If you have access to HBOmax why not watch the 30 min documentary called Dark Light: The Art of Blind Photographers. The film explores how 3 blind photographers, Pete Eckert, Bruce Hall, and Henry Butler create their work and explores questions such as can vision succeed where eyesight fails? Can a blind person make meaningful photographs? How can the creator appreciate his own work?
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Some museums free September 17
Museum day is this Saturday Sept 17th. If you would like to visit a participating museum you must download a ticket.
To see which museums are participating and to get your ticket use the link
Some of the area museums that are participating include:
American Museum of Ceramic Art
Pomona, CA
Moulton Museum
Laguna Hills, CA
Museum of Latin American Art
Long Beach, CA
San Diego Archaeological Center
Escondido, CA
9/14 Art Center visits Palomar
The presentation will start at 8:00am in C2, and you’ll have a chance to ask questions afterwards.
The ArtCenter is a private, nonprofit, and fully accredited university in Pasadena. CA. They offer 6 Bachelor of Fine Art programs (Creative Direction, Graphic Design, Fine Art, Illustration, Film, and Photography and Imaging) and 5 Bachelor of Science programs (Entertainment Design [Animation, Concept Design, and Game Design], Interaction Design, Spatial Experience Design, Transportation Design, and Product Design).
The purpose of the visit is to familiarize students with the professional creative career opportunities available to them and provide information about the school and showcase current students’ work.
If you would like to be be added to ArtCenter’s mailing list complete this:
https://connect.artcenter.edu/register/palomar22.
View the Art Center admissions webpage
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Escondido College Open House
The Escondido At Association Artists Gallery and its partners are holding an event on Saturday Oct. 8th from 5:30-7:30 that will introduce students to local artists, galleries, theaters and more in historic downtown Escondido. It is a walking tour with opportunities all along the
route.
Fall 2022 Glassblowing Class
Join us on Monday and Wednesday nights from 6-9 PM for ART 160. Visit the Art Department website to learn more and
see samples of student work from the Glass program.
2022 Summer Art Classes!
The time has come to register for summer classes. This summer the Art Dept. is offering several classes in both face to face or online formats.
For more information about these classes or degrees visit the Art Dept Website
See the schedule online here
•Art 100 (50293), Intro to Art online asynchrous, 5/31-7/23: Elaine Wilson.
•Art 100 (50379), Intro to Art asynchrous, 5/31-7/23: Elaine Wilson.
•Art 100 (50269), Intro to Art 6-9:10, SEC-317 (South Ed Center in Rancho Bernardo), 5/31-7/21: Helen Wilson.
•Art 102 (50879), Foundations of Drawing online synchronous (live web), TTh 9-4:05, 5/31-7/21: Steve Curry.
•Art 102 (50225), Foundations of Drawing MW 9-6:40 Briana Stanley.
•Art 103 (50369), Intermediate Drawing MW 9-6:40, Briana Stanley.
•Art 120 (50342), Foundations of Life Drawing TTh 9-4:05, Bo Kim.
•Art 121 (50344), Intermediate Life Drawing TTh 9-4:05, Bo Kim.
•Art 135 (50229) Ceramics 1, TTh 9-4:05, 5/31-7/21: Ryan Bulis.
•Art 136 (TBD) Ceramics 2, TTh 9-4:05, 5/31-7/21: Ryan Bulis.
•Art 951 (TBD) TTh 9-4:05, 5/31-7/21: Ryan Bulis.
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April 27th – deadline to apply for Art Scholarship
This year due to Covid-19 the Art Department has taken its scholarship competition online. We are excited to have scholarships available for students currently enrolled in at least one Art class this semester. The scholarship competition is being hosted as a Canvas class so if you would like to participate head on over to this link and self-enroll in the class. There is no grade and it will not effect your GPA.
The deadline to submit a completed application, and images of your works of art, is Wed., April 27, 2022 at 11:59 p.m. Scholarship recipients will be listed as an announcement on the scholarship Canvas site. The Palomar College Foundation will also notify winners in writing.
Tim Murdoch show at SWC Gallery
You may know Tim as Palomar College staff from the 3D area of the art dept. Tim has a show titled Edges of Things running from April 4 -April 28 at the Southwestern College Art Gallery.
There is an artist reception Sat. April 23 4-6 pm.
The Gallery is located at:
900 Otay Lakes Road
Building 88 Rm 101
Chula Vista CA 91910
3/17 Chicana Art Talk via Zoom
As part of the Women’s History Month programming Angelica Yanez will be hosting a presentation via Zoom that will showcase the political art of Chicana feminists that engage in a host of social and cultural issues like racism, labor rights, sexuality, and Mexican Native culture. Images will be shown.
The talk is scheduled for 3/17 from 1:30-2:30
Get sign up details by visiting the Women’s History Month Website
Virtual Art Lecture at the Boehm Gallery
No More Boring Art Lecture series:
Featuring
Bhavna Mehta
March 16 at 4:00 over Zoom
RSVP by emailing Ryan Bulis at rbulis@palomar.edu
For more information on Gallery programming please visit the Gallery website