Introducing Lisa Draskovich-Long
Lisa Draskovich-Long, assistant professor of theatre and dance, has brought years of experience with the Dallas Black Dance Theatre, Riedel Dance Theater and Dance Kaleidoscope to Cal State Fullerton.
Arts
Dune Silent Art Auction Underway
Art created by faculty members and students for the 50th anniversary of Dune is being auctioned to help support Pollak Library’s University Archives and Special Collections.
Fedak Has ‘Nothing to Worry About’ in First Solo Show
Andrew Fedak, assistant professor of art, brings together stereoscopic projection and computer graphic techniques for his first solo exhibition, “You Have Nothing to Worry About" in Cal State L.A.'s Luckman Fine Arts Complex.
Scrooge Comes to Campus
Ebenezer Scrooge and the ghosts of Christmas Past, Present and Yet to Come visit Cal State Fullerton for the first time with a Nov. 20- Dec. 13 run of Charles Dickens’ “A Christmas Carol” at the Young Theatre.
New Exhibits at Grand Central Art Center
New exhibits, as well as glass and ceramics show and sale continue into 2016 at Santa Ana facility.
Ning An Debuts at Meng
Pianist Ning An, assistant professor of music, headlines an all-Chopin Friday, Nov. 13, recital at 8 p.m. in Meng Concert Hall.
Introducing Ning