03
MAR
03
MAR
This opportunity is offered as a special perk only to those individuals currently enrolled in Art Center at Night or Saturday High.
We hope that you are enjoying your Art Center at Night or Saturday High class. If you are interested in continuing or deepening your commitment to art and design, the Office of Admission at Art Center is offering a number of ways to learn more about Art Center’s degree programs.
Bring your portfolio and meet with an Admissions Counselor for advice on developing your work for admission to the undergraduate degree programs (not intended for work or professional portfolio development).
Art Center’s Admissions Office offers continual counseling during weekdays but are opening up some special evening appointments for Public Programs students. Other dates include Tuesday, March 9, 2010 and Thursday, March 18, 2010.
Please call the Admissions Office (not the Public Programs office) at 626.396.2373 to schedule an appointment. Appointments are 20 minutes in length.
We hope that you are enjoying your Art Center at Night or Saturday High class. If you are interested in continuing or deepening your commitment to art and design, the Office of Admission at Art Center is offering a number of ways to learn more about Art Center’s degree programs.
Bring your portfolio and meet with an Admissions Counselor for advice on developing your work for admission to the undergraduate degree programs (not intended for work or professional portfolio development).
Art Center’s Admissions Office offers continual counseling during weekdays but are opening up some special evening appointments for Public Programs students. Other dates include Tuesday, March 9, 2010 and Thursday, March 18, 2010.
Please call the Admissions Office (not the Public Programs office) at 626.396.2373 to schedule an appointment. Appointments are 20 minutes in length.
04
MAR
09
MAY
04
MAR
09
MAY
Please join DreamWorks Animation artists and executives, and Art Center leadership for DreamWorlds—a behind-the-scenes look at the artistry and imagination of animated filmmaking.
The opening reception on March 4 begins with a panel discussion at 7 pm in the Ahmanson Auditorium, followed by a reception in the Williamson Gallery at 8 pm.
The panel features Production Designers from DreamWorks that includes alums Kathy Altieri (How to Train Your Dragon, Over the Hedge), Kendal Cronkhite (Madagascar films, Antz), and long time DreamWorks Production Designer and DreamWorlds co-curator Sam Michlap (Shark Tale, The Prince of Egypt).DreamWorlds is on display through May 9. The Williamson Gallery is free and open to the public. For more information and hours, visit artcenter.edu/williamson or call 626.396.2397.
04
MAR
04
MAR
Internationally famous for her smart, stylish, and successful identity development and custom typography for Target and Starbucks, Buffy and Angel, Prince and Madonna, Margo will share valuable career tips for surviving and thriving in the design field.
This event is free and open to the public. For more information, please call 626.396.2351.
06
MAR
06
MAR
ONE NIGHT ONLY! - Exhibition & Sale
Presenting the work of Art Center Alum Orly Olivier, PHOTO ‘05.
A portion of all sales will be donated to the Art Center student scholarship fund.
Hosted by Archetype Press, Prof. Leah Toby Hoffmitz, and Prof. Gloria A. Kondrup.
09
MAR
09
MAR
This opportunity is offered as a special perk only to those
individuals currently enrolled in Art Center at Night or Saturday High.
We hope that you are enjoying your Art Center at Night or Saturday High class. If you are interested in continuing or deepening your commitment to art and design, the Office of Admission at Art Center is offering a number of ways to learn more about Art Center’s degree programs.
Bring your portfolio and meet with an Admissions Counselor for advice on developing your work for admission to the undergraduate degree programs (not intended for work or professional portfolio development).
Art Center’s Admissions Office offers continual counseling during weekdays but are opening up some special evening appointments for Public Programs students. Other dates include Wednesday, March 3, 2010 and Thursday, March 18, 2010.
Please call the Admissions Office (not the Public Programs office) at 626.396.2373 to schedule an appointment. Appointments are 20 minutes in length.
We hope that you are enjoying your Art Center at Night or Saturday High class. If you are interested in continuing or deepening your commitment to art and design, the Office of Admission at Art Center is offering a number of ways to learn more about Art Center’s degree programs.
Bring your portfolio and meet with an Admissions Counselor for advice on developing your work for admission to the undergraduate degree programs (not intended for work or professional portfolio development).
Art Center’s Admissions Office offers continual counseling during weekdays but are opening up some special evening appointments for Public Programs students. Other dates include Wednesday, March 3, 2010 and Thursday, March 18, 2010.
