Not too late to create that stellar portfolio!!

Enrollment is open for Graphic Seminar 458. Heres your chance to stand out and get noticed with a custom built portfolio. Check out previous students work.

www.arsnovainc.com/links/PortfolioswinJobs.html

Interested in the Art of Bronze Casting Sculpture ?

CSUN offers you the chance to explore the complex process
of and appreciation for this intriguing practice. The foundry
pours will be done on site.
Heres the scoop;
ART 439 Bronze Casting Sculpture
Prerequisite: Art 235 - Sculpture 1
Class #18399
Instructor: Russel McMillin
Fridays 9:00am - 3:00pm
Location: AC512

CSUN Animation Teams up with Pacific Asia Museum

CSUN Animation & Pacific Asia Museum partnership
THUR. OCT. 30, 11AM, AC300 Pacific Asia Museum Presentation
All students invited to presentation

2D Anime Projects
An opportunity for Animation students to make 2D Hand drawn Anime projects after studying the exhibit, The Samurai Re-Imagined: From Ukiyo-e to Anime. Students will be exposed to historic traditional arts of Japan, which are the classical roots of contemporary Anime. From this influence, students will develop & create their own animations. Projects must be approved and will be produced in Sp 09 term. Some animations might be exhibited at the museum.


Students interested in participating in Anime Projects must meet these requirements:
· ATTEND LECTURE: THUR. OCT. 30, 11AM IN AC300, Pacific Asia Museum Presentation.

· Study and use their images as influences to develop story concept & designs for an animation.

· Animations must be 2D hand drawn (Traditional or Wacom Tablet assembled in Flash) with storyboards & character designs.

· THUR. NOV. 13, 3pm-6pm, DUE: PROPOSALS & PITCH, to seek approval.

· TUES. NOV. 18: APPROVED PROJECTS ANNOUNCED.

· Individual & Team projects are supervised & for college credit. Must enroll Sp 09 in one of: 363A Flash Team, 363B Concept, 443 Character Design, 463 Anim III Production.

· SPRING 09 TERM: PRODUCE & COMPLETE ANIMATIONS by April 14.

· Arranged by Prof. Trujillo, for more info: <mary.a.trujillo@csun.edu>

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The Samurai Re-Imagined: From Ukiyo-e to Anime
Feb. 19 - Aug. 9, Exhibit explores roots of popular Japanese art forms of Anime animation in traditional arts of Japan by examining images of iconic warrior, samurai. By juxtaposing depictions of samurai in Edo era woodblock prints, ink paintings, historical photographs, animation cels & drawings, original manga panels, and toys, the exhibition will demonstrate the ongoing links between fine art and popular culture in Japan.

Left: Samurai Warriors on Bridge in Moonlight by Kuniyoshi, Japan, 19th century. Woodblock print of ink and color on paper. Pacific Asia Museum Collection, Henrietta Hill Swope Collection, 1981.12.123. Right: Samurai 7 by Toshifumi Takizawa, Japan, 2004. Full-color one-sheet poster. Courtesy of GONZO Studios.

ART DEPT HALLOWEEN BASH

To All Art Students, Faculty & Staff

As mentioned at the last department meeting, the department is organizing a fun Halloween Bash in an effort to familiarize the art students with our student organizations. This will held be Friday, October 31^st outdoors in the West Courtyard by the kiln shed, 2:00-6:00pm .

There are a variety of things in the works to make a fun event for our students – but the Art Community is welcome!

Come in your self-designed costume!

