David Furman (Art)
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Professor Furman participated in a number of group exhibitions including: |
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“Jingdezhen International Ceramic Art Exhibition,” Jingdezhen Ceramics Museum, Jingdezhen, China, October 2006. |
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“The Clay Studio,” Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, September to October, 2006. |
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“A China Response, Santa Fe Clay,” Santa Fe, August to September 2006. |
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“Trick of the Eye: Trompe L’oeil Sculpture,” The Clay Studio, Philadelphia, July 2006. |
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“Venice Art Walk,” Bergamot Station, Santa Monica, California, May 2006.
“Tea Time: The Art of the Teapot,” Kalamazoo Institute of the Arts, Kalamazoo, Michigan, May to July, 2006. |
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“An Extravagance of Salt and Pepper: Containers/Shakers/Concepts,” Baltimore Clayworks, Baltimore, Maryland, May to June, 2006. |
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| Ming-Yuen S. Ma (Media Studies) |
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“The ReCut Project” (A series of performances based on the “Cut Piece” by Yoko Ono) and “Bag Piece” (reproduced from original by Yoko Ono as multiples), “Draw A Line And Follow It”, Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions (LACE), Los Angeles, USA, June to August, 2006. Curated by Carol Stakenas. |
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| Kathryn Miller (Art/Environmental Studies) |
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“Earthly Concerns: Activist EcoArt,” University of San Francisco, Thacher Gallery, San Francisco, California. Photo-documentation of completed ecologically-based art projects from 1992-2006, August to October 2006. |
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Arroyo Pescadero Interpretive Arena completed. This rammed earth amphitheater seats 50 people with an exterior berm landscaped with plants native to the Whittier Hills. The designed outdoor classroom and surrounding plantings establish a port of entry to the wilderness area. The Puente Hills Landfill Native Habitat Preservation Authority oversees the wilderness park. The project was funded by the National Endowment for the Arts and the National Park Service and done in collaboration with artist Andreas Hessing, June 2006. |
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“Humor and Ecological Art,” exhibition for the Bioneers Annual Conference, Marin, California. Photography, October 2006. |
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| Michael Woodcock (Art) |
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Professor Woodcock’s artwork was most recently exhibited at: “New Year in Black and White” at the I-5 gallery in Los Angeles and included the work of 14 artists, including Ed Moses and Mark Kostabi. Curated by Mat Gleason, January 2007. |
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“Ink and Clay 33,” the annual national juried exhibition of prints and ceramics at Cal Poly Pomona. January to February 2007. |
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His work has also been recently acquired by the Center for the Study of Political Graphics in Los Angeles and the Phoenix Art Museum in Arizona. |
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