Oaxacalifornia and Rainbow Apocalypse are on view until March 10 in the Chaffey College Center for the Arts.
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Oaxacalifornia and Rainbow Apocalypse are on view until March 10 in the Chaffey College Center for the Arts.
Dates Extended:
Pável Acevedo Oaxacalifornia August 14, 2017 - March 10, 2018
Macha Suzuki Rainbow Apocalypse September 5, 2017 - March 10, 2018
Pável Acevedo: Oaxacalifornia August 14 - December 15 CAA Building, 2nd floor elevator vestibule
Macha Suzuki: Rainbow Apocalypse September 5- December 15 CAA Building, lobby gallery
Public Reception September 20 from 4-6pm
Chaffey College and the Wignall Museum of Contemporary Art are pleased to present Pável Acevedo: Oaxacalifornia and Macha Suzuki: Rainbow Apocalypse.
In Oaxacalifornia, Pável Acevedo mines imagery that explores personal relationships, symbols of migration/immigration and borders, and the duality many immigrants contend with after leaving their homeland for a new nation. Like Acevedo, recent arrivals to the United States often feel that they reside in an inconclusive state between families and between lands, bound by invisible and visible borders. Acevedo humanizes the subjects of his work while exploring his own duality as a citizen of two worlds. Evidence of his education and background in printmaking are incorporated into Oaxacalifornia, resulting in a deeply layered narrative.
Macha Suzuki first came up with the phrase Rainbow Apocalypse in 2012 for an exhibition at the Laguna Art Museum. The dates for the exhibition spanned the proclaimed “end-of-the-world” date of the Mayan calendar. The thought that the end date of the exhibition was after the end of the world amused Suzuki, so it became the working title of the exhibition and subsequent projects. For Suzuki, the rainbow signifies peace and hope in his artwork because the end will bring forth a new beginning.
Please note, due to renovations of the museum building, our fall programming is on view in alternative locations on the Chaffey College Rancho Cucamonga campus. See the exhibition descriptions for locations.
The Center for the Arts Building (CAA) on the Rancho Cucamonga campus is open during the college’s regular schedule of classes, Monday-Friday, 730am-10pm and Saturday from 9am-noon. The building is closed on Sundays and college holidays. Both the CAA lobby gallery and the 2nd floor elevator vestibule are located in the CAA Building.
All exhibitions and events are free and open to the public. Park in the North Parking Lot (R4). Permits can be purchased at machines located in the lot. Parking is $1 for one hour or $4 for all day.
Wignall Museum of Contemporary Art Chaffey College 5885 Haven Ave., Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91737
www.chaffey.edu/wignall
Student Expo June 5 – 22, 2017 Reception for the Artists on June 13 from 5-7pm Wignall Museum of Contemporary Art
Chaffey College and the Wignall Museum of Contemporary Art proudly present Student Expo 2017. This annual student exhibition features a selection of the best student work from art and photography classes during the academic year 2016-2017.
Student Invitational 2017 April 10 – May 11, 2017 Reception for the artists on April 11 from 4-6pm Panel discussion with the artists on April 26 from 1230-2pm
Rancho Cucamonga, CA - Chaffey College and the Wignall Museum of Contemporary Art are pleased to present Student Invitational 2017 from April 10 – May 11, 2017. There will be a reception for the artists on April 11 from 4-6pm and a panel discussion with the artists on April 26 from 1230-2pm at the Wignall Museum of Contemporary Art.
This year marks the 40th anniversary of this juried exhibition, featuring Chaffey College student artists. In this rigorous program, the selected artists work closely with faculty, the museum curators, and other art professionals to create a new body of work, culminating in a professional quality group exhibition at the Wignall Museum of Contemporary Art.
Student Invitational 2017 will feature work by Crystal Dickerson-Hancock, Eduardo Galvez, Raylene Jimenez, Vienna Medina, Jesus Meza, Victoria Ramirez, Tiffany Smith, Joshua Vega, and Lily Welling. Student Invitational 2017 is instructed by Mark Lewis.
This exhibition, reception, and discussion are free and open to the public.
Chaffey College and the Wignall Museum of Contemporary Art are pleased to present Man Up! Masculinity in Question from January 9 – March 11, 2017. There will be a reception on January 10 from 6 to 8pm.
Man Up! is an exhibition of artworks that explore and upset our assumptions about masculine behavior and challenge accepted ideas about the representation of masculinity. The artists included in the exhibition explore masculinity as a set of performed behaviors and interrogate the relationship between masculinity, identity, gender, and sexuality.
Man Up! features work by Marshall Astor, Ryan James Caruthers, Cassils, Christopher Dacre, Amy Elkins, Steven Frost, Pilar Gallego, Oree Holban, Wynne Neilly, Conrad Ruiz, Devan Shimoyama, and Scott James Vanidestine.Man Up! is curated by Roman Stollenwerk.