'Dear Mr. President' Project Gives CSUN Community a Voice

Thursday, 23 October 2008

Do you have something you want to say to the next president of the United States of America? Do you have a personal story or concern you want to share about this historic election? Faculty, staff, students and community members have until Thursday, Nov. 6, to visit Cal State Northridge's own version of the MTV-styled "confessional" booth. The confessional booth is part of cinema and television arts lecturer Geri Ulrey's project: Dear Mr. President. The project involves the use of a mobile video booth located in a miniature house that travels around campus. Faculty, staff, students and visitors to campus are invited to record a video message addressed to the next president of the United States of America. Participants are encouraged to share personal stories, feelings and thoughts about their lives.The video messages will be organized, streamed from the project's Web site and mailed to theWhite House. "My desire is to engage with young people regarding the political process," said Ulrey, who collaborated with the Art Department and several student organizations in designing the project and the house. "I believe that it is really important for people to hear themselves speak." Geri Ulrey, Cinema and TelevisionArtsDepartment lecturer, instructs student Kemi George on how to balance the lighting for the camera used to record Dear Mr. President project letters. The project will be recording messages on campus at various locations untilNov. 6. Geri Ulrey, Cinema and TelevisionArtsDepartment lecturer, instructs student Kemi George on how to balance the lighting for the camera used to record Dear Mr. President project letters. The project will be recording messages on campus at various locations untilNov. 6. The video house is open now through Nov. 6 at various locations on campus. Ulrey, the project producer and director, said the project is nonpartisan. She plans to send the footage to the campaigns of both Sens. John McCain and Barack Obama, no matter who wins on Nov. 4. The project was funded through a grant from CSUN's Judge Julian Beck Learning-Centered Instructional Projects. Beck grants are awarded to faculty to provide students with opportunities to actively engage in and ultimately become responsible for their own learning. Projects must be completed in one year and all faculty and staff are eligible to submit projects, either individually or as a group. Ulrey said students are involved at all levels in the project, from inviting visitors to taping messages and editing and uploading the messages. "This is an opportunity to bring art to large numbers of people who wouldn't ordinarily have the opportunity, and to involve students on all levels," said Kim Abeles, professor of art. She said art students helped design the Victorian style miniature house as an on-campus public art piece. The idea for the house design came out of the notion that individuals are most comfortable talking about issues in cozy chairs in their own home, she added. "It's portable, yet it's also a cozy place,"Abeles added. So far, nearly a hundred students, faculty and staff have taped messages with themes ranging from concerns about the economy to health care. During his tapedmessage, student Shahar Aframian said he was concerned about taxes, gas prices and the economy. "I think those issues are more important than Iraq and the war," he added. For more information about the project, visit www.dearmrpresident08.org.

Graphic Design student show

OCCA PRESENTS !

September Events:


Animal Magnetism
An all media national juried exhibition



Katherine Patternson: Catsnake, graphite



September 4 to 27, 2008
117 N. Sycamore, Santa Ana, CA
714.667.1517
Opening Reception September 6th, 6 PM to 10 PM


Juror:
Mat Gleason, editor and publisher of
Coagula Art Magazine

Recently praised by the British critic Julian Stallabrass in his book, Art Incorporated, The Story of Contemporary Art, Mat Gleason has a keen eye for quality and authenticity, ferocious wit and an intimate knowledge of the jungle.


Abdul and Lucas
April Durham
A. S. Ashley
Bob Allen
Carol Ann Klimek
Cheryl Ekstrom
Chris Basmajian
Cynthia Minet
Dale Clifford
Amy Caterina
Daniel du Plessis
David Beck
David Khang
David Luce
David Prochaska
Denise DeGrazia
Diane Meyer
Eva Kolosvary Stupler
Gabriel Zacuto
Heidi Jensen
Jaime Lakatos
Jason Cimenski-Almogela
Jean Reese Wilkey
Jeanette Martone
Jeff Alu
Jenny Zoe Casey
Joanne Chase-Mattillo
Juan Thorp
Julia Schlosser
Julie Easton
Katherine M. Patterson
Kathryn Hansen
Ken Haber
Ken Hillberry
L. Kelly Lyles
Laura Jean
Laurie Hassold
Les Perhacs
Linsley Lambert
Liza Hennessey Botkin
Louise Francke
Margaret Adachi
Mary E. Mayer
Melanie Wynne Waldman
Nancy Baker Cahill
Nisa Schoonhoven
Owen Driggs
Renee Martin
Robert Weibel
Sarah Goldstein
Sarah Hauser
Steven R. Barich
Stuart Rapeport
Terry Davitt Powell
Todd Frahm
William Ransom
YUME


Animals, real and imaginary. We fear them, pamper them, tame them, trap them, eat them, lobby on their behalf, experiment on them, strut them as status symbols, and exterminate them. How do contemporary artists represent them?

From the caves of Lascaux, to the halls of the Louvre, there is no escaping them. With their long pedigree in the history of art, they prowl the great museums of the world. And today, animals leap from the work of contemporary artists, symbolically expressing their ideas and emotions. OCCCA's terrific exhibition space will showcase a menagerie of superb examples of this trend, from the traditional to the avant-garde, from the realistic to the fantastic, in painting, drawing, sculpture, photography, video and new media

A catalog of accepted works will
accompany this exhibition.


