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A Holiday Art Sale will take place in the School of Art Galleries located between the FA2 and FA3 buildings.

CSULB Photography Professor Emeritus Todd Gray has a solo show at the Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art in Hartford, Connecticut. The exhibition Todd Gray / Matrix 186—which opened on March 4, 2021 and will run through July 18, 2021—was curated by Patricia Hickson.

CSULB Art Alum Francisco Palomares is in a Los Angeles Times article this week written by Julia Barajas. Entitled "Why L.A. artist Francisco Palomares peddles paintings on a fruit cart", Barajas writes "From a distance, Francisco Palomares’ fruit cart looks like all the other ones that dot Los Angeles... But step closer..."

CSULB Art Alum Diana L. Sánchez was represented in an article written by Julia Barajas in the Los Angeles Times entitled “How Long Beach students are turning mail into the most personal art.” Sánchez’s artwork is part of an initiative called Couriers of Hope, which will give Long Beach Unified School District students the opportunity to exchange their…

Three CSULB Art alumnae were in a three-woman exhibition at the Kellogg University Art Gallery in Cal Poly Pomona last year. Entitled St. Broxville Wood: Into the Thicket, the show featured the artists Jennifer Gunlock, Hilary Norcliffe and Katie Stubblefield.

As the pandemic has hampered exhibitions and graduations, graduating BFA seniors in the CSULB Animation major from Fall 2020 decided to hold a Senior Showcase show in spite of everything.

As the pandemic has hampered exhibitions and graduations, graduating seniors in the CSULB Illustration / Pre-Production majors from Fall 2020 decided to hold a virtual graduation show in spite of everything.

CSULB Art History lecturer Dr. Julia Friedman has been involved in many celebrations of artist Wayne Thiebaud and his recent 100th birthday.

CSULB Printmaking alum Guerra along with Abel Alejandre are both in the exhibition entitled Raised as roosters: Relief prints and drawings by Abel Alejandre and Guerra at

CSULB Art History Professor Dr.

Now in our 18th year, the 24 HOURS Animation Contest for Students challenges its participants to create a 30 second film based on a given theme in a designated 24-hour period.

CSULB Painting Professor Daniel Dove has a solo exhibition at Philip Martin Gallery in Los Angeles.