‘Frozen’ Animator Returns for Sequel
CSUF arts alumnus Wayne Unten reprises his role as animation supervisor of Elsa in Disney’s “Frozen 2,” hitting theaters Nov. 22.
CSUF arts alumnus Wayne Unten reprises his role as animation supervisor of Elsa in Disney’s “Frozen 2,” hitting theaters Nov. 22.
Cal State Fullerton dancers Peyton Nakamura, Ashley Dimond and Edward Salas will be on stage this weekend, performing “The Light Within,” by dance faculty member Macarena Gandarillas, at the 2019 Palm Desert Choreography Festival.
Five Titan art students displayed strong creative ingenuity and top-notch technical skills to finish among the top five in a two-day Adobe Creative Jam held last month at Cal State Fullerton.
Theatre arts professor Svetlana Efremova-Reed has a role in the upcoming Netflix dram “Spinning Out” and is using the experience to bring insights and experiences to her classroom.
“A successful exhibition is one that empowers the viewer at many entry points,” says Jennifer Frias, the 2014 MFA art-art design alumna who returned to campus this fall to serve as art gallery director. She speaks as she sits just inside the Begovich Gallery, looking over the artwork currently on display in “A Place for Everything and Everything in Its Place.”
Music historian John Koegel will be addressing an audience at the Library of Congress next month as part of the American Musicological Society, while Romarilyn Ralston, program director of Project Rebound has recently returned from addressing an audience at Yale University.
Grand Central Art Center, created through a partnership between Cal State Fullerton and the city of Santa Ana, will be celebrated Wednesday, Oct. 16, as one of the 2019 OC Arts Awards honorees.
Cal State Fullerton theatre students who are focused on the design and technical production of theater traveled to the Czech Republic this summer — for a rare opportunity to attend the 2019 Prague Quadrennial of Performance Design and Space.
Two photographers will reflect on how religion is expressed in quotidian matters during an Oct. 8 talk hosted by CSUF’s Department of Religious Studies.
Thousands of friends and supporters of Cal State Fullerton enjoyed an evening of hits from the sixties while raising more than $1.4 million — a record high — for student scholarships and programs.