Art History Symposium 2017
The Art History Symposium is an annual event hosted by the Chapman University Department of Art in collaboration with the Chapman Art History Club.…
The Art History Symposium is an annual event hosted by the Chapman University Department of Art in collaboration with the Chapman Art History Club.…
Ancestors I, William Wareham, 1982. Welded varnished steel. Escalette Permanent Collection of Art. Located on a pathway between Irvine Lecture Hall and Moulton Hall,…
Masami Teraoka is a Japanese-American artist who was born in Onomichi, the Hiroshima Prefecture of Japan in 1936. His artwork blends traditional Japanese Edo…
The light and space movement originated in Southern California in the 1960’s and was directly influenced by California Impressionism in combination with the development…
If You Come Any Closer I’ll Kill You—this is the title of the pair of paintings that reside in Beckman Hall as a part…
The Wilkinson College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences, in collaboration with a “Getting to Know Europe” grant from the European Union, launched a Scholar-in-Residence…
The Wilkinson College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences, in collaboration with a “Getting to Know Europe” grant from the European Union, launched a Scholar-in-Residence…
Janire Nájera Moving Forward, Looking Back: Journeys Across the Old Spanish Trail is an artistic project combining photography, video, and sound by Spanish artist…
Untitled, Mary Corse, 1986. Oil on canvas with glass microbeads. Gift of Jerome and Irene Barr. You know Dali and Monet and Warhol and Matisse, you know…
The Wilkinson College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences, in collaboration with a “Getting to Know Europe” grant from the European Union, launched a…
On November 7th and 8th, students, staff, and faculty alike had the unique opportunity to participate in a workshop dedicated to contemporary papercuts. The…
Last Monday, the Chapman University Art Collections department debuted Clear-cut: The Point of Papercuts, a panel discussion on the art of papercuts in Beckman Hall.…