Poet, activist and performance artist Kathy Jetñil-Kijiner delivered an important message about climate change to her audience Tuesday, at the Pomona College Museum of Art.
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TV students win filmmaking awards
Alumna Savannah Henry, along with the team of senior TV broadcasting majors Jacqueline Hall and Florencia Schinoff, and 2018 alumnae Andrea Leiva and Tina Sanchez, have won a Western Access Video Excellence award for their dramatic short film, “AVA.”
‘Zodiac Ballet’ dances into Harris
Junior studio art major Jose Zermeno views “Luminous Cities” by Melissa Thorne at the reception for “Zodiac Ballet” Tuesday in the Harris Gallery.
Happenings
Campus and community arts events for the week of Feb. 22, 2019.
Exhibit details Japanese internment
“Architecture of Internment: The Build Up to Wartime Incarceration, Oregon, 1941-1943” visually captures the decision of Oregonians to incarcerate Japanese Americans and Japanese immigrants in the 1940s during World War II.
Artist makes light of flaws
Artist Kim Tucker and staff at the American Museum of Ceramic Art highlighted the role of humor, heart and community in ceramics during Pomona’s Second Saturday Artwalk last week.
Television Review: Bundy’s charisma deceives
Thirty years after the infamous serial killer’s execution, Netflix explores Ted Bundy’s perspective in a four-episode docuseries, “Conversations with a Killer: The Ted Bundy Tapes.”
Artist explores California’s fault lines
Ceramic artist John Toki exhibits his California fault line inspired sculptures at the American Museum of Art in Pomona.
Harsh realities of ocean life revealed
Pomona College Museum of Art hosted an exhibit Feb. 8 focused on the ecological issues that whales and indigenous communities face.
Movie Review: ‘Buzzsaw’ doesn’t cut deep
Art, horror, critique and satire collide in director Dan Gilroy’s latest film “Velvet Buzzsaw.” Gilroy, who directed “Nightcrawler,” pairs with Jake Gyllenhaal for a second time to critique the internal politics of the art world and the archetype of the tortured artist.