Please call the Admissions Office (not the Public Programs office) at 626.396.2373 to schedule an appointment. Appointments are 20 minutes in length.
10
MAR
10
MAR
Each term Art Center’s graphic design department brings together three L.A.-based design professionals to discuss a particular topic.
Our presenters--Yolanda Santosa, Chris Dooley and Tatiana Redin Wyden--are each Art Center alumni running design studios that are from 2-5 years old. They represent motion design, packaging, branding and interactive work.
Our presenters--Yolanda Santosa, Chris Dooley and Tatiana Redin Wyden--are each Art Center alumni running design studios that are from 2-5 years old. They represent motion design, packaging, branding and interactive work.
- Yolanda Santosa, FerroConcrete, ferro-concrete.com
- Chris Dooley, National Television, natl.tv
- Tatiana Redin Wyden, Creable, creable.com
Questions that will be addressed:
- What important things did these successful designers learn from committing to a “real” business?
- What expectations/surprises were realized?
- How did you structure your business? Partnerships? Collaborations?
- How do they balance a personal life and the demands of a growing business?
- What do they look for when hiring a young designer to work in their company?
This event is free and open to the public. For more information, please call 626.396.2351.
15
MAR
15
MAR
Hear more about a grant program awarding $5k–$50k for your ideas that support social and environmental causes.
Learn more about the program at sappi.com/ideasthatmatterNA.
Since 1999, Sappi’s Ideas that Matter program has awarded more than $9 million worldwide in grants to designers to help create and implement communications projects that serve the charitable activities they care about most.
Individual designers, design firms, agencies, in-house corporate design departments, design instructors, individual design students and design student groups can apply for an Ideas that Matter grant. Grant awards range from $5,000 to $50,000 per project and may be used to cover implementation and out-of-pocket costs.This evening, Art Center alumnus Dan McNulty of MC Brand Studios will talk about his 2005 Ideas that Matter grant award for the Autism Research Institute.
Sappi wants to encourage ideas that have the potential to change our lives, our communities and our world. This initiative helps designers make a difference by providing financial support to implement their ideas that matter. If you have a cause you would like to support, Sappi invites you to make your idea a reality.Learn more about the program at sappi.com/ideasthatmatterNA.
17
MAR
17
MAR
• View the work of current Graphic Design students.
• Experience the range of work possible in the Graphic Design field.
• Talk with our Department Chair and faculty about your goals.
Program:
4:45 pm = Check-in (Main Lobby)
5:00 pm = Meet Nik Hafermaas, Department Chair
5:25 pm = Hear about Admissions and Financial Aid
6:00 = Experience the work of our students
R.S.V.P. to admrsvp@artcenter.edu. Tell us your name, number of people who will be attending, phone number and the name of this event (“Graphic Design Scholarship Event”). Unless you hear otherwise from us, consider your space reserved.
Check our website for directions to the South Campus or call 626.396.2246 for recorded directions. When you arrive on campus, follow the "Graphic Design Scholarship Event" signs to parking and check-in.
18
MAR
18
MAR
This opportunity is offered as a special perk only to those
individuals currently enrolled in Art Center at Night or Saturday High.
We hope that you are enjoying your Art Center at Night or Saturday High class. If you are interested in continuing or deepening your commitment to art and design, the Office of Admission at Art Center is offering a number of ways to learn more about Art Center’s degree programs.
Bring your portfolio and meet with an Admissions Counselor for advice on developing your work for admission to the undergraduate degree programs (not intended for work or professional portfolio development).
Art Center’s Admissions Office offers continual counseling during weekdays but are opening up some special evening appointments for Public Programs students. Other dates include Wednesday, March 3, 2010 and Tuesday, March 9, 2010.
Please call the Admissions Office (not the Public Programs office) at 626.396.2373 to schedule an appointment. Appointments are 20 minutes in length.
We hope that you are enjoying your Art Center at Night or Saturday High class. If you are interested in continuing or deepening your commitment to art and design, the Office of Admission at Art Center is offering a number of ways to learn more about Art Center’s degree programs.
Bring your portfolio and meet with an Admissions Counselor for advice on developing your work for admission to the undergraduate degree programs (not intended for work or professional portfolio development).
