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Social media inspires new exhibit
Students, faculty and fans of photography attended the Carlson Gallery’s latest exhibit, “Geolocation: Desertscapes” on April 25.
Art tells personal story
Junior art minor Nikki Godinez tells graduate student Mauricio Medrano the story behind her art installation.
Art of the past returns to Harris Gallery
The University of La Verne hosted a reception to celebrate the exhibition of “Campus: Selections from the La Verne Art Collection” that is currently displayed in the Harris Gallery on Tuesday.
‘Geolocation’ show reveals transparency of social media
The Carlson Gallery is currently home to the creative new photo exhibit “Geolocation: Desertscapes” by photographers Nate Larson and Marni Shindelman, that uses Twitter updates to track the locations of used posts.
Chalking it up in Glendora
Tami Reigner adds finishing touches to her chalk piece “Psalm 27” in Saturday’s Glendora Chalk Festival, sponsored by the Village Business Improvement District.
Corridor280 works shoot for the stars
Artist Evelyn Delgado, who came to California from a rural community in Texas, met with Erik Rothenberg at Corridor280 gallery to discuss the inspiration behind her pieces derived from astronomical phenomena.
Art walk features diverse display
Artists, musicians and spectators gathered for the Claremont Art Walk on April 5.
Artistic mix brings buzz to Pomona
The nightlife was abuzz in downtown Pomona as art enthusiasts and artists alike came together for the bi-monthly Pomona Arts Colony art walk.
Vibrant art animates Campus Center
Megan Madzoeff’s “Colorforms” art exhibit has adorned the walls on the West Gallery in the Campus Center.
Dobrowner captures beauty of landscapes
Students, faculty and supporters of photographer Mitch Dobrowner attended a reception in the Carlson Gallery on Feb. 21 to see the gallery’s newest exhibit, “Vital Firmament.”
