William Camargo, photographer and arts educator, joined the University of La Verne’s photography department in a Zoom session May 14 to showcase his performative activism photography.
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Carlson Gallery online series continues with examinations of mortality and social change
The photography department held online discussions as part of the Irene Carlson Gallery of Photography Visiting Artist Series, welcoming Chilean photojournalist Constaza Hevia H. and Chisenhale Gallery director and curator Zoe Whitley.
Camargo shares photography expertise in virtual artist talk
Guest artist William Camargo shares his photographic practice with the Professional Practice photography class and the University of La Verne community during a virtual artist talk Thursday.
Photo exhibit sheds light on disabilities
Artists discussed the importance of making invisible disabilities visible in photography in an online exhibit hosted by the University of La Verne photography department and physician assistant program on April 22.
Photography professor’s positivity and creativity inspire students
At a point in time when inspiration and motivation are in high demand, Shannon Benine, associate professor of photography’s expertise in inspiring and telling stories through imagery during times of crisis is, well, inspirational.
Women are focus of artist’s work
Artist Sarah Sarchin’s paintings on exhibit in Pomona College’s Chan Gallery show everyday life through the eyes of women, though simple backgrounds and a small selection of pastel colors.
Sitting rabbit finds home in Quad
“Rabbit, Sitting” is the name of the new permanent sculpture on the University Quad of a turquoise origami rabbit that was purchased by the University of La Verne at an undisclosed amount.
Multimedia exhibit evokes nature
“St. Bronxville Wood: Into the Thicket” is an immersive interactive multimedia exhibit that transports guests into a serene forest with sounds of birds chirping and rain falling, along with video clips of trees, lightning and various parts of nature at Cal Poly Pomona.
Distorted creatures in art create a new reality
Original works in an open space welcomed guests as they ventured inside the American Museum of Ceramic Art in Pomona, but what reeled them in was the attention to detail, color palettes and unique concepts of the ceramics on display.
Art Walk reflects eclectic mix of styles
Guests observed various vibrant art pieces showcased through six different galleries at the Claremont Art Walk on Saturday all while enjoying cheese, crackers and tasteful wine.