Art Center’s Admissions Office offers continual counseling during weekdays but are opening up some special evening appointments for Public Programs students. Other dates include Wednesday, March 3, 2010 and Tuesday, March 9, 2010.
Please call the Admissions Office (not the Public Programs office) at 626.396.2373 to schedule an appointment. Appointments are 20 minutes in length.
19
MAR
20
MAR
19
MAR
20
MAR
Four Pasadena homes--including two historic Vista del Arroyo Bungalows, a neo-classic residence and a sophisticated international contemporary home--as well as their art collections and distinct gardens will be on view for a special two-day fund-raising event as part of Art Walk XXVI, organized and sponsored by the San Marino League.
The San Marino League has been supporting fine arts in the San Gabriel Valley since the 1950’s. Each year, San Marino League members provide hundreds of hours of volunteer service at The Huntington Library and Art Center College of Design. Members conduct visitors and prospective students through Art Center and educate groups of school children about the beauty and culture of the Japanese Garden at The Huntington Library.
To date, the San Marino League has contributed more than $1 million to Art Center for fine arts scholarships and special projects and to the endowment fund for the Japanese Garden at The Huntington Library, Art Collections, and Botanical Gardens.
Tickets are $35 if purchased prior to the tour. For more information or to purchase tickets go to sanmarinoleague.org or call 626.578.8510.
The San Marino League has been supporting fine arts in the San Gabriel Valley since the 1950’s. Each year, San Marino League members provide hundreds of hours of volunteer service at The Huntington Library and Art Center College of Design. Members conduct visitors and prospective students through Art Center and educate groups of school children about the beauty and culture of the Japanese Garden at The Huntington Library.
To date, the San Marino League has contributed more than $1 million to Art Center for fine arts scholarships and special projects and to the endowment fund for the Japanese Garden at The Huntington Library, Art Collections, and Botanical Gardens.
Tickets are $35 if purchased prior to the tour. For more information or to purchase tickets go to sanmarinoleague.org or call 626.578.8510.
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AUG
20
MAR
23
AUG
20
MAR
Illustration students from Art Center College of Design currently have their work on display at the Aquarium of the Pacific in an exhibition Inspired by the Ocean.
The work is part of Art Center's "Animal Magic Class." Under guidance from longtime faculty member Norm Schureman, students learned to perfect the principles of dynamic drawing working from a menagerie of live animals--both on the Art Center campus and throughout Southern California, including the Aquarium of the Pacific.
For more information, the public may visit aquariumofpacific.org or call 562.590.3100. A world of discovery awaits.
The work is part of Art Center's "Animal Magic Class." Under guidance from longtime faculty member Norm Schureman, students learned to perfect the principles of dynamic drawing working from a menagerie of live animals--both on the Art Center campus and throughout Southern California, including the Aquarium of the Pacific.
For more information, the public may visit aquariumofpacific.org or call 562.590.3100. A world of discovery awaits.
22
MAR
22
MAR
Burton Mack is a historian of religion and Christian origins at Claremont Graduate University (Retired). His interest in mythmaking and social formation has resulted in a number of publications, the most recent of which is Myth and the Christian Nation: A Social Theory of Religion (Equinox, 2008). He is currently working on a manuscript entitled Christian Mentality: The Entanglements of Power, Violence, and Fear. He lives in Claremont, Calif.
The Big Picture—a Toyota Motor Corporation Endowed Lecture Series—brings leading figures in the humanities and social sciences to present key issues and debates of our time as well as their historical context. The objective of the series is to broaden students’ knowledge in fields outside their majors, to stimulate the creative process, and to enhance the intellectual climate of the College. Art Center welcomes members of the community to attend the lectures—free of charge—as a means of inspiring creativity and promoting dialogue.
The Big Picture—a Toyota Motor Corporation Endowed Lecture Series—brings leading figures in the humanities and social sciences to present key issues and debates of our time as well as their historical context. The objective of the series is to broaden students’ knowledge in fields outside their majors, to stimulate the creative process, and to enhance the intellectual climate of the College. Art Center welcomes members of the community to attend the lectures—free of charge—as a means of inspiring creativity and promoting dialogue.
23
MAR
23
MAR
This opportunity is offered as a special perk only to those individuals currently taking an Art Center at Night or Saturday High class.
We hope that you are enjoying your Art Center at Night or Saturday High class. If you are interested in continuing or deepening your commitment to art and design, the Office of Admission at Art Center is offering a number of ways to learn more about Art Center’s degree programs.
