Arts, Etc.

Campus and community arts events for the week of Sept. 23, 2022.

The exhibition “Chicano Park Muralists in Pomona Con Safos,” which explores the history and roots of Chicano heritage through the art of 15 mural artists and two photographers from Chicano Park in San Diego, is on display now at the dA center in Pomona. 

The American Museum of Ceramic Art is breaking ground with its latest exhibition and accompanying catalog “Breaking Ground: Women In California Clay,” celebrating 44 female artists who have defined and redefined ceramics over the past 100 years. 

Empowerment comedian Ernesto Gritzewsky, known as Ernie G, sat amid his audience of roughly 70 before his performance – to have intimate conversations and get to know them  – Tuesday in Sara and Michael Abraham Campus Center with at least 70 attendees.

Ophelia's Jump’s production of “Black Super Hero Magic Mama” by Inda Craig-Galván, which opened Saturday, explores the grief of an African American mother after her son is killed by a white police officer. In it the mother withdraws from the real world into a fantasy world where she is a superhero. 

A group of folklorico dancers from around Southern California perform traditional Mexican folk dances for the crowd at the Pomona Art Walk on Saturday.