Liz Lucsko stands beside a student explaining how to improve the contrast in a print. Many people might mistake Lucsko, 24, for a student because of her youthful demeanor, but she has not been a University of La Verne student since 2003 when she graduated with a bachelor’s degree in photojournalism.
Liz Lucsko’s motivation for her art exhibition, held Feb. 23 at the Irene Carlson Gallery, was to capture life within the small town of Banning, Calif., before it is exploited into a commercialized city.
Gary Colby, professor of photography at University of La Verne, has seven photographs from his collection entitled “Flat” at the George A. Spiva Center for the Arts in Jopin, Missouri. Colby’s photographs are a part of a group exhibition called “Binary Articulations.”
Students from the photography classes at the University of La Verne were busy preparing the Irene Carlson Gallery last week with their best photographs for a photo exhibition, which opened on Monday.