During these general sessions, a representative from the Office of Admission will give advice on the application process and portfolio requirements, financial aid and scholarship, and transfer credits. You will also have the chance to meet a current Art Center undergraduate degree student and view their portfolio. No R.S.V.P. required.
If you are unable to attend this session or would like to have an advisory portfolio review, call the Admissions Office at 626.396.2373 to set up an individual appointment. An Admissions Counselor will review your work and answer questions. We are located on the Hillside Campus and are open from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday.
We also have special evening appointment hours on the following dates: Wednesday, March 3, 2010; Tuesday, March 9, 2010; and Thursday, March 19, 2010. For more information, call the Admissions Office (not the Public Programs office) at 626.396.2373 or look up these dates on the Public Programs Events Calendar.
We hope to see you soon!
We hope that you are enjoying your Art Center at Night or Saturday High class. If you are interested in continuing or deepening your commitment to art and design, the Office of Admission at Art Center is offering a number of ways to learn more about Art Center’s degree programs.
During these general sessions, a representative from the Office of Admission will give advice on the application process and portfolio requirements, financial aid and scholarship, and transfer credits. You will also have the chance to meet a current Art Center undergraduate degree student and view their portfolio. No R.S.V.P. required.
If you are unable to attend this session or would like to have an advisory portfolio review, call the Admissions Office at 626.396.2373 to set up an individual appointment. An Admissions Counselor will review your work and answer questions. We are located on the Hillside Campus and are open from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday.
We also have special evening appointment hours on the following dates: Wednesday, March 3, 2010; Tuesday, March 9, 2010; and Thursday, March 19, 2010. For more information, call the Admissions Office (not the Public Programs office) at 626.396.2373 or look up these dates on the Public Programs Events Calendar.
We hope to see you soon!
24
MAR
24
MAR
This opportunity is offered as a special perk only to those individuals currently taking an Art Center at Night or Saturday High class.
We hope that you are enjoying your Art Center at Night or Saturday High class. If you are interested in continuing or deepening your commitment to art and design, the Office of Admission at Art Center is offering a number of ways to learn more about Art Center’s degree programs.
During these general sessions, a representative from the Office of Admission will give advice on the application process and portfolio requirements, financial aid and scholarship, and transfer credits. You will also have the chance to meet a current Art Center undergraduate degree student and view their portfolio. No R.S.V.P. required.
If you are unable to attend this session or would like to have an advisory portfolio review, call the Admissions Office at 626.396.2373 to set up an individual appointment. An Admissions Counselor will review your work and answer questions. We are located on the Hillside Campus and are open from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday.
We also have special evening appointment hours on the following dates: Wednesday, March 3, 2010; Tuesday, March 9, 2010; and Thursday, March 19, 2010. For more information, call the Admissions Office (not the Public Programs office) at 626.396.2373 or look up these dates on the Public Programs Events Calendar.
We hope to see you soon!
We hope that you are enjoying your Art Center at Night or Saturday High class. If you are interested in continuing or deepening your commitment to art and design, the Office of Admission at Art Center is offering a number of ways to learn more about Art Center’s degree programs.
During these general sessions, a representative from the Office of Admission will give advice on the application process and portfolio requirements, financial aid and scholarship, and transfer credits. You will also have the chance to meet a current Art Center undergraduate degree student and view their portfolio. No R.S.V.P. required.
If you are unable to attend this session or would like to have an advisory portfolio review, call the Admissions Office at 626.396.2373 to set up an individual appointment. An Admissions Counselor will review your work and answer questions. We are located on the Hillside Campus and are open from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday.
We also have special evening appointment hours on the following dates: Wednesday, March 3, 2010; Tuesday, March 9, 2010; and Thursday, March 19, 2010. For more information, call the Admissions Office (not the Public Programs office) at 626.396.2373 or look up these dates on the Public Programs Events Calendar.
We hope to see you soon!
09
APR
09
APR
Each term we open our doors to our new Art Center students to share an evening of dialogue and information. This event is for students already admitted to the undergraduate programs for the Summer 2010 and Fall 2010 terms.
Program:
6:45 p.m. Program Check-In
7:00 p.m. Welcome to Art Center
7:20 p.m. Art Center Faculty Panel (Faculty will discuss their philosophies and expectations.)
