Living somewhat of a double life, photographer Cara Romero grew up spending each school year in Houston, TX, and summers on the Chemehuevi reservation in California’s Mojave Desert. She highlights …
Read moreNative American photographer Cara Romero speaks to students
José Miguel Camacho, a junior studio arts major, has combined his love for art with his passion for social justice. In collaboration with the Laband Art Gallery, Camacho helped initiate …
Read moreBIPOC art prioritized through Laband Art Gallery initiative
Texan sculptor George Rodriguez discussed the cultural messaging of his artwork with the LMU community during the KaleidoLA speaker series on Friday. For the past seven years, the LMU College …
Read moreKaleidoLA features social justice sculptor George Rodriguez
Anyone who has ever visited Loyola Marymount University’s campus knows this place is full of hidden delights. Last month, a group of third graders from Broadway Elementary in Venice visited …
Read moreArt History Partners with Hannon Library to Develop an LMU-themed Scavenger Hunt
The children visiting Loyola Marymount University excitedly crowded around art tables to craft hundreds of “feathers” out of white sheets of paper. Nearby, their college-aged mentors were hard at work …
Read moreLMU, Westside Global Awareness School, Celebrate a Decade of Art Education
Elena Muslar ’11 has joined LMU as the Assistant Director for Entertainment and Fine Arts Professions in Career and Professional Development. In this role, she will support the career development needs …
Read moreWelcoming CFA’s New Career and Professional Development Liaison
The Hannon Library Spring 2017 Archives and Special Collections gallery exhibition, (Re) Imagining Each Other, explores issues of race and culture through the examination of 19th-century illustrated texts, early 20th-century …
Forging a career in healthcare may seem like an unlikely choice for a designer, but for one LMU Studio Arts program grad, this path was years in the making. Justin …
Read moreAlumni Profile: Applying a Design Degree in a Healthcare Setting
Over the years, countless groups of U.S. undergrads have flocked to Florence to study Art and Art History – and what better place to do it? Loyola Marymount University …
Read moreAssessing the Transformative Potential of Design in Florence
This summer, the Department of Art and Art History of the College of Communication and Fine Arts promoted Dr. Amanda Herring to a full-time tenure track faculty member. With …
Read moreArt History Clinical Faculty Elevated to Tenure-Track