‘The Price’ Is Right for Voice and Movement Expert
David Nevell, professor of theatre and dance, always wanted to act and teach. He knows his experience as a working actor only helps him in the classroom.
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Graham Technique Leaps Into Spring Dance Theatre
Lisa Long’s dance students learn a powerful dance from guest artist Liberty Harris.
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Costume Design, Violin, Glass Experts Shine in Creative World
College of the Arts faculty members continue to be recognized outside of campus for their contribution to the art world.
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Theater Professor Leaves Giving Legacy to the Arts
A $100,000 gift from the estate of the late theater professor Dwight Richard Odle will support students in the College of the Arts.
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Arts Week Sparks Creative Expression
Arts Week 2019, taking place April 8-12, includes a packed schedule of visual and performing arts.
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Valdepeñas’ Master Class Is a Homecoming for Music Alumni
Music alumnus Joaquín Valdepeñas came back to his alma mater in February to teach a class, pick up a Distinguished Alumnus award and reconnect with music alumni.
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Alumni to Share Stories of Success in the Arts
As part of Women’s History Month celebration at Cal State Fullerton, the College of the Arts is hosting the Thursday, March 14 panel discussion “Women Alumni in the Arts: Titans Reaching Higher.”
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Begovich Gallery Showcases Artist’s Apocalyptic Vision
“Invocation of Almost: The Art of David Tibet,” an exhibit of artwork and music that channels the obsessions and daydreams of the artist is now at CSUF’s Begovich Gallery.
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Freshman Wins Gold at International Piano Arts Festival
Mathew Yang won first place in the jazz and classical divisions in China’s Bo’ao Piano Arts Festival.
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Clayes Collage Concert to Fill Meng Hall With Nonstop Music
Meng Concert Hall will once again welcome the talent of School of Music students at the 12th Annual Clayes Collage Concert Saturday, March 9.