7:50 p.m. Departmental Sessions (Break-out sessions with the Chair/faculty of your major department.)
8:45 p.m. Reception in the Student Gallery (Enjoy our gallery of student work, continued discussion, and refreshments!)
Campus Tours (optional):
For a student-guided tour of the campus, meet before the event at 6:00 p.m. in front of the Ahmanson Auditorium or join a student-guided tour at 9:00 p.m. leaving from the reception in the Student Gallery.
Program:
6:45 p.m. Program Check-In
7:00 p.m. Welcome to Art Center
7:20 p.m. Art Center Faculty Panel (Faculty will discuss their philosophies and expectations.)
7:50 p.m. Departmental Sessions (Break-out sessions with the Chair/faculty of your major department.)
8:45 p.m. Reception in the Student Gallery (Enjoy our gallery of student work, continued discussion, and refreshments!)
Campus Tours (optional):
For a student-guided tour of the campus, meet before the event at 6:00 p.m. in front of the Ahmanson Auditorium or join a student-guided tour at 9:00 p.m. leaving from the reception in the Student Gallery.
R.S.V.P. by Wednesday, April 7, 2010 to admrsvp@artcenter.edu or by calling 626.396.2388. Tell us your name, major, entry term, number of people who will be attending, and the name of this event (“Admitted Student Night”).
Hotel/motel information can be found on our website in the Campus section.
Check our website for directions to the Hillside Campus or call 626.396.2246 and select “Hillside Campus” from the menu for recorded directions. When you arrive on campus, follow the “Admitted Student Night” signs to parking and check-in.
11
APR
11
APR
Open Market is a great opportunity for Art Center students, faculty, alumni, and staff to sell their original artwork to the public in Pasadena’s One Colorado Courtyard. To participate, you must complete and submit the attached a registration form (including a refundable $20 deposit) to the Center for the Student Experience by Friday, April 2nd. Hard copies of the registration form are available for pick up in the CSE Office.
The only artists participating in the Open Market are students, faculty, alumni, and staff of Art Center College of Design and Pasadena City College. For Students: This event is open to students of all terms; we encourage all students to consult with faculty for important tips regarding how to present and price your work.
Hope you will be able to join us at Open Market! If you have any questions about the event or registration, please contact Betsy Edmunds at betsy.edmunds@artcenter.edu. Also, visit http://www.onecolorado.com/fun_artmarket.php
Sponsored by Center for the Student Experience, One Colorado, and Pasadena City College.
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APR
16
APR
• View the work of current Entertainment Design students.
• Experience the range of work possible in the Entertainment Design field.
• Talk with our Department Chair and faculty about your goals.
Program:
1:45 pm = Check-in
2:00 pm = Meet Scott Robertson, Department Chair
2:20 pm = Hear about Admissions and Financial Aid
2:45 pm = Experience the work of our students
R.S.V.P. to admrsvp@artcenter.edu. Tell us your name, number of people who will be attending, phone number and the name of this event (“Entertainment Design Event”). Unless you hear otherwise from us, consider your space reserved.
Check our website for directions to the Hillside Campus or call 626.396.2246 and select "Hillside Campus" from the menu for recorded directions. When you arrive on campus, follow the "Entertainment Design Event" signs to parking and check-in.
• Experience the range of work possible in the Entertainment Design field.
• Talk with our Department Chair and faculty about your goals.
Program:
1:45 pm = Check-in
2:00 pm = Meet Scott Robertson, Department Chair
2:20 pm = Hear about Admissions and Financial Aid
2:45 pm = Experience the work of our students
R.S.V.P. to admrsvp@artcenter.edu. Tell us your name, number of people who will be attending, phone number and the name of this event (“Entertainment Design Event”). Unless you hear otherwise from us, consider your space reserved.
Check our website for directions to the Hillside Campus or call 626.396.2246 and select "Hillside Campus" from the menu for recorded directions. When you arrive on campus, follow the "Entertainment Design Event" signs to parking and check-in.
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APR
21
APR
19
APR
21
APR
Drop in and explore the broad range of classes that Art Center at Night (ACN) has to offer. You can visit select ACN classes during the last week of the current term, sit in on critiques and student presentations, view student work, take a self-guided tour of South Campus, ask questions and register for Summer classes. For more information, visit artcenter.edu/atnight or call 626.396.2319.
