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Art Studio faculty in an upcoming show in Berkeley
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Sena Clara Creston's artwork to be featured in several upcoming exhibitions

Assistant Art Professor, Sena Clara Creston's artwork is currently on exhibition at artX Gallery in Fremont through October 28th. 

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Art Studio lecturer Eileen Parent's upcoming show at the Robert F. Agrella Gallery

Art Studio lecturer Eileen Parent's art work will be part of the California Society of Printmakers show on view at the Santa Rosa Junior College Robert F.

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Two upcoming events with Art Studio lecturer Emily Davis Adams

Art Studio lecturer Emily Davis Adams has two exciting upcoming events in San Francisco that aren't to be missed! 

November 2nd, 2024

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Art Studio lecturer Emily Davis Adams solo art exhibition at Sow & Tailor

Art Studio lecturer Emily Davis Adams has a solo exhibition of new paintings at Sow & Tailor in Los Angeles. 

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Owen Martinez-Alejandre's work to be featured in the show Amplified Visions: A Showcase Celebration

BFA Student Owen Martinez-Alejandre's work will be featured at the upcoming exhibition Amplified Visions: A Showcase Celebration being held at the Office of the Marin Community Foundation.

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Aphrodite Obezo's work to be featured at the 2024 California Native Creations Art Show
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Visiting Art Professor Alex Hanson to be an artist in residence at Stove Works

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Raiven Reyna presents research at the Bay Area Undergraduate Art History Symposium

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Visiting Assistant Professor Alex Hanson and Family Welcome First Baby!
Visiting Assistant Professor Alex Hanson and his wife Ryna recently had their first baby Osher Hammer Frankel (Oshi) on February 17. Oshi’s favorite pastimes include eating, sleeping, and being held constantly. 

 

 

 

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Sena Clara Creston's artwork to be part of latest exhibition at the Museum of Sonoma County

"Impromptu rural shooting pits are an oasis of implied human activity. They are usually as vacant as the surrounding landscape, but the evidence of human presence is clear. Acres of public land are carpeted with thousands of spent shotgun shells.