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.
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Power lost after forklift downs pole
The University of La Verne campus experienced an eight- hour power outage Tuesday, forcing buildings to close and classes to be canceled on the east side of campus.
Artists translate true meaning of world poetry
The first night of International Poets and Artists at La Verne attracted roughly 50 people Thursday in the Harris Gallery for a night of Spanish to English poetry translations from two international poets. Fernando Valverde Rodriguez, from Granada, Spain, and Alí Calderón, from Puebla, Mexico, shared some of their poems and held an informal discussion […]
University loses Mahoney’s artistic vision, passion
Joella Jean Mahoney, professor of art emerita and founder of the University’s Department of Art, died in June at age 84 in Sedona, Arizona.
Happenings
Campus and community arts events for the week of May 19, 2017.
‘Flutter’ offers variety
Clay and wire sculptures, canvas paintings, overlapping photographs and roughly 30 University community members filled the Harris Gallery Tuesday to admire the art and art history department’s student-generated exhibit “Wow and Flutter.”
Exhibit displays non-formulaic art
Professor of Art Ruth Trotter answered students’ and faculty’s questions about her abstract art during the opening reception of her exhibit noon Wednesday in the West Gallery.
Seniors exhibit personal experiences
Senior art majors showcased their paintings, photographs and sculptures Dec. 1 in the Harris Gallery.
Alumni artists return to their roots
Director of University of La Verne’s art galleries Dion Johnson created an art exhibit titled “Roots and Shooting Stars” to showcase works by ULV alumni in the Harris Gallery.
Seniors showcase their final artwork
An eclectic mix of vibrant sculpture and paintings filled the Harris Gallery as nine students showcased their senior projects.