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CSULB Art Alum Rhiannon Aarons‘ MFA thesis, entitled Rabbit Hole: Remains of an Illegal Operation (2017) (which was a gallery show in the Gatov Gallery) will be included in the upcoming book

CSULB Printmaking alum Camilla Taylor will be having a solo exhibition at Track 16, entitled Your Words in My Mouth.

CSULB MFA Printmaking alum Alvaro Márquez has won an award from El Segundo Museum of Art.

CSULB Spark is an online UX/UI symposium consisting of various workshops and lectures presented by renowned speakers.

Catalyst, a website inspired by the connection of Art & Science, and created by CSULB Sculpture alum Dawn Ertl, will be presenting an online exhibition, Not Originally from Here, Unless Otherwise Stated.

CSULB Sculpture professor Katie Grinnan participated in a

We have now crossed the threshold of over 110,000 deaths in the United States and 400,000 deaths worldwide due to the COVID-19 pandemic. We want to extend our condolences to our students, staff and faculty who have, or will, face the tragic nature of this disease – either with family members, friends, or co-workers.

Students Respond to the COVID-19 Crisis: A Photovoice Project was created to give voice to a generation of students who, while navigating what in normal times would be the most transformative years of their lives, confront an ev

The health and safety of our School of Art community, our campus colleagues, and our friends and family are of paramount importance to us, as is the clear and current communication of news and information regarding the novel coronavirus and COVID-19.

CSULB Art alum (and adjunct professor) Hillary Norcliffe is taking part in an online exhibition at Shoebox Projects.

CSULB Art Professor Fran Siegel is in Los Angeles Times article entitled “Artists spend months, even years on a gallery show.

CSULB Art Alum Devon Tsuno was included in an article in the Los Angeles Times on how artists are coping with working during coronavirus quarantining.