For those of you who don’t know, I will be going to Italy next month for a plein air painting program! For any inquiries please feel free to email me at [email protected] ‼️ 🇮🇹 🎨
LOVE BLOCKS OUT HATE
FRIDAY, MAY IST
5:30PM - 10:00PM
“Love Blocks Out Hate” features one of a kind 6”x6” art blocks donated by local artists. The money raised will be used to help fund our Pride Fest Fullerton on June 6th.
Each block will be auctioned starting at $100
Hosted at the Fullerton Museum Center @fullertonmuseum
📍 301 N POMONA AVE. FULLERTON, CA 92832
Come see CGU Fall ‘26 MFA Grads 💫 Happy to show work alongside such a talented cohort!
“Everything Bagel” 🥯
🗓️ Opening reception: Sunday May 3rd from 11am-6pm (Open during open studios!)
📍 Gallery Location: 925 N Dartmouth Ave Claremont CA
@cgusah@claremontgraduateuniversity
“A wish to be invisible...”
Acrylic on Two 5.5’x4’ Canvases
This piece addresses how sexual harassment or assault can make us want to just be invisible.
What an amazing event and space! Day two is tomorrow ‼️
Thank you @thestyleguyde for having my work be part of a beautiful exhibition and space alongside amazing artists!
Saturday & Sunday, April 25 - 26th, 12-5pm
Angels Gate Cultural Center @angelsgateart
FREE
Terminal Island: A Political & Activism-Centered
Exhibition addressing racialized surveillance and displacement, and immigration enforcement
Public Exhibition
CGU OPEN STUDIOS ‼️
🗓️ Sunday May 3rd
⏰ 11am - 6pm
📍 170 East 10th Street, Claremont CA
C follow signs near Blaisdell Fountain to our main entrance near the loading dock
🌮 Taco Truck for delicious food!
Please join us for our Open Studios where you can meet all the MFA Candidates and check out some SICK art! The Students are so excited to see you there! AND we can’t wait to also show off our new studios!
Excited to be part of the following exhibition curated by @thestyleguyde 🙏🏽🩵
🗓️ Saturday & Sunday, April 25 - 26th, 12-5pm
Angels Gate Cultural Center @angelsgateart
FREE
Terminal Island: A Political & Activism-Centered Exhibition addressing racialized surveillance and displacement, and immigration enforcement
Public Exhibition
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Terminal Island is a two-day outdoor exhibition among intergenerational and cross-cultural artists in San Pedro whose practices engage migration, labor, ritual, and diasporic memory. The project examines intertwined histories of racialized surveillance, incarceration, and displacement alongside present-day immigration entorcement.
From its history as an immigrant fishing community, to its role in Japanese American incarceration during World War Il, to its more recent use connected to the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, Terminal Island reflects a continuity of control enacted through shifting state forms. Here, displacement is lived, negotiated, and carried forward.
Terminal Island will be presented during AGCC’s Open Studios Day, a part of Arts Open San Pedro.
#Terminallsland #LosAngeles #Community
Photo credit - Terminal Island: Lost Communities of Los Angeles Harbor by Naomi Hirahara and Geraldine
Knatz
A week ago was the opening of my MFA thesis show❤️Beyond blessed with supportive family, friends, faculty, mentors, and partner!
Thank you to everyone who has helped me along my journey, from applications to the creative process and more! I’m so thankful for everyone who helped with my show in so many different ways. It’s crazy how time flies. To many more opportunities and sharing it with others.💫🙌🏽 🥂
📸 PC: @adl.pause
Special shoutouts to Steven, my parents, suegros, my committee, Lupe, Alex & Margaret for helping me with this show🙏🏽💖
