The Harris Art Gallery has made itself home to “Pixel,” an art collection of digital works by the faculty of art, photography and art history at the University of La Verne. The exhibition will be on display thru Nov. 20.
The future of journalism was the topic of choice on Nov. 2 as high school and college students from the surrounding area participated in the University of La Verne’s annual Communications Day.
In response to the article regarding the class evaluations (“Evals in need of examination,” Sept. 28), I agree that it is a rather tedious/long evaluation and really does not have pertinent questions to better evaluate the class.
It seems like car enthusiasts and many non-enthusiasts are able to define the different eras of their lives by what car they owned, had in their family or were around most often at that time.
The “Queen Bees: Eco-Actions and Collective Organizing” exhibit displays documentation and photographic artwork of various artists whose goals are to express community and they are politically responsive and ecologically aggressive.
Local artists John Montich’s exhibit, “Fragile Images — Abiding Ideas” opened the evening of Feb. 8 in the Irene Carlson Gallery of Photography in Miller Hall.