Chapman’s Permanent Collection Manager, David Lee, had his exhibit, “Spacedout”, reviewed for the ArtScene which is a monthly digest in Southern California: Hard-edge paintings, popularized in 1960s Southern California, are given new life and dimensions by David Michael Lee. The seventeen works here adhere to the hard-edge principles of clean-edged geometric forms with intense primary colors.
Laura Brewer ’11: http://www.laurabrewerdesign.com/ Matt Parker: http://www.albumsurf.com/ Sarah Buczek ’09: http://sarahswall.squarespace.com/ Simon Blockley ’11: http://www.simonblockley.com/
Kailee Quinn ’11: http://kaileequinn.com/ Kristen Entringer ’11: http://kentringer.com/ Kristin Hinkley ’11: http://www.kristinhinkleydesign.com/ Kyle Pidot ’11: http://www.pidotdesigns.com/
Mattson Creative, an award-winning graphic design studio based in Southern California, recently had an open house last Friday, October 12. Some of their many outstanding clients consist of Apple, Billabong, Cartoon Network, Coca-Cola, Discovery Channel, Dreamworks, Lenny Kravitz, and Maroon 5. One of Chapman’s BFA in Graphic Design Alumnae, Jenn Peters ’10, is a
Chapman University’s Permanent Collection Manager, David Lee, has helped Coastline Community College establish itself by featuring new incredibly appealing exhibits. Feel free to check out the article on OC Weekly regarding gallery shows and Lee’s involvement with the college: http://www.ocweekly.com/bestof/2012/award/best-college-art-gallery-1326246/
Art Professor David Lee currently has his art work up in Brett Rubbico Gallery in Newport Beach, a gallery recognized as the authoritative and educational gallery for contemporary art in Orange County with an emphasis on related diversity of work styles including reductive, minimal, abstract, geometric, figurative, and landscape with strict adherence to a rigorous
Dr Wendy Salmond, Professor of Art History, was a keynote speaker at the conference “The Spiritual in Russian Art” held at Pembroke College, Cambridge University in September 2012. Inspired by the centenary of Vasilii Kandinskii’s seminal text, Über das Geistige in der Kunst (On the Spiritual in Art, 1910-12), the conference brought together scholars from
Please join us next Wednesday, October 17 at 7pm in Moulton Hall Rm 213 to welcome Visual Artist, Jen Stark. Stark’s work is instantly recognizable for its breathtaking color spectrums rendered in mind-bending forms cut from paper, wood and other organic materials.
The Department of Art p resents visual artist Jen Stark, Wednesday, October 17, 2012 at 7 p.m. in Moulton Center 213. Stark’s work is instantly recognizable for its breathtaking color spectrums rendered in mind-bending forms cut from paper, wood and other organic materials. She currently has an exhibition at Martha Otero gallery .
On October 1, 2012, the exhibit, “Dark Matters-Takes on Conceptual and Minimal Aesthetics”, had its opening reception. Artists for this exhibit include: Krysten Cunningham, Adam Feldmeth, Tobias Hantmann, Christian Jendreiko, Analia Saban, and Monika Stricker. The exhibit will be open until October 29, 2012 so feel free to check it out Monday-Friday 12am-5pm or Saturday