21
APR
21
APR
The Graduate programs in Art, Broadcast Cinema, Industrial Design and Media Design invite you for an evening of cross-disciplinary dialogue by luminaries from each of their respective fields and a once-yearly exhibition of graduate student projects, performances, and presentations.
The event, coinciding with Experience Art Center at Night, also provides the College an opportunity to further develop South Campus as a community resource.
This event is free and open to the public. For more information, please call 626.396.2251.
The event, coinciding with Experience Art Center at Night, also provides the College an opportunity to further develop South Campus as a community resource.
This event is free and open to the public. For more information, please call 626.396.2251.
22
APR
22
APR
Graduation Show Preview gives industry professionals, employers, corporate partners, alumni and donors the first look at this term's Graduation Show and a chance to network with graduating students who are eager to explore new creative and career opportunities. Hosted by Alumni Relations, this event is by invitation only and badges will be required for entry into studio classrooms.
A reception in honor of the Spring 2010 graduating class, welcoming them into the alumni community, immediately follows.
If you'd like to RSVP or are a potential employer interested in attending Graduation Show Preview, please email alumni@artcenter.edu.
A reception in honor of the Spring 2010 graduating class, welcoming them into the alumni community, immediately follows.
If you'd like to RSVP or are a potential employer interested in attending Graduation Show Preview, please email alumni@artcenter.edu.
22
APR
22
APR
As we celebrate 80 years of art and design education, Art Center College of Design’s Board of Trustees, invites you to the inauguration of our new president, Dr. Lorne M. Buchman. Please join Board chairman Robert C. Davidson Jr. and Pasadena mayor Bill Bogaard for this very special event.
This event is free and open to the public with Graduation Show studios open for viewing immediately following the ceremony.
For more information or to RSVP, please call 626.396.2386 or email events@artcenter.edu.
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APR
24
APR
Art Center welcomes members of the community to the Graduation Ceremony to hear our honorary degree recipient—always an inspiring figure in the field of art and design—issue the graduation address and celebrate the conferral of degrees upon the artists and designers of the future.
To better capture the excitement and celebration our graduating students deserve, the Graduation Ceremony will now take place on Saturday afternoon with Graduation Show immediately following.
For more information, call 626.396.2356.
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APR
24
APR
Welcoming friends, families and members of the community to celebrate the accomplishments of our recent graduates, Art Center’s Graduation Show is a wonderful opportunity to visit the College and view the latest innovations and trends in art and design. Work shown by graduating students represents the wide range of disciplines taught at Art Center.
To better capture the excitement and celebration our graduating students deserve, the Graduation Show will now take place on Saturday evening, immediately following the Graduation Ceremony.
For more information, call 626.396.2356.
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MAY
01
MAY
The Sidney D. Gamble Lecture Series presents "Lloyd Wright: Architect of Sunshine and Shadow," during which Dana Hutt, editor of SCI-Arc Press at the Southern California Institute of Architecture in Los Angeles, will highlight Wright's efforts to create an architecture unique to Southern California, his experimentation with materials and new building technologies, and his most significant works in a career that spanned six decades.
Lecture tickets are available for purchase in advance or at the venue prior to the event. Discounts are offered to Friends of The Gamble House (FoGH) and students. For more information and reservations please call 626.793.3334, extension 52, or visit The Gamble House website.
Art Center College of Design is pleased to partner with Friends of The Gamble House and serve as a venue for the 2009-2010 Sidney D. Gamble Lecture Series. The Gamble House is a National Historic Landmark owned by the City of Pasadena and operated by the University of Southern California. The partnership between Art Center and FoGH, a membership support group dedicated to the preservation and operation of the Gamble House, is part of the College’s ongoing community relations efforts.
Lecture tickets are available for purchase in advance or at the venue prior to the event. Discounts are offered to Friends of The Gamble House (FoGH) and students. For more information and reservations please call 626.793.3334, extension 52, or visit The Gamble House website.
Art Center College of Design is pleased to partner with Friends of The Gamble House and serve as a venue for the 2009-2010 Sidney D. Gamble Lecture Series. The Gamble House is a National Historic Landmark owned by the City of Pasadena and operated by the University of Southern California. The partnership between Art Center and FoGH, a membership support group dedicated to the preservation and operation of the Gamble House, is part of the College’s ongoing community relations efforts.