Events & Gallery Admission are Free

Film, Concerts and Other Events @ OCCCA During September 2008:

First Friday Films: September 5: 8pm
Winged Migration (2001)
Director: Jacques Perrin

EMC Concert no.26:
September 13: 8pm
Happy Dwarf Deal by Dusk
B-side Effect




Orange County Center For Contemporary Art
117 N Sycamore. Santa Ana, CA 92701
714 667 1517 · Th-Sun 12-5pm, Fri-Sat 12-5, & 5-9 *call for evening availability
1st Saturday Receptions: 6-10pm · First Friday Films: 8pm


OCCCA is located
at the corner of 2nd and Sycamore in the Santa Ana Artists Village.
There is no entrance fee. Please see the web site for more
information, or call the gallery during regular operating hours.

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Orange County Center for Contemporary Art
Is an artist run California nonprofit corporation. OCCCA affiliate artists are committed to presenting contemporary art exhibitions in an atmosphere conducive to discussion without censorship.


Support the Arts! Donate with PayPal







Orange County Center for Contemporary Art | 117 N Sycamore | Santa Ana | CA | 92701

Prof. Lesley Krane assists with Glendale teen photographers

Glendale Public Library is pleased to present

How I See It: My Place
Glendale teens photograph their world

An exhibition of photographs by the following Glendale teens:

Christina Asadourian Isabella Restrepo
Stephen Honrade Nikki Restrepo
Rita Hovsepian Angus Ritchie
Sevana Manukian Jackie Uniza
Annie Orudzhyan Jasmine Uniza

With much thanks to Lesley S. Krane, MFA


Opening Reception:
Tuesday, September 9, 2008, 5:30-7PM
Glendale Central Library Auditorium
Join us for refreshments and meet the artists!

On view at Glendale Central Library September 10-September 30

Please visit www.glendalepubliclibrary.org for more information and open hours.

This project is a program of the California Council for the Humanities’ California Stories: How I See It campaign conducted in partnership with Califa. It is supported in part by the U.S. Institute of Museum and Library Services, under the provisions of the Library Services and Technology Act, administered in California by the State Librarian. For more information on the Council and the California Stories Initiative, visit www.californiastories.org.

Senior Graphic Design Class tour Walt Disney Design Facility.

Senior Graphic Design Class tour Walt Disney Design Facility.

Our recent trip to the Creative studios of Disney was a huge success.   I took 25 Senior Graphic Designers for a full day of presentations, tours and lunch with the top creatives at the Disney Yellow Shoes Creative studios.

Held in a classroom setting, it was an invaluable experience in which they saw and heard the working process for all of the disney design work for 2008 & 2009.  

Ralph Lee

Teacher Graphic Seminar 458

8/20/08

LINK to Movie of the trip available soon

CSUN MFA's make the GLAMFA cut

CSUN MFA's Niku Kashef and Melissa Thompson will have their work in this years Greater LA MFA Exhibition. For more information, and samples of this year's artworks, visit the website; http://www.greaterlamfa.com/

Opening Reception: Sunday, September 7th 4-9pm

Gallery Hours: Aug 25-29 (Preview by Appointment)
and September 2-10 (M-F 12-5p, Wed 12-7pm )

CAN ART CHANGE THE WORLD ?

ATTENTION ALL STUDENTS. Interested in public art and its effect on society. This Fall our new part-time professor Sandra de la loza will be teaching Public Art; 488/588/688. Enrollment is now open to advanced and graduate students, don't miss this opportunity sign up now !

Interested in the art of LOST-WAX BRONZE CASTING?

CSUN offers you the chance to explore the complex process of and appreciation for this intriguing practice. The foundry pours will be done on site. 

Heres the  scoop;

ART 439 Bronze Casting Sculpture

Prerequisite: Art 235 - Sculpture 1

Class #17340

Instructor: Russ McMillin

Fridays 9:00am - 2:50pm 

Location: AC512

~Artist Supplies Estate Sale~

Time: Saturday: July 12th: 10:30 to 3:30pm

Location:
1405 Sycamore Ave.
Glendale, Ca. 91201
Email: ilovebirds101@aol.com
Hm. phone: 818.507.9245 and cell: 818.259.2345

My father was a scenic artist in the film industry from 1946 until 1990. Inside his art studio are art supplies, a drafting table, art books, magazines, costume books, and history books.

