An Escalette
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…
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.…
The Clear-cut panel event on the art of papercuts, and the exhibition, Geometric Aljamía, focuses on the art of papercutting from diverse cultures around the world.…
Chris Natrop’s installations create a sort of mini-world: videos are projected and lighting is carefully directed on papercuts and other objects that fill the…
Bovey Lee is a Los Angeles based artist who has traded in the brush for the knife in order to create mesmerizing and detailed cut…
In our current society we often hear that the Middle East and the West are two completely different societies with conflicting cultures, but in…
The Art Collections Department is excited to announce our participation in the Pacific Standard Time: LA/LA initiative led by the Getty. Pacific Standard Time:…
Do you remember learning to make snowflakes by folding paper and cutting it? Far from simply being a fun craft, the tradition of paper…
On Monday, November 7, the Art Collections Department will host a panel discussion that brings together east and west coast artists to talk about the…
Students from the Dodge College of Film and Media Arts made a visit to The Hilbert Museum for a tour, specifically to explore the use of light in…