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The Liberal Arts Subdivision embraces
the mission of the college of educating the whole person. Through
continuous program assessment and evaluation, it provides a strong foundation
for transfer and career students, and offers opportunities for intellectual,
social, artistic, multicultural, and technological achievement in a learning
environment that provides respect and support for students. It also serves
as a resource for the cultural and artistic life of the college and community.
Departments
Behavioral Science
Communications/Literature/Languages
Fine Arts and Humanities
Social Science
Events
Jamie Callahan
“365 Day Self Portrait”
Jan. 9-Feb. 9
Reception: Thursday, Jan. 19, 2-4 p.m.
Building F, Robert F. DeCaprio Art Gallery
In July 2010 photographer Jamie Callahan began
working on an intimate photographic exposé of himself in what was to become a
365-day visual blogging.
The artist explains, “this project is the first
time I've ever turned the camera on myself. Normally I avoid photographing
myself at all costs…so I decided to do something that would force me
significantly out of my comfort zone. In many ways it proved to be an arduous
and frustrating journey…I am now very well acquainted with all my blemishes and
asymmetries!”
Come and meet the artist to ask him about his
year-long adventure into such a familiar subject. Did he like what he saw?
Alex Hibbitts
“Neither Landscape Nor Architecture”
Feb. 13-March 8
Reception: Thursday, Feb. 16, 2-4 p.m.
Building F, Robert F. DeCaprio Art Gallery
Alex Hibbitt’s work is both ceramic and
sculptural, object and installation. In her mixed media room-scapes, ceramic
surfaces simulate the smooth screen of the computer monitor, and painted
surfaces bounce back and forth between two and three dimensions. The use of
light and Plexiglas furthers this dislocation through shadow and reflection,
until what is created is something neither landscape nor architecture but a
fusion into a new kind of aesthetic environment.
Summer Drama Camp
An awesome theater experience for teens
Ages14-18
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