CSUCI - John Spoor Broome Library

Previous Exhibitions at John Spoor Library:

2009 Annual Faculty Exhibition
October 8- November 89, 2009
Exhibiting Artists: Liz King, Jack Reilly, Irina Costache, Christophe Bourely, Rachel Myers, Beverly Decker, Amiko Matsuo, Sean Dowey, Beth Leister, Larry Lytle, Mick Reinman, Peter Harper, James Graca, Lule Matjas, Aldo Figueroa. More Information.

Photographic Portraits by Donna Granata: The Art of Community
September 3 - October 7, 2009
Donna Granata is especially known for her portrait series of outstanding artists. She has created more than 140 photographic portraits specific to this series, each one revealing the individual character of the artist. When the portraits are shown in a large group, the artists photographed are no longer anonymous, not longer just a name. They are viewed as vibrant human beings. More information.

Dialogue: Contemporary Chicana/o Art
Curated by Denise Lugo, M.A. Lecturer in Art History
May 25-July 31, 2009
A glimpse into today's Contemporary Chican/o Art scene. The premise of this exhibition is create an aesthetic dialogue among the public/viewers.
Artists: Linda Vallejo, Alma Lopez, Leo Limon, Laura Aguilar,
Vibiana Aparico-Chamberlin, Juan Solis

Postmodern Calligraphies
Curated by Irina D. Costache, Ph.D., Professor of Art History at California State Univesrity Channel Islands February 1- March 15, 2009
Reception: Sunday, March 1st, 12-2pm, coincided with a CAA conference tour which includes Insight/Inside LA at José Drudis-Biada Gallery at Mt. St. Mary’s College and a visit to the Getty Villa. Malibu, CA. This exhibition exposes contemporary artistic practices and novel signatory presences derived from broad interdisciplinary dialogues. Its focus on architecture, photography, and landscape architecture realigns artistic boundaries and proposes an inclusive understanding of art. The intricate dialogues between natural and built environment suggested by the artists are emphasized by innovative displays and eclectic use of media. Elegant lines, sophisticated shapes, and idiosyncratic palettes create a vibrant calligraphy with significant conceptual ramifications. more information

"SO. CAL." Artists-professors working in universities and colleges in Southern California. Each artist was selected by a member of the CSUCI Art faculty.
December 4, 2008 - November 15, 2009
Participating Artists: Barbara Drucker University of California, Los Angeles; Bob Moskowitz, Ventura Community College; Chris Slatoff, Art Center College of Design, Pasadena; Cliff Cramp, California State University Fullerton; Gary Lang, Claremont Graduate University; John Ridgway, Otis College Art and Design, Los Angele; Kevin Myers, Orange Coast College, Costa Mesa; Kip Fulbeck, University of California Santa Barbara; Mauro Caputo, Otis School of Art and Design; Rafael Perea de la Cabada, Santa Barbara City College; Richard Johnston, CSU San Bernardino; Sant Khalsa, CSU San Bernardino; William Hendricks, Ventura College; Christine Morla, Oxnard College; Alina Chau, Woodbury University; Michael Tang, Loyola Marymount University

"Truth is Stranger than Function" The 2008 CSUCI Art Faculty Exhibition: Recent works by CSUCI Art Faculty.
September 11 - November 21, 2008
This exciting exhibition features original, innovative work created by the accomplished CSUCI art faculty. It will illustrate the diversity of the faculty group through a wide range of artistic approaches, philosophies and media. These talented individuals are all practicing artists and scholars recognized in their respective fields in addition to being outstanding teachers.
Art faculty participating in the exhibition include Jack Reilly, Matthew Furmanski, Liz King, Luke Matjas, Catie Mihalopoulos, Beverly Decker, Christophe Bourely, Amiko Matsuo, Sean Dowey, Michael Steffen, Rachel Myers, Larry Lytle, Aldo Figueroa, Peter Harper, Kathleen Quaife, Mick Reinman, and James Graca.
Viewers in gallery
Located in the center of the CSUCI campus. The new university library is a landmark building, designed by world renowned architect, Sir Norman Foster. This fabulous space offers a gallery space and numerous, dramatic exhibition areas located throughout the bright and airy structure.

John Spoor Broome Library
California State University Channel Islands
One University Drive, Camarillo, CA. 93012.
For more information: 805-437-8570, FAX: 805-437-8572
Email: art@csuci.edu
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Limited parking is available on campus. $6 for a daily permit. Free parking is available at the Camarillo Metrolink Station at Lewis Road parking lot in Camarillo with shuttle service (CSUCI VISTA BUS) to and from the campus until 10 p.m.
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Gallery Submission Policy
If you wish to have work reviewed or propose an exhibition, please send a CD with 10-20 jpeg images, annotated image list, resume, and exhibition proposal to:
CSUCI Exhibitions
Art Department
California State University Channel Islands
One University Drive
Camarillo, CA 93012