There are paint brushes, Letraset transfer lettering, pencils, drafting pencils, charcoal, art lights, Dr. Martin’s Inks, faber castell TG Mechanical Drawing pens, Glitter, Graph paper, compasses, Eagle Turquoise Drawing Leads, an easel, art tables, mechanical pencils, pipes and wires and design pieces that could be used in sculptures, and much more.

Please join us if you can for our sale. My dad would love to know that the supplies and research that he collected and loved were going to be used by other artists committed to fine art.

We please ask that everyone come to the backyard.
The art studio is behind the house.

Thank you for your interest, and I hope to see you!

SAGA Annual Portfolio Graphic Design Day!

Student registration
10am- 10:45am
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Guest speaker
Amir Fallah
Creator of the arts magazine called Beautiful Decay
http://www.beautifuldecay.com/
Room 331
11am –12
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Lunch
12-1pm
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Portfolio reviews
1-4pm
Rooms 333, 331, 334
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MFA Open studios
(Crit room and MFA Studios)
1- 6pm
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Chris Do
From Blind (Motion Graphics Studio)
http://www.blind.com/
7:00- 8pm
Room 331
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Impromptu
(graphic design tournament)
8:30 till whenever
Outside in the court yard or 331
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Questions: Paula.j.dimarco@csun.edu.
Directions upon request.contact sagamembers@yahoo.com for more information

Anna Meliksetian Art 438 Senior Projects Presents

The Making of An Artist
Class Exhibition
Purple Crit Room
Thursday May 15th
Opening 2pm
Reception 6pm

Viscom Featured in Daily Sundial

CSUN students versed in various art disciplines are working together to develop Ford Focus commercials for a competition that pits the Center for Visual Communications against other various colleges and universities in southern California.

click here for more

Storyboard Presentation

Moroni Taylor
Storyboard Artist

Wednesday May 7, 11:00am, ADC 402 Animation Lab.
For Drawing based students with serious interest in storyboard careers.
Limited Seating RSVP mary.a.trujillo@csun.edu Arranged by Prof. Trujillo, Animation, Art Dept. CSUN

MFA Open Studios/ MA Exhibition to be held at CSUN

The CSUN Art Department invites the public to view the work of its graduate students and meet the emerging artists themselves at the First Annual M.F.A Open Studios & M.A. Exhibition, May 10, 2008, 1:00-6:00 pm.

Featuring graduate work in photography, painting, illustration, sculpture, ceramics, graphic design, drawing, public art, video, animation, and printmaking, this event is a must-see. The 2008 MFA Open Studios/ MA Exhibition was organized by the graduate students themselves, and will include the fresh new work of nearly 30 artists.

This event will be on the same day as a lecture by Amir Fallah, creator of Beautiful Decay art magazine (11-12:00), the opening of Melissa Thomson’s MFA Thesis Show (3-6:00) and the Annual Juried Student Art Exhibition (12-4:00).

MFA Open Studios/ MA Exhibition is being funded by the CSUN Art Department and the CSUN Painters’ Guild.

The MFA Open Studios/ MA Exhibition will be on Saturday, May 10th, from 1:00-6:00 pm in various locations throughout the CSUN Art Department. The Art Department campus is best accessed by parking lot E6 (which is off of Halsted St. and Lindley Ave.). Parking is $5. Look for the bright yellow buildings! CSUN campus address is 18111 Nordhoff St. Northridge, CA 91330. For more info, please contact the Art Dept. at (818) 677-2242 or by email at CSUN.MFA@gmail.com.

2008 Art Department Scholarship Recipients

Congratulations to our 2008 annual department scholarship award recipients! Awards will be presented at the Arts Council Awards Ceremony & Reception, on Friday, May 16, 2008, 11:00 am in the Art Gallery.


Arts Council Awards
Undergraduate: Leaf Belviz
Graduate: Katrina McElroy
Incoming Graduate: Jessika Edgar

Dean’s Recognition Program Awards
Junior: Pearleen Kaur
Senior: Anna Gevorgyan
Graduate: Niku Kashef

Edwin R. Sievers Memorial Award
Desiree Ashourzadeh

Hans Burkhardt Memorial Awards
Undergraduate: Kimberly Hejna
Justine Shaker
Graduate: Katrina McElroy

Irving Block Memorial Award
Katrina McElroy

Leyo Lopez Memorial Award
Pearleen Kaur

Valerie and Steven Svec Memorial Award
Gina Aparicio

Image Transfers on Clay - Paul Andrew Wandless - Workshop and Lecture

Paul Andrew Wandless author of Image Transfers on Clay will be giving a workshop at California State University, Northridge on Wednesday, April 23rd from 2-5pm, he will also present a lecture on his work on Friday April 25th from 1-3pm.

