Showing posts with label CSUF Grand Central Art Center. Show all posts
Showing posts with label CSUF Grand Central Art Center. Show all posts

Thursday, September 29, 2011

"Dwelling," Nancy Chiu exhibition in Santa Ana


Nancy Chiu's drawing titled: "Grudge," will be shown at CSU Fullerton's Grand Central Art Center, 125 North Broadway, Santa Ana, CA
The opening is this Saturday, October (already?) 1st, from 7 - 10 PM. The show will run until 10/30/11.

Here's a quote regarding the exhibition from Nancy, who's a former CSULB Illustration grad student. "Dwelling is my latest project, exploring the haunting persistence of one's longing and desire. It consists mostly of graphite drawings and watercolor paintings on various sizes of paper."

Thursday, February 24, 2011

THESE HANDS featuring Harry Diaz


Through February 27
Harry Diaz at CSUF Grand Central Art Center, Sales Gallery
These Hands is a body of work that explores the ambiguities of cultural identity and the difficulty one encounters communicating in a new society. Serigraphy, which has a long tradition in Latin American art, affords me many serendipitous opportunities and allows me to evolve the imagery through the layering process. -Harry Diaz

CAL STATE FULLERTON GRAND CENTRAL ART CENTER
125 N. Broadway Santa Ana, CA 92701 :: General Phone: 714.567.7233
The Cal State Fullerton Grand Central Art Center is a 45,000 square-foot, half-city block deep and full city-block long, three-level structure and houses: live/studio spaces for visual arts graduate students, the Grand Central Gallery, the Project room, the Grand Central Theater, Watermark Press, the Gypsy Den Café, a Rental and Sales gallery, classrooms and computer lab, Community room and computer lab, and a studio and living space dedicated to the center’s international artist-in-residence program.

The Grand Central Art Gallery and Project Room feature exhibitions and projects by internationally noted artists, presenting four to six exhibitions a year in each space. The Sales Gallery offers new exhibitions each month.

Watermark Printmaking is a private business run by owner James Lorigan, a master printmaker and artist, the contracted printer for most of the Grand Central Press projects which publishes limited edition prints, folio editions and catalogues.