When I heard about Algorithmic Art, I immediately remembered about a math assignment (Algebra II Honors class) in which I had to depict Algorithmic Art, but in poster board size. I chose to do the following: 1. Start out with a circle 2. Draw two circles of equal size, each circle touching one end of … Continue reading
This week, I had the pleasure of interviewing John Sayson. John Sayson is currently in his third year of college, and he is a pre-film major. There seems to be a lot of enthusiastic film majors in this school: must be a great program! Anyways, I was surprised to hear that John Sayson actually lives … Continue reading
Piet Eppinga: One of this week’s exhibitions was located in The Merlino Gallery: A BFA ceramics show. The purpose of this show is to explore themes of humanity and the human experience. I was drawn towards this exhibit because of the sheer size of the sculptures and also because they depicted human-like figures with some … Continue reading
REBUILDING: by Patricia E. Rangel One of last week’s exhibits is titled “Rebuilding” and was located in the Werby Gallery. I’ll have to admit that the first thing I noticed was a pile of dirt on the floor, and that immediately drew my attention, as it seemed somewhat out of place. The inspiration for this particular … Continue reading
A while ago, I interviewed a cool classmate named Zhen Su. He is definitely one of the most unique individuals I’ve ever come across at Cal State Long Beach, and this is a reminder of how diverse our school campus can be. Which is something that I gladly welcome. Zhen is currently on his third … Continue reading
