273 results for “gallery”
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4x4 Gallery: Alumni Whose Work Explores Improvisation to Documentation
This 4x4 gallery features work by ArtCenter alumni in which vivid fashion is inspiration, an abandoned house oozes the blues, music and lights blend into a higher plane of existence and drawings set the stage for paintings both modernist and abstract.
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4x4 Gallery: Alumnae work in which a yarn installation and a still life feast meet mouth jewelry and llamas wearing sweatbands
4x4 Gallery: Alumnae work in which a yarn installation anda still life feast meet mouth jewelry and llamas wearing sweatbands Pae White Last year, world-renowned mixed media artist and Graduate Art alumna Pae White (MFA 91) installed Spacemanship, a 45-foot-tall site-specific work for the expanded ...
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4x4 Gallery: Four alumni whose contributions span half a century
This edition of the 4x4 Gallery features recent work by alumni whose contributions as design innovators span half a century. Yves Bhar Since forming San Francisco-based Fuseproject in 1999, Swiss-born multidisciplinary designer Yves Bhar (BFA 91 Product Design) has produced triumphs in efficiency...
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4x4 Gallery: Alumni who make art into ritual, ritual into art
4x4 Gallery: Alumni who make art into ritual, ritual into art Lisa Park Her own brainwaves serve as creative muse and medium for Lisa Park (BFA 09 Fine Art). Splitting her time between Seoul and New York City, the artist works with biofeedback technology to create performance art pieces involving...
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Williamson Gallery director reflects on his many moons—and exhibits—at ArtCenter
Williamson Gallery director reflects on his many moons—and exhibits—at ArtCenter At the end of a hallway at Hillside Campus, alumnus Stephen Nowlin (MFA 78 Art) sits in his office, a floor below ArtCenter’s 4,600-square-foot Alyce de Roulet Williamson Gallery, where he’s bee...
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4X4 Gallery: Alumni work that transforms, moves, emotes, gleams
This 4x4 gallery features work by ArtCenter alumni in which accessories turn into sculptures, still objects remain in motion, faces speak louder than words, and paintings glitter and gleam.
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4x4 Gallery: Four alumni expanding artistic boundaries
Got passion? For your consideration, we present to you projects by Doug Aitken ("Station to Station"), Jen Rosenstein ("Transformational Project"), Mark Ryden ("Meat Dress," "Queen Bee #105"), and Lawrence Carroll ("Re-Creation").
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Schedule 6:30 a.m. Field opens to exhibitors 8 a.m. Judges, Patrons and Sponsors breakfast (Hyundai and Kia Innovation Lab) 9 a.m. Judging commences. Curated field experience for Patrons. 9:45 a.m. Parking and complimentary shuttles begin (...
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"He Taught Us To See": Photographer and Alumnus Lee Friedlander to Receive ArtCenter's Lifetime Achievement Award
HE TAUGHT US TO SEE: PHOTOGRAPHER AND ALUMNUS LEE FRIEDLANDER TO RECEIVE ARTCENTERS LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD Photographer Lee Friedlander prefers to let his work speak for itself. In what may be the longest collection of sentences the notoriously private ArtCenter alumnus ever uttered, Friedland...
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Astronomy Fans Go Cosmic
Astronomy Fans Go Cosmic ArtCenter and Caltech Scientists Unite for Space Discovery at AstroFest For more than 100 years, brainy residents in Pasadenanamed by civic leaders as the City of Astronomyhave fueled tons of scientific innovation. And thats why almost a dozen Pasadena organizations and i...
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Alumna Martha Rich Channels Her Righteous Anger for Good
ALUMNA AND ARTIST MARTHA RICHCHANNELS HER RIGHTEOUS ANGER FOR GOOD My mind wanders yet holds on to things, reads Philadelphia-based artist and Illustration alumna and former faculty Martha Richs (BFA 00 Illustration) artist statement. It picks out what it wants randomly and saves it for later. My m...
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Campus Life. Elevated.
Campus Life. Elevated. Situated on 175 wooded acres in the hills above the Rose Bowl, ArtCenters Hillside Campus has never lacked any amount of outdoor green space. Life at the Colleges South Campus, located in an urban setting at the southern gateway to Pasadena, is a different story. In imaginin...
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One for the artist books: Tomes exhibition explores the possibilities of the medium
ONE FOR THE ARTIST BOOKS: TOMES EXHIBITION EXPLORES THE POSSIBILITIES OF THE MEDIUM On view at ArtCenters Williamson Gallery through December 15, Tomesfeatures 25 artist books from the 1970s and 80s which challenge the conventional definition of a book. Curated by John David OBrien and Piero Varron...
