October 2009
Pitzer Galleries' "This Land is Your Land"
Inland Empire Weekly
October 2009
Pitzer Galleries' Veronica
Inland Empire Weekly
09.30.09
Nuttaphol Ma's "This Land is Your Land"
The Student Life
August 2009
Karen Lofgren's Gold Flood
ARTFORUM
08.13.09
Pitzer Galleries exhibition "Babel: the Chaos of Melancholy"
KPCC 89.3
07.30.2009
Pitzer Galleries' Artist-in-Resident, Karen Logren, and exhibition "Gold Flood"
IE Weekly
07.16.2009
Pitzer Galleries exhibition "Babel: the Chaos of Melancholy"
IE Weekly
07.07.2009
Pitzer Gallery installation, "Babel: The Chaos of Melancholy," on KPCC 89.3
KPCC 89.3
05.02.2009
Life experiences give Marks a creative edge
Claremont Courier
03.05.2009
Delivering Ransom: An interview with Pitzer's Emerging Artist-in-Residence, William Ransom
IE Weekly
01.31.2009
Natural Art. Lenzner Family Gallery hosts exhibition by Pitzer College's first artist-in-residence
Claremont Courier
01.30.2009
Narrowcast: Reframing Global Video 1986-2008
EYEBALL: Media Arts Webzine, Korea
January/February 2009
Broad Scope: Review of Narrowcast: Reframing Global Video 1986/2008
Afterimage: The Journal of Media Arts and Cultural Criticism, 36.4
11.19.2008
Engaging her audience: Pitzer procures new gallery director
Claremont Courier
10.31.2008
Reframing Global Video Part 1, Part 2,
Part 3
art:21 blog
10.30.2008
Pitzer's Narrowcast: Guilt By Association
IE Weekly
Pitzer Art Galleries
Lenzner Family Art Gallery, Atherton Hall
Opening reception: Thursday, January 29, 2009, 6-8 p.m.
Artist Walkthrough: Join William Ransom for a discussion of his work
at the Lenzner Family Art Gallery, Pitzer College
Thursday, January 29, 2009, 6 p.m.
Pitzer Art Galleries inaugurates its new Emerging Artist Program in the Lenzner Family Art Gallery with its first artist-in-residence, William Ransom. Ransom, who makes meticulously crafted, large-scale sculptural works from recycled and found wood, will transform the space into an experimental hub from December 2008 to January 2009, culminating in a site-specific installation that includes composting and other biological entropic activities. Fusing the old and the new, Ransom combines nostalgia for bygone materials and production methods with sustainable solutions for a future lifestyle.