Art.
Subject
Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings
Found in 7 Collections and/or Records:
58F: Recollections and Profiles, 1985 - 1985
Item
Identifier: TMSC U-72
Scope and Contents
Various artists recollect the 58F Art Gallery of Orange County, CA during 1973-1975. They discuss how this art gallery permitted them to display their creativity and helped them progress in their careers. They also explain artwork created during the 58F period. In addition, each artist explains the direction that their work has taken since their time in the 58F Gallery.
Dates:
1985 - 1985
Art on campus
Sub-Group — Multiple Containers
Identifier: UA 193/2
Scope and Contents
Self guided tour booklets, photographs, and information on the Statue of David.
Dates:
1957-2012; Majority of material found within 1957 - 2012
Emergency Committee to Defend Latin American Filmmakers, 1976
File — File cabinet 2, Drawer: 4, Folder: 11
Dates:
1976
Introduction to Monotyping and Monoprinting, 1982 - 1982
Item
Identifier: TMSC U-73
Scope and Contents
Tom Fricano discusses monotyping and monoprinting to create artwork. He also discusses the implications of these art forms on contemporary art.
Dates:
1982 - 1982
Profiles of Contemporary Women/You Can Make a Difference, 1992 - 1993
Item
Identifier: TMSC U-90
Scope and Contents
In Program #1, "Profiles of Contemporary Women," Barbara McDowell interviews Lorraine Blair, owner and director of Lessons Unlimited in Santa Ana. They discuss the concept of being a mother, and how the designation of mother or nurturer should not just be limited to the biological mother. She asserts that Mother's Day is not just for mothers. In Program #2, "Profiles of Contemporary Women," Barbara McDowell speaks with Linda Koranda, a CSUF graduate of Human Services. They discuss Koranda's...
Dates:
1992 - 1993
Statements (Black Arts magazine), editor John Henry (Berkeley, CA), 1972
File
Identifier: FC-06-0010-07
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
The Russell G. Benedict Polemical Literature Collection spans the years 1920 to 1980 and documents Benedict's efforts to collect and disseminate materials on controversial social and political issues. The collection includes research notes, speeches, and indices related to the publication "Top Secret," which examined both liberal and conservative extremist groups. Of particular interest is a hand printing press, gifted to Benedict by Clark Smith from the Berkeley Department of Rhetoric,...
Dates:
1972