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Concepts Are Not Enough: Alumna Lynn Aldrich Finds Beauty In The Physical Nature of Things
Concepts Are Not Enough: Alumna Lynn Aldrich Finds Beauty In The Physical Nature of Things Lynn Aldrich (MFA 86 Art) doesnt seem to be able to make up her mind. She wants objectshard, cheap, common objectsand ideas as well. And the ideas can get bigphilosophical, celestial, even: She wants her ar...
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Change Lab Episode 23: Rebeca Méndez on dissolving boundaries between art and design and connecting with our animal nature
Change Lab Podcast Episode 23 Rebeca Mndez on dissolving boundaries between art and design and connecting with our animal nature Rebeca Mndez is an artist, designer, educator and ArtCenter alumna whose creative practice defies the bounds of traditional disciplines or descriptions. Her pioneering ...
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Bleed and Blend: Meet Creative Director Aaron Jacob
Bleed and Blend: Meet Creative Director Aaron Jacob ArtCenter: What do you like most about your job?Aaron Jacob (BA 08 Graphic Design) Associate Creative Director, Ayzenberg Groups space.camp: The fact that Im fortunate enough to spend my time collaborating with insanely talented creatives. Whether...
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He Shoots, He Scores: Meet Photojournalist Damon Casarez
He Shoots, He Scores: Meet Photojournalist Damon Casarez ArtCenter: How do you define success? Damon Casarez (BA 12 Photography and Imaging) Photographer: As being on the right path to achieve goals that youve set for yourself. There are always ups and downs being a freelance artist. But I know wh...
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Shooting for the Sky
Shooting for the Sky: Williamson Gallery Exhibition Focuses on Humanity's Shifting Understanding of the Heavens NOTE: Due to the ongoing COVID-19 crisis, SKY is not currently available for viewing. We hope, however, that you enjoy this essaywith accompanying imageryby the exhibitions curator. An i...
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The Hoffmitz Milken Center for Typography: Two Years, Two Paths, One Destiny
The Hoffmitz Milken Center for Typography: Two Years, Two Paths, One Destiny I was supposed to be a lawyer. A product of perhaps the best quality of public education, I excelled in school and finished my last semester of high school working as the executive intern for the mayor of New York City. I...
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A Conversation with Anthony Zepeda, Master Printmaker and Teacher
A Conversation with Anthony Zepeda, Master Printmaker and Teacher A Living Treasure: Thirty Years of Anthony Zepeda and the ArtCenter Printmaking Studio is an exhibition that pays tribute to legendary teacher and printmaker Anthony Zepeda. In 1975, Zepeda began his career at Gemini G.E.L printing ...
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Going the Distance at Under Armour
Going the Distance at Under Armour Two ArtCenter alums share a history and a mission The city of Portland, Oregon is famously home to such cultural institutions as Powells Books, Stumptown Coffee and the International Rose Test Garden. But when it comes to the design world, Portland is perhaps bes...
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Lighting the Past: Alumna Tahnee Cracchiola Brings Antiquity to Life, One Photograph at a Time
Lighting the Past Alumna Tahnee Cracchiola brings antiquity to life, one photograph at a time Its a crisp December morning at the Getty Villa, the Malibu branch of the J. Paul Getty Museum. Home to one of the worlds finest collections of antiquities, the Villa features architecture modeled after a...
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The Show Must Go On: In the Face of the Pandemic, ArtCenter's Exhibitions March Forward
The Show Must Go On: In The Face of the Pandemic, ArtCenter's Exhibitions March Forward Currently installed at the Williamson Gallery at ArtCenter’s Hillside Campus, the exhibition SKY explores how scientific discoveries have altered our understanding of reality. Objects on view include a rar...
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Antiracist Classroom Hosts Two-Day Convening 'Reconstructing Practice: Toward an Antiracist Art and Design Field'
On Friday, July 13 and Saturday, July 14, The Antiracist Classroom, a student-led organization at ArtCenter College of Design, will host the two-day convening Reconstructing Practice. Participants will explore the ways artists, designers and technologists approach and enact anti-racist practices in ...
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Alums Usher in A New Sp[a]ce For Art in Pasadena
ALUMS USHER IN A NEW SP[A]CE FOR ART IN PASADENA Step into sp[a]ce on Walnut St. between Fair Oaks Ave. and Raymond Ave. and you’d be hard-pressed to remember that a Samy’s Camera retail store stood there just a few years ago. This past May, the Ayzenberg Group—founded by ArtCent...
