Tribute to Maggi Owens
A \”champion of aesthetics\” on Chapman\’s campus
A \”champion of aesthetics\” on Chapman\’s campus
Nestled between the Leatherby Libraries and Oliphant Hall stand two unusual steel sculptures. Both demand attention from all who walk this
Precision and Papel Picado
Participating in the latest collaborative effort from arts institutions across Southern California
\”Concentrated Visual Explorations\”
cut: The Point of Papercuts – A panel discussion on the art of papercuts
Case study highlights innovative use of museum management software
In an industry traditionally dominated by male artists, it is refreshing and, in some instances, rare to discover art made
Upon first inspection, watercolor and gouache (pronounced “gwash”) may appear to be nearly identical mediums. However, when given more attention,
Sculptor Betty Gold may work from basic geometric forms, but the end result of her pieces is nothing short of