Tucker Neel curated the exhibition May Contain Explicit Imagery at CB1 gallery. Images and the catalog essay for this exhibition, written by Tucker Neel, can be found at this link: [more]
Tucker Neel curates ‘May Contain Explicit Imagery’ exhibition at CB1 gallery; reviews ‘Tapping The Third Realm’ for the Journal of The Senses and Society,
October 8, 2014 By
Mario Cutajar’s artist books now available on Amazon.com.
October 8, 2014 By
Mario Cutajar’s artist books, published between 2011 and 2013, are now available on Amazon.com. A palimpsest of two unrelated texts, through brings together a four-line quotation from Brecht's 1926 poem "Of Poor B.B." (articulated letter-by-letter [more]
Jessica Ngo’s poem “Bullying Arts Education” published in the Los Angeles Times
October 8, 2014 By
Jessica Ngo’s poem "Bullying Arts Education" was published in the second annual Op-Ed poetry in the Los Angeles Times on Sunday, August 31, 2014. This striking poem discusses how, when there are budget cuts, the first thing to be cut is always the [more]
Marlena Donohue curates ‘Forms of the Formless’ exhibition at Beijing Museum of Contemporary Art
October 8, 2014 By
On Sept 28th, Liberal Studies faculty Marlena Donohue closed the five-month show she curated at the Beijing Museum of Contemporary Art, China, titled Forms of the Formless. The exhibition investigated the way the word and concept of abstraction has [more]
Jean-Marie Venturini’s short story published in Literary Journal ‘Lunch Ticket.’
October 8, 2014 By
Jean-Marie Venturini’s short story An Axe to Grind was published in Online Literary Journal Lunch Ticket. This captivating short story was published in the Winter Issue #4, October 2013, of Lunch Ticket, and can be read here: [more]
Sung Ju Ahn selected to attend Squaw Valley Community of Writers Conference
October 8, 2014 By
LAS faculty, Sung Ju Ahn, has been selected to attend the foremost fiction writing conference in the west coast, Squaw Valley Community of Writers, with her first novel, Midwife Shin. Midwife Shin is a historical novel that takes place in 1930's and [more]