For more information and updates on related programming, visit www.chaffey.edu/wignall
This exhibition and related programs are generously supported in part by the President’s Equity Council, Associated Students of Chaffey College, and the President’s Host Account. Institutional support for the Wignall Museum of Contemporary Art is provided by Chaffey College, the School of Visual & Performing Arts, and the President’s Office.
All exhibitions and events at the Wignall Museum of Contemporary Art are free and open to the public. Park in the North Parking Lot (R4). Permits can be purchased at machines located in the lot. Parking is $1 for one hour or $4 for all day.
Image: Ryan James Caruthers, from Tryouts, Boxing, 2015, archival pigment print, 36 x 30 inches. Courtesy of the artist.
Political Poster Workshop (silkscreen and block printing) with Duan Kellum and Pavel Acevedo. Right now in CAC 105 @chaffeycollege
Chaffey College and the Wignall Museum of Contemporary Art are pleased to present No Human Being is Illegal: Posters on the Myths & Realities of the Immigrant Experience from the collection of the Center for the Study of Political Graphics from September 6 – November 19, 2016. There will be a reception on September 14, from 1230-2pm, with light refreshments and music from DJ Patrick Miller on the museum patio.
Give me your tired, your poor; Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free … There is an enormous disparity between Emma Lazarus' eloquent promise on the Statue of Liberty and ongoing attacks against immigrants. From the Irish and Chinese who came in the nineteenth century to the Mexicans and Middle Easterners arriving now, discrimination based on race, class, language, and culture has unfortunately been consistent. Whether the reason for migration is to escape war, seek asylum from persecution, or pursue better economic opportunities, leaving one’s family, friends, and home is never easy. These posters document diverse efforts to make immigrants’ reality closer to their hopes and dreams.
Five decades of powerful graphics use public spaces to organize and educate. They remind us to reflect upon our immigrant heritage, and challenge us to bring the immigrant experience closer to the promise on the Statue of Liberty This exhibition is about discrimination and prejudice, but it is also about hope, commitment, and determination. The posters record struggles but they also record victories, and the ability of people to successfully organize for change.
The Center for the Study of Political Graphics (CSPG) is an educational and research archive that collects, preserves and exhibits graphics of social change. With more than 85,000 political posters, CSPG includes the largest collection of post-World War II human rights and protest posters in the U.S. Through traveling exhibitions, workshops and publications, CSPG is reclaiming the power of art to educate and inspire people to action.
No Human Being is Illegal: Posters on the Myths & Realities of the Immigrant Experience is made possible in part by grants from the Department of Cultural Affairs, City of Los Angeles; the California Arts Council and individual donors.
This exhibition and related programs are generously supported in part by the President’s Equity Council, Associated Students of Chaffey College, and the President’s Host Account. Institutional support for the Wignall Museum of Contemporary Art is provided by Chaffey College, the School of Visual and Performing Arts, and the President’s Office.
All exhibitions and events at the Wignall Museum of Contemporary Art are free and open to the public. Park in the North Parking Lot (R4). Permits can be purchased at machines located in the lot. Parking is $1 for one hour or $4 for all day.
Student Expo reception is starting! #chaffeycollege #wignallmuseumofcontemporaryart #wignallmuseum
"Student Expo 2016" opens next week. Reception on the 14th! #chaffeycollege #wignallmuseum #wignallmuseumofcontemporaryart
Today is also the last day to visit "Student Invitational 2016" #studentinvitational2016 #wignallmuseumofcontemporaryart #wignallmuseum #chaffeycollege
Opening for day two of Study Night at the Wig in a few minutes!
Sam presenting his original composition inspired by Student Invitational artist Dylan Fluery's sculptures #wignallmuseumofcontemporaryart #musicandart #chaffeycollege #studentinvitational2016 (at Wignall Museum of Contemporary Art)
Anthony shares why he chose These Are My Favorite Things in response to Adam's work, Student Invitational Listening Party #wignallmuseumofcontemporaryart #wignallmuseum #musicandart #studentinvitational2016 #chaffeycollege (at Wignall Museum of Contemporary Art)
Lily shares the inspiration she found in Jacqueline's sculptural series Ansiedad. Student Invitational Listening Party #wignallmuseumofcontemporaryart #wignallmuseum #musicandart #studentinvitational2016 #chaffeycollege (at Wignall Museum of Contemporary Art)
Lily performs her original composition Student Invitational Listening Party #wignallmuseumofcontemporaryart #chaffeycollege #studentinvitational2016 #musicandart #wignallmuseum (at Wignall Museum of Contemporary Art)
Student Invitational Listening Party, Calli presenting a piece from Bach in response to Thalia's paintings #wignallmuseumofcontemporaryart #wignallmuseum #musicandart #studentinvitational2016 #chaffeycollege (at Wignall Museum of Contemporary Art)