Tag: martin durazo
Art exhibition highlights women’s issues and voices
Colorful, creative representations of wellness and women’s issues danced off the walls of the Harris Gallery Tuesday as the "dEE-lie-LA, Poderosa, The Healers, An Exploration of Wellness, a SUR:biennial exhibition," held its reception.
Artist discusses channeling personal experiences in artwork
Los Angeles-based artist Martin Durazo joined Dion Johnson, director of art galleries, to discuss detailing life through art in a one-on-one video interview shared by University of La Verne’s Department of Art and Art History on April 5.
Art of the past returns to Harris Gallery
The University of La Verne hosted a reception to celebrate the exhibition of “Campus: Selections from the La Verne Art Collection” that is currently displayed in the Harris Gallery on Tuesday.
Polaroids exhibit images of fragility
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.
Exhibition explores parallel reality
Ninja stars sliced into the wall and gave an illusion of golden snowflakes, while a red gnome crouched near a flowerpot and tables covered with common household items were scattered everywhere. These were the imaginative sights of “Disillusion Systematic Organization (M.O.),” an exhibition by artist Martin Durazo.