Faculty Art Exhibition @ Cypress College Art Gallery

Faculty Art Exhibition @ Cypress College Art Gallery

by | Aug 31, 2008 | ALL

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Well, Well. Lookee what this is. A shameless plug!

The Cypress College Art Gallery is holding a exhibition of works by its faculty. The disclaimer here is that I just happen to be teaching at the college this semester. But we have a roster of really good working artists who are teaching there.

The Cypress College Art Gallery has really come into its own. Though the transition from the old space to the new was a bit rocky, it has become a really nice space. The gallery director and the students involved in making everything what it is today should really deserve recognition.

The opening is this Wednesday. Play Where is Waldo? and try to spot me. Shouldn't be all that hard, since I'll probably be the only Asian person there sporting a frohawk. But who knows. Everyone's sporting a frohawk nowaday.

CYPRESS COLLEGE
Faculty Art Exhibit

John Ahr
John Bilotta
Thomas Butler
Jamison Carter
Carleton Christy
Jacques deBeaufort
Matt Driggs
Daniel Duplessis
Finishing School (Ed Giardina & James Rojsirivat)
Ian Holmes
Michael Johnson
Melissa Kauk
Jeff Netzer 
Nancy E. Nichols
Hilary Norcliffe
Paul Paiement
Joyce Patti
Jay Sagen
Molly Schulps
Dan Stephens
Devon Tsuno
Angela Willcocks

CLASS OF ’71
Featuring the artwork of Emeritus Professors hired in 1971
Charlene Felos
Katharine Gross
Roger Mendes

SEPTEMBER 3 – 26, 2008
reception:  wednesday, september 3  6-9pm

Cypress College Art Gallery
9200 Valley View Street
Cypress, CA 90630-5897
714.484.7133

Gallery Hours
Monday – Thursday 10am-2pm
Tuesday – Wednesday  6-8pm

–James

The OC Art Blog was created in 2004 as a way to build community and promote the marginalized but dynamic Orange County art scene.

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