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Pacific Island artists capture culture

Pacific Island artists capture culture

Artists of the Pacific Islands gathered in La Fetra Hall to present their work as part of the opening day for the Contemporary Samoan Art Exhibition.

School spirit celebrated in student’s artwork

School spirit celebrated in student’s artwork

Dozens of students and faculty visited the Lewis Reception Center in Miller Hall Wednesday for the “La Verne Inspired” gallery reception.

Seniors’ art culiminates in exhibit

Seniors' art culiminates in exhibit

Seven seniors from the art department showcased their senior projects to the University of La Verne community Tuesday in the Harris Art Gallery.

ULV serves as inspiration to artist

ULV serves as inspiration to artist

Miller Hall has been transformed into a colorful La Verne-inspired gallery from its otherwise formal, bleak interior by CAPA student Dania Sayvongsa.

Panel addresses mining conditions in Peru

Panel addresses mining conditions in Peru

Students and faculty attended a discussion panel, which focused on Los Angeles Times photographer Michael Robinson-Chavez’s photographs of the poverty-stricken gold mining community in La Rinconada, Peru, March 8 in Morgan Auditorium.

Pomona draws crowds for Art Walk

Pomona draws crowds for Art Walk

The Pomona Art Walk is diverse in its artistic fervor and sparkles the city with originality and inspiration.

MOCA remembers multi-talented artist Mike Kelley

The Museum of Contemp­orary Art in Los Angeles paid its respect and admiration to one of its most influential artists, Mike Kelley. On Feb. 18 MOCA opened its newest exhibit “A Tribute to Mike Kelley,” after his death on Feb 1.

California gets old-fashioned look

California gets old-fashioned look

People viewed the artwork of Tom Oliver and Margot Lennartz Friday at the Second Story Gallery at the Walker House in San Dimas.

Exhibit rekindles clay’s beginning

Exhibit rekindles clay's beginning

Walking into the white room at the Williamson Gallery at Scripps College, one tumbles into an array of fired clay sculptures by three artists with distinct visions that combine to create one new art form.

Kayono discusses manga in a new way

Manga artist Kayono discussed her influence and showed some pages for her series, “Shojo Girls Comics in Action.”

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