Artist Bio
Born in Florida, artist Paul Andrew Wandless has his studio in the Philadelphia, PA area. The artist works in a variety of media, crossing boundaries between traditional craft and contemporary image making in ceramic, painting and printmaking. A Presidential Appointee to the National Council on Education for the Ceramic Arts (NCECA) since 2003,
Wandless is one of a select few internationally prominent African American artists working in the ceramics medium. A published author, and curator of exhibitions, Wandless actively promotes artists whose work, like his, challenges traditional notions of image and the "art object." In his words..."ultimately, my work is meant to engage and inform the viewer by telling my side of the story of how I see the world through my personal experiences, insights and philosophy."

More on Paul Andrew Wandless
http://www.mudfire.com/paul-andrew-wandless-workshop-20081017.htm
http://www.studio3artcompany.com./

Wednesday, April 23rd 2-5pm.
Workshop and Demonstration (printing on clay)
CSUN Ceramics Studio RM. 511

Friday, April 25th from 1-3pm.
Artist Lecture
CSUN ADC 300 (purple crit room)

The workshop and lecture is available to everyone no cost (other than parking). Please let me know if you have any questions about the workshop or how to get to CSUN. I hope you are well and hope you can join us for this event!

Patsy Cox
Associate Professor, Associate Chair
Department of Art
California State University, Northridge
18111 Nordhoff Street
Northridge, California 91330-8300
patsy.cox@csun.edu
818.677.3011/2986/2242

New Department of Art T-SHIRTS

Send an email to art.dept@csun.edu for more info on how to get your hands on one.
American Apparel - Black - all sizes!

Artist Visit: John Humble

12-3pm on tuesday, april 1st



John Humble received a B.A. in philosophy from the
>> University of Maryland and an M.F.A. from the San
>> Francisco Art Institute. His large-scale color
>> photographs of the ironies and paradoxes of the Los
>> Angeles landscape have been exhibited and published
>> internationally. His work is in numerous collections
>> including the Corcoran Gallery of Art, the National
>> Museum of American Art, the Smithsonian Institute,
>> the Library of Congress, LACMA, the San Francisco
>> Museum of Modern Art, and the J. Paul Getty Museum.
>> In addition to making fine-art photographs of the
>> L.A. landscape, he has also done editorial work for
>> Time, Newsweek, U.S. News and World Report, Elle,
>> The Los Angeles Times Magazine, Harper's, Esquire,
>> and Geo. He is represented by the Jan Kesner Gallery
>> in Los Angeles.
>> The J. Paul Getty Museum recently exhibited "A Place
>> in the Sun, Photographs of Los Angeles by John
>> Humble," from March 27th to July 8th, 2007. The
>> exhibition was accompanied by a book of the same
>> title, also published by The Getty. (http://www.johnhumble.com/)

Disney Channel Director of Development - J Francis

J FRANCIS
Disney Channel Director of Development
Tuesday March 11

12N - 2PM
see flyer for details

Burkhardt Speaker Series Presents: Adam Ross

Wednesday February 27, 2008
2:00pm
Purple Crit Room

Adam Ross Earned his MFA from UC Santa Barbara. He has had solo exhibitions at the Museum of Contemporary Art, San Diego, The Hales Gallery, London, Angles Gallery, Santa Monica, and the Sara Meltzer Gallery, New York amung many others. His work has been included in group exhibitions at the Orange County Museum of Art, MaCA, White Columns, and The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. His most recent show was in 2007 at Suzanne Vielmetter Projects n Culver City. Galerie Jean-Luc & Takako Richard has produced a new catalog on his work called "Adam Ross" which includes an essay by renowed art critic Barry Schwabsky.

Wayne Healy Visit

Wayne Healey (member of muralist group "East Los Streetscapers")
Member of first graduating MFA group in Art of CSUN
In ADC332 on 2/19 at 2pm
This will be hosted by Kim Abeles

IDEAS FOR COMMUNICATING DIGITALLY

Presented by Apple Computer's
SCOTT KOZIOL

Tuesday February 19 @ 330pm in ADC332

TRILOGY GAMES, ITLA UNIVERSITY, & VAP DOMINICA VISIT

PETER CHOE
Trilogy GAme Studios
& ITLA UNIVERSITY
& VAP DOMINICANA

VISIT TO ANIMATION AREA, WED. FEB 13

PETER CHOE:
PREVIOUSLY WITH EA GAMES, MEDAL OF HONOR & FORMER RINGLING STUDENT OF PROF. TRUJILLO.

