Sam Sax, a poet from Oakland, California, reads from his book, “Madness.”
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‘Displacement Zero’ defies traditional maps
Andrew M. Wenrick, former architect and current conceptual artist, presented his “Displacement Zero” exhibit, showcasing the deconstruction and restructuring of geographical maps at the Claremont Museum of Art this weekend.
Claremont catches a glimpse of soul
Around a hundred people came out to the Claremont Village for another weekly Friday Nights Live concert May 10 to hears bands that performed soft rock, jazz and blues.
Happenings
Campus and community arts events for the week of May 17, 2019.
Rae Sremmurd rocks Lavernapalooza
The University of La Verne’s 10th annual Lavernapalooza on May 2 came and went but the memories from that night will live on for many students.
Students’ art gleams in West Gallery
Seven students enrolled in the Life Drawing and Painting classes have displayed their work of paintings and life drawings in an exhibit titled, “You Are A Light,” in the West Gallery, located in the Campus Center.
Mob Market shows artwork motley
The Art Mob Market, a group of artisans, held a spring art sale featuring various works through the use of different mediums on Saturday at the Claremont UCC Church.
The best musicians shine on stage
The best of the best performed a variety of music, showcasing different styles of vocals and various instrumentalists at the annual Best of La Verne performance on Sunday.
Commentary: Captain Marvel’s introduction is not marvelous
It’s been two months since “Captain Marvel” was released to theaters, and I still haven’t gotten around to seeing the film. After watching “Avengers: Endgame,” I’m kinda glad I didn’t go out of my way to watch her half baked introduction into the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
Photographer challenges depth and space
Photographer Mark Ludak showcased his collection of photos titled “Nomad” at a reception Monday in the Carlson Gallery.