CAMFA by GLAMFA 2021: Social Distancing

Traditionally, each year’s GLAMFA exhibition takes on a specific theme. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and the resulting stay-at-home orders, in 2021 we showcased the work MFA students made in confinement. For the first time, we invited students from the entire state of California to participate in this year’s iteration exhibition. This year’s goal was to showcase responding to the pressing issues we were (and are still) confronting, such as civil unrest, economic crisis, intense political climate towards the presidential election, devastating fires, and the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.

Schedule of Events

Instagram Artist Spotlights: January 18th – January 22nd, 2021

CAMFA by GLAMFA 2020 & CSU Long Beach Graduate Open Studios:
On View: January 18th – 31st
CAMFA Tumblr Online Exhibition NOW CLOSED

Sunday, January 24th, 2021

“Hope as Discipline – A Manifesto Workshop”
Workshop Date & Time: January 24th, 12-3pm
Organizers: Ana Baginski, Silvi Naçi, Gosia Wojas  
Join: Sign-Up Form

Learn more about the Absent Museum: https://gosiawojas.com/the-Absent-Museum

CAMFA Opening Reception: Zoom Reception 5pm
(Link will be provided via email to CAMFA Participants)

Tuesday, January 26, 2021

Visiting Artists Zoom Panel 5PM PST:

Moderator, Dulce Soledad Ibarra, Artist/Educator
Kin Folkz, LGBTQIA+ Healing Arts Advocate Diversity & Inclusion Advisor
Mandy Harris Williams, Artist/Writer/Educator

*Webinar links will be sent to CSULB SOA community and CAMFA participantS

Participants CAMFA by GLAMFA 2021: Social Distancing:

Albert Choi, Claremont
Kevin Clancy, UC Santa Barbara
Hiroshi Clark, UC Irvine
Andrea Clary, CSU San Bernardino
Bailey Davenport, UC San Diego
Tom Dunn, UC Santa Barbara
Stephanie Dolan, CSU Northridge
Ross Doyle, CAL Arts
Melora Garcia, CSU Northridge
Taylor Griffith, Art Center
Emily Gui, UC Berkeley
ann haeyoung, UCLA
Dani Kwan, UC Santa Barbara
Larry Li, Otis
Mahtab Mohammadi, CSU Fullerton
Kara Nelson, Mills
Matthew Nespor, CSU Northridge
Matthew Pagoaga, CAL Arts
Jennie E. Park, CAL Arts
Katherine Parker, UC Santa Barbara
Maja Skjoth Hegelund, UC Santa Barbara
Katia Stewart, CSU Northridge
Zoë Sturges, CAL Arts
Kelsey Thomas, Mills
 Renae Wang, Laguna College of Art & Design
 Gosia Wojas, UC Irvine
Alexander Zimmerman, San Diego State University 

GLAMFA 2018 Satellite Show: Transpose

 

Exhibiting Artists:

Isabel Avila Catherine Azimi, Erika Niko Barrios, Emily Baker, Rose Briccetti, Adrian Culverson, Emily Blythe Jones, Kellan Barnebey King, Philip Koscak, Shannon Leith, Amy Mackay, Megan Macuen, Patricia Martin, Rain Lucien Mati-Ieke, Morgan Mcallister, Iain Muirhead, Yael Nov, Michelle Nunes, Erika Ostrander, Andrea Patrie, Elise Preiss, Jennifer Reifsneider, Elena Roznovan, Cintia Alejandra Segovia, Shelbi Shroeder, Christina Shurts, Peter Sowinski, Andrew K.Thompson

About

At FAR we are always trying new things and this time we created a satellite show, called Transpose. The idea was to bring multiple generations of CSULB alumni, GLAMFA artists and CSULB MFA students into one place. Kristina Newhouse, University Art Museum curator and CSULB alumni, blindly juried the show and it shows an interesting array of media and thematic diversity. To complement this show we asked art critic, Robert Pincus, to write an essay in response to the show. 

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CAMFA by GLAMFA 2021: Social Distancing

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GLAMFA 2020: Double Play

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GLAMFA 2019: Open Relationships

GLAMFA 2019: Open Relationships

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GLAMFA 2018

GLAMFA 2018

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GLAMFA 2018 Satellite Show: Transpose

GLAMFA 2018 Satellite Show: Transpose

 

Exhibiting Artists: Isabel Avila Catherine Azimi, Erika Niko Barrios, Emily…

GLAMFA 2011

Back when FAR was FAR(t)…

Group Exhibition: GLAMFA 2011
August 29 – September 8, 2011

California State University, Long Beach
1250 N Bellflower Blvd, Long Beach, CA 90804
Gallery Hours: Monday – Thursday, 12:00 – 5:00 p.m.

Reception: September 4, 4:00 – 8:00 p.m.

The CSULB Fine Arts Round Table (FARt) begins this academic year with a group exhibition featuring work by graduate students throughout the greater Los Angeles area. This diverse community includes artists from 10 schools; California Institute of the Arts, Claremont Graduate University, CSU Northridge, Otis College of Art and Design, UC Irvine, UC Los Angeles, UC San Diego, and UC Santa Barbara. GLAMFA 2011 will occupy five CSULB art department galleries and two project spaces with more than 60 works in a diverse range of mediums. Now in its seventh year, GLAMFA has become a tradition for MFAs, encouraging dialogue amongst an emerging generation of LA artists and its public.

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CAMFA by GLAMFA 2021: Social Distancing

Traditionally, each year’s GLAMFA exhibition takes on a specific theme. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and the…

GLAMFA 2020: Double Play

GLAMFA 2020: Double Play

The graduate students at CSU Long Beach and members of Fine Arts Roundtable (FAR) have…

GLAMFA 2019: Open Relationships

GLAMFA 2019: Open Relationships

At the start of each spring semester, a symposium of CSU Long Beach MFA students,…

GLAMFA 2018

GLAMFA 2018

Greater Los Angeles MFA (GLAMFA) is an annual exhibition curated and organized by CSULB MFA…

GLAMFA 2018 Satellite Show: Transpose

GLAMFA 2018 Satellite Show: Transpose

 

Exhibiting Artists: Isabel Avila Catherine Azimi, Erika Niko Barrios, Emily…