"Levateur" vs. "Levitation" Comparing the Outdoor Sculptures of Tony DeLap
Nestled between the Leatherby Libraries and Oliphant Hall stand two unusual steel sculptures. Both demand attention from all who walk this […]
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The Light and Space Movement
Combining the Momentary and the Permanent
Geometric Aljamía: Papercutting Workshop
On November 7th and 8th, students, staff, and faculty alike had the unique opportunity to participate in a workshop dedicated
Sticking Together: How Collage Revolutionized Art
Many of us remember collage as an activity from elementary school classrooms. We often associate it with the cutting up
April Art Guide for LA and OC
Important Events Slow Art Day! April 9 2016, a day dedicated to the appreciation and detailed viewing of art. Orange
Screenprinting
Some of the Escalette Collection’s most fantastic pieces belong to the medium of screenprinting, and while that might ring a
Lita Albuquerque
Lita Albuquerque was born in 1946 to a single mother, and her art is strongly influenced by her experience growing up
Mark Bradford: Abstraction and Identity
With Black History Month upon us, many talented artists of color come to mind, including L.A. based artist Mark Bradford.
Solid Gold
Sculptor Betty Gold may work from basic geometric forms, but the end result of her pieces is nothing short of
The Escalette
mas Song – Inspired by Nat King Cole\’s \”The Christmas Song\”