As part of CSULB's Visiting Artist Lecture Series, Dawn Kasper performed "clues to the meaning of life part 6: for David" at the University Theater last Wednesday evening.
Kasper, whose work has appeared in Beautiful Decay, Contemporary 21, LA Weekly and the LA Times, was one of the three artists that were featured in the UAM's exhibit "Unfiguring the Body."
That exhibit as well as the Andy Warhol exhibition "Warhol: 15 min/24 fps" and "Maya Schindler: Present Progressive" end today.
The UAM will be closed until next year when it will return in 2009 with "Paul Shambroom: Picturing Power" an exhibit of series-based colored photographs that, according to the UAM website, "reveal both local and global manifestations of power, depicting scenes in industrial, business, community, and military environments."
Also available will be a publication of the same name to which UAM director Christopher Scoates contributed.
"Paul Shambroom: Picturing Power" will run from January 22 – April 5, 2009.
Kasper, whose work has appeared in Beautiful Decay, Contemporary 21, LA Weekly and the LA Times, was one of the three artists that were featured in the UAM's exhibit "Unfiguring the Body."
That exhibit as well as the Andy Warhol exhibition "Warhol: 15 min/24 fps" and "Maya Schindler: Present Progressive" end today.
The UAM will be closed until next year when it will return in 2009 with "Paul Shambroom: Picturing Power" an exhibit of series-based colored photographs that, according to the UAM website, "reveal both local and global manifestations of power, depicting scenes in industrial, business, community, and military environments."
Also available will be a publication of the same name to which UAM director Christopher Scoates contributed.
"Paul Shambroom: Picturing Power" will run from January 22 – April 5, 2009.
