CSUN STUDENT gets 2nd screen credit

CSUN STUDENT gets 2nd screen credits on Simpson's TV 400th Episode Tonight!

This past Sunday, May 20th at 8:00 pm (7pm central time), The Simpsons HOUR-LONG 18th Season Finale aired on FOX!!! Two all new episodes were shown back-to-back. This finale also marks the 20-Year Anniversary of The Simpsons as an intellectual property (since the very first Simpsons short aired on the Tracey Ullman show in 1987!)

The second show, happens to be The Simpsons' 400th episode, AND CSUN Grad, Chance Raspberry's second show to receive a screen-credit as a character layout artist.

So proud of Chance Raspberry, who graduated from CSUN last Spring 06 with a BA Art, Animation Concentration.

Prof. Trujillo

Video Digital Walk 2007

2007 Video:Digital Walk
May 17th, 2007 (sundown-10pm)
Please join us for CSUN's Annual Video and Digital Media Art Exhibition, including experimental film, video, photographic and digital compositions/video billboards.

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Graphic designers go head to head in competition - Features

IMPROMPTU FEATURED IN SUNDIAL!!!
See link below


Graphic designers go head to head in competition - Features

Channel Frederator Animation interviews former CSUN Student

Interview with Serapio Calm
Channel Frederator Blog
http://www.frederatorblogs.com/post/3787

Serapio's Blog
http://serapiocalm.blogspot.com/

Final 2007 Hans Burhardt Honorary Speaker

TOM LaDUKE
Tuesday May 15th
2pm
Purple Crit Room




TOM LaDUKE

Born Holyoke, Massachusetts
Lives and works in Los Angeles, California

Education
1994 Master of Fine Arts, The School of the Art Institute of Chicago, Illinois
1991 Bachelor of Fine Arts, California State University, Fullerton

MAY 3 Guest Artist Lecture

CSUN PAINTING GUILD PRESENTS:

Guest Artist Lecture With:
Miriam Wosk
Thursday, May 3rd
2pm-5pm
Purple Crit Room

“My body of work expresses the yin/yang quality of life; the paradoxes and contradictions inherent in experience, the mystery of the shadow side of life, and the tension that the opposite forces create.” M. Wosk

2007 Department Scholarship Winners

Congrats to this Year's Scholarship Recipients

Arts Council
Undergrad: Nicole Culver
Graduate: Briana Simmons

Dean's Academic Achievement Awards
Undergrad: Tiffany Olay
Graduate: Farwa Hasnain Naqui

Irving Block Memorial Award:
Kimberly Hejna

Hans Burkhardt Memorial Awards:
Undergrad: Erin Richardson
Graduate: Justin Davis

Leyo Lopez Memorial Award:
Theresa Sheldon

Edwin R Sievers Memorial Award:
Niku Kashef

Valerie and Steven Svec Memorial Award:
Michelle Head

Burkhardt Speaker Series

Tony De Los Reyes
May 1, 2007
Purple Critique Room @ 2pm

CSUN'S VERY OWN ART WORLD

Compared to many of the other departments at CSUN, the
art department has a very open door attitude. Walking
around the art buildings, located at the northern tip
of campus, you will find many classes in progress with
their doors wide open. On some of the nicer days,
students even workoutside. Projects for the ceramics classes
can be seenon display in the courtyard in the center of the art
wing, along with drawings, paintings and graphic
design work in display cases. The attitude of most
people you will find in the art department seems to be
very welcoming and open-minded. Simply approaching and
asking an instructor politely can get you into a
classroom full of hard-working student artists. So the
next time you walk by the art wing with its colorful
buildings and slanted roof tops, stop and consider
walking through it for a change. (Photos and text from:
John Dubois: Daily Sundial)

Impromptu Digital Design Tournament

This Friday April 20th @ 7pm in the Purple Crit Room

Think “Iron Chef” meets graphic design as CSUN art students are given “Concepts” in which they have to execute in 20 minute head to head elimination rounds. Based off the national Cut&Paste event, the designers' work will be projected live as they create it for all to see and for our judges to dissect. Food and a soundtrack will be provided. FREE!

Friends, family students, faculty, staff, and alum are all invited to enjoy and see creativity in progress!

In this corner…
The 8 competitors are:
Will "Why Cant We Be Friends" Ortiz
"Seancifer" Sean Ruge
Max "PlasticSpider" Shuster
Theresa "The Prez" Sheldon
"Margelous" Marge Yang
Mark "Cheddar" Major
"Jotarobot" Joe Olorga
Luis "The Tiger" Andrade

Gloria Williams Sander - Curator Norton Simon Museum

Discussing "Careers in the Museum World"
Monday, April 16, 2007 at 2pm
Purple Crit Room

Rob Navrides visits Department of Art

Supervising Sound Editor for "Desperate Housewives" 2:00pm in AC332 Thursday April 12, 2007

The Brewery Project is closing.

Please come for the last horrah.

"A Simple Complex" Redux
Reception: Saturday April 14th, 7-10pm


Organized by Wendy Adest and John O'Brien


Wendy Adest Maura Bendett Christie Frields Nicholas Kersulis

Daniel Marlos Lester Monzon Jenene Nagy John O'Brien

Tim Quinn Rebecca Ripple Steve Roden

Shirley Tse Telemachus Studio

The Brewery
676 South Ave 21, #33
323.222.0222
www.atthebreweryproject.com


Directions:
10E to 5N
Exit Main St.
Right on Daly.
R on North Main
L on South Ave 21
Through the gates park.
Upstairs in the large building with the chimney that has "The Brewery" written on it.

From 5 S
Exit Main Street
Drive directly across South Ave 21
Through the gates Park.
Upstairs in the large building with the chimney that has "The Brewery" written on it.

AIGA SAGA & CSUN Presents: John Stein

AIGA SAGA & CSUN Graphic Design program Presents:
John Stein
President, Band of Gypsies
Wed. April 11th, 2007
11am
Purple Crit Room

Band of Gypsies is
a creative consulting firm that’s developed campaigns
(television and web sites) for the following clients:

K-Swiss • Baja Fresh • HealthNet
Met-Rx • UPN • Indian Motorcycles • EarthLink
as well as worked for more than fifteen other ad agencies.

John is past president of the Los Angeles Creative Club.
He teaches advertising at the Annenberg School for Communications at USC.

ECHOES - WOMEN INSPIRED BY NATURE