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William Rolland Gallery of Fine Art
Many works in collections have been altered by time or purposefully manipulated. This exhibit re-examines works of art to uncover what might be hiding in plain sight or just below the surface. Traces offers an inside look at the methods used to reveal the secrets of artworks, ranging from X-rays and infrared light to solvents that remove varnish.
by Jennifer Vanderpool
The Garment Girl exhibition developed from Jennifer Vanderpool’s immigrant grandmother’s reminiscences about working as a cook in a sweatshop in the Allegheny Mountains and her mother’s stories about sewing shirt collars to pay her college tuition.
Artist walk-through: Tuesday, Feb. 12, 4 p.m.
University organist Joseph Peeples will showcase the 2,109-pipe Borg Petersen Memorial Organ in 30-minute recitals on the first Friday of each month.
Theatre Arts speaker series hosted by Markus Flanagan
Kevin Pollak (A Few Good Men, The Usual Suspects, The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel and many more) is the next guest in Markus Flanagan's "Conversations with..." speaker series. A one-hour talk with Flanagan will be followed by 30 minutes of Q&A with the audience, so come and ask your questions!
'Bad News, Good News, Real News, Fake News: Reporting during the Trump era of 'post-truth,' Laurie Lattimore-Volkmann
Laurie Lattimore-Volkmann is an adjunct journalism professor at the College of Charleston, where she has taught courses on reporting, media writing, social media management and public relations since 2011.
Presented by the San Fernando Valley Business Journal and California Lutheran University's Center for Economic Research & Forecasting
Larson's Steakhouse - The Village Shopping Center, Woodland Hills
The executive director of California Lutheran University's highly regarded Center for Economic Research and Forecasting will provide an economic outlook specifically tailored to the San Fernando Valley.
'Artistic Representations: Manuscripts to Mosaics,' Christine Sellin, PhD
The 2018-19 History Lecture Series "A Thousand and One Years Ago: 1000 CE" continues with Cal Lutheran art professor Christine Sellin discussing representations of art.
The Great Wall of L.A.: Social and Public Art with Judith F. Baca
Judith F. Baca is a native Angeleno whose large-scale mural The Great Wall of Los Angeles is a cultural landmark.
After Dontre Hamilton, a black, unarmed man diagnosed with schizophrenia, is shot 14 times and killed by police in Milwaukee, his family embarks on a quest for answers, justice and reform.
William Rolland Art Center
The CLU 48 Hour Film Jam Spring 2019 is a campuswide competition in which teams of filmmakers have 48 hours to create a short movie.