4:00PM AC330 LAB: STUDENTS
3:00PM AC402 LAB: ANIMATION FACULTY

SEE FLYER FOR MORE DETAILS

Graduate Student/Faculty: Erica Lizee @ Moorpark College

I'd like to invite you to see my drawings and paintings in a solo show at MoorparkCollege. The show will be open from February 5th - March 4th, with an opening reception on February 12th from 2-4 pm. Gallery hours are Monday - Friday 8 am - 9 pm, and Sat. 9 am- noon.
For a sneak peak of the work, please visit my website, www.erikalizee.com. For more information on MoorparkCollege, visit www.moorparkcollege.edu. (The gallery is located in the Administration building.)

Hope to see you there!
Erika

Prof. Samantha Fields @ Air Apparent

Air Apparent
Samantha Fields, Gregg Bayne & Alison Foshee
Rio Hondo College Art Gallery
Feb 11-Mar 3, 2008

Opening Reception: Feb 14 7pm
Artists talk at the opening

Prof. Samantha Fields @ Wignall Museum at Chaffey College

INLANDIA opens at the Wignall Museum at Chaffey College

Rancho Cucamonga, CA - Chaffey College and the Wignall Museum are pleased to present Inlandia. Like the 2007-2008 College Book of the same name, Inlandia assembles a group of artists who explore disparate ideas that make the Inland Empire a place with a cultural landscape all its own. The artists in Inlandia are based in TX, MN, OR, NY and CA, but regardless of their proximity to the Inland area, their works are informed directly by this regions political and social landscape or investigate ideas relevant to the IE community. Inlandia surveys the Inland Empire’s status as the fastest growing region in Southern California, the resulting suburban sprawl and ecological impact on the area, the beauty and inspiration of the landscape of the sprawling IE territory, and the characters that make this region unique and diverse. Artists utilize various media to comment on, record and realize the Inland Empire.

Inlandia features work by Edith Abeyta (CA), Adam Belt (CA), Sasha Bezzubov (NY), Margarita Cabrera (TX), Misty Cervantes(CA), Samantha Fields (CA), The Institute for Figuring (CA), Roman Jaster (CA), Sant Khalsa (CA), Kimberly Kolba (OR), Amy Maloof (CA), Michelle Mayer (CA), Thomas McGovern (CA), Jessica Newman-Skrentny (CA), David Rathman (MN), Alex Slade(CA), Jessica Swanson (CA), and Roger Tilton (CA).

Inlandia opens Monday, January 28 and runs through Saturday, March 1, 2008. An artist’s talk featuring various Inlandia artists (TBA) will be held on Tuesday, January 29, 2008 from 6:00-7:00 p.m. at the Wignall Museum, immediately followed by an artists’ reception at the Wignall Museum from 7:00 – 9:00 p.m. The exhibition and reception are free and open to the public.

Artist talks with Inlandia artists Edith Abeyta, Roman Jaster, Thomas McGovern and Sant Khalsa are co-sponsored by the One Book/One College program. The schedule for these free lectures are:

Various artists
Tuesday, January 29, 6:00-7:00 p.m.

Edith Abeyta and Roman Jaster
Monday, February 11, 12:30-1:30 p.m.

Thomas McGovern
Friday, February 22, 12:30-1:30 p.m.

Sant Khalsa
Monday, February 25, 12:30 – 1:30 p.m.

All lectures will be held at the Wignall Museum and are free and open to the public. Special thanks to OBOC for their co-sponsorship and support.

LOCATION:
The Wignall Museum/Gallery is located at 5885 Haven Avenue, Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91737-3002. Admission is free. Park in the North Parking Lot, permits can be purchased at vending machines for $2. Parking is free during museum receptions and special events.

HOURS:
Monday – Friday, 10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.; Saturday, noon - 4:00 p.m.

CLOSED Sundays and Holidays. The Wignall will be CLOSED Friday, 2/8 in observance of Lincoln’s Birthday and again on Monday, 2/18 in observance of Washington’s Birthday

EVENT INFO:
(909) 652 - 6492
www.chaffey.edu/wignall