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The Consulate General of Mexico in San Francisco/ Consulado General de México en San Francisco presents Frida Kahlo: Impacting Communities in California 

Featuring VPA Prof. Emerita, Amalia Mesa-Bains

A panelist conversation on the The Kahlo Experience in California.

Date: Wed., Oct. 14, 2020 | 4pm

Location: Facebook Live @ConsulmexSFCO

Free & Open to the public!

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Join VPA at the 2nd Annual Chinatown Block PARTY!

DATE: November 17, 2018

TIME: 10am-4pm

WHERE: Soledad Street, Chinatown, Salinas, CA. (Between Lake & Market Street)

This event is in partnership with Asian Cultural Experience(ACE),and will feature a series of interventions by VPA 306S: Digital Public Artstudents Maya Camille Alexander, Lydia Josephine Boger, Raquel Bonino, Truman Layne Burke, Amalia Sonja Maria Calorina Enulf, Daniela Veneranda Garcia Santos, Brianna Marie Gibson, Anthony Jimenez, Brianna Marie Maffia, and  Madeline Jade Rapella. VPA 306S is taught by Jesus Aguilar, VPA Lecturer.

This event is FREE & OPEN TO THE PUBLIC!

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Join us March 14, 2018, 5-7pm, VPA Complex.

Free & Open to the Public!

Featuring solo works by Kurtis Brizzolara, Gwen Davis, Xitlalitl Diaz, Brian DeRubes, Emerging Artists Alliance of Monterey (EAAM), Emma Foster, Stefhani Godinez, Xana Sofia Goulart, Holly Ann Kaiakapu, Isabella Lynch, Mike Mattox, Madeleine Maurer, Alex Morales, Seamus Noll, Alexandro Ramirez, Lissa Ramos, Kyla Rutt, Caroline Salyer, Joi Saulsberry, Connie Spear, Beau Thomas, Angeliah Vargas, and Ashley Vaughan. 

& group showcases by Senior Capstone, Major Pro Seminar, Beginning Drawing, Beginning Painting, Beginning Sculpture, Color Theory, Painting and Mural, Life Drawing, Digital Photography, Video as Art, Fashion as Wearable Sculpture, Book Making Workshop, Printmaking Workshop and Aerosol Workshop.

& Faculty Exhibition in conjunction with VPA’s Side by Side Initiative.

& Music by Juan Luna-Avin!

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Artists as Teachers, at the Center for Photographic Art, featuring work by Prof. Angelica Muro.

Curated by Brian Taylor

Opening Reception: February 24, 2018, 5-7pm

Artists’ Roundtable in Carpenter Hall: February 24, 2018, 4-5 pm

Reception to follow in the CPA gallery. A catalog will be available for purchase on site and online.

Roundtable & Exhibit are free and open to the public.

CPA has a free parking lot located at the Sunset Center.

Center for Photographic Art

San Carlos and 9th   Carmel, CA 93921

Phone: [phone]

Website: http://photography.org

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Visual and Public Art | Monterey Regional Waste Management District Artist-in-Residence Fellowship @ Last Change Mercantile  VPA is committed to facilitating opportunities for students to be financially supported as they work on relevant and innovative mentored research projects with regional institutions. The Last Change Mercantile artist-in-residence program is unique to the Visual and Public Art program, and the only one of its kind in the CSU system.  This artist-in-residency (AIR) was implemented as a collaborative partnership between the Visual and Public Art (VPA) Program at CSUMB and the Monterey Regional Waste Management District (MRWMD) in 2016. There are several examples of AIR programs in the solid waste industry, and MRWMD has a history of providing opportunities for artists to create art from salvaged materials. This partnership will draw upon the expertise of CSUMB VPA faculty who along with MRWMD members select and mentor the student participants. The District (MRWMD) provides access to material salvaging, a stipend, and a place to work and create.  Our spring 2018 Artist-in-Residents are Richard Sotelo Jr. and Ashley Vaughan.  This fellowship is in conjunction with Senior Capstone.  Every student at Cal State Monterey Bay must complete a capstone to demonstrate knowledge, skills, and abilities developed over the course of a student's learning experience.

Spring 2018 Artist-in-Residents:

Richard Sotelo Jr. and Ashley Vaughan. 

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Champion of the Arts Gala:  February 3, 2018 

Professor Angelica Muro has been honored by the Arts Council for Monterey County as the 2018 Champion of the Arts in the Educator Category. For more information visit: http://arts4mc.org/champions/

https://montereycultural.com/event/gala-campeones-las-artes-2018-champions-of-the-arts-gala/

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Artists as Teachers, featured artist-educators of Monterey County’s accredited fine art photography programs. Participants include Kevin Bransfield, Martha Casanave, Celia Lara and Greg Mettler of Monterey Peninsula College, Monterey; Claire Lerner of Santa Catalina School, Monterey; Angelica Muro of California State University, Monterey Bay, Seaside; Lesha Rodriguez, Dina Ropele Santos, Nancy Sevier and Trish Sullivan of Hartnell College, Salinas; and Cole Thompson of Stevenson School, Pebble Beach. Many of these educators are also regularly exhibiting photographers, whose work is collected by various private and public institutions. This important group of artists also have the challenging task of sharing with their students the Monterey Peninsula’s widely recognized photographic legacy, while also illuminating the latest trends in twenty-first century image making. Opening Reception: February 24, 2018, 5-7pm Artists’ Roundtable in Carpenter Hall: February 24, 2018, 4-5 pm, reception to follow in the CPA gallery. A catalog will be available for purchase on site and online.

In Addition: CpFA will be offering print review nights for students on most Thursday evenings throughout the run of this exhibition (March 1, March 15, March 29 and April 5, 2018). http://photography.org/event/artists-as-teachers/

Center for Photographic Art

San Carlos and 9th , Carmel, CA 93921 + Google Map

Phone: [phone] Website: http://photography.org

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Artists as Teachers features artist-educators of Monterey County’s accredited fine art photography programs. Participants include Kevin Bransfield, Martha Casanave, Celia Lara and Greg Mettler of Monterey Peninsula College, Monterey; Claire Lerner of Santa Catalina School, Monterey; Angelica Muro of California State University, Monterey Bay, Seaside; Lesha Rodriguez, Dina Ropele Santos, Nancy Sevier and Trish Sullivan of Hartnell College, Salinas; and Cole Thompson of Stevenson School, Pebble Beach. Many of these educators are also regularly exhibiting photographers, whose work is collected by various private and public institutions. This important group of artists also have the challenging task of sharing with their students the Monterey Peninsula’s widely recognized photographic legacy, while also illuminating the latest trends in twenty-first century image making. Opening Reception: February 24, 2018, 5-7pm Artists’ Roundtable in Carpenter Hall: February 24, 2018, 4-5 pm, reception to follow in the CPA gallery. A catalog will be available for purchase on site and online.

Roundtable and Reception are Free & Open to the public!

In Addition: CpFA will be offering print review nights for students on most Thursday evenings throughout the run of this exhibition (March 1, March 15, March 29 and April 5, 2018). http://photography.org/event/artists-as-teachers/

Center for Photographic Art

San Carlos and 9th , Carmel, CA 93921 + Google Map

Phone: [phone] Website: http://photography.org