event brings a different critic each night to discuss CSULB MFA student work in a public forum. Each visiting critic partners with a CSULB faculty member to lead discussions on selected graduate students' work across various mediums, including sculpture, fibers, photography, painting, and ceramics.

Puppetoon Productions and Maxwell DeMille are pleased to present an exclusive cinema event featuring George Pal’s iconic film The Time Machine (1960) and three brilliantly restored Puppetoon stop-motion animated shorts.

CSULB Art History professor Dr. Paulina Pardo Gaviria will be giving a lecture next Friday, September 20th, at 10:30am in the University Library. The subject will be on Latin American Women in Art and Science, and will discuss how artists Letícia Parente and Sandra Llano-Mejía depicted the human body from an artistic perspective and through scientific means.

CSULB Art lecturer Hilary Norcliffe will be in an exhibition at the Coastal Coffee Company in Goderich, Ontario, Canada.

CSULB Wood professor Ryan Taber will be having an artists talk for Craft in America in conjunction with their exhibition Building Blocks: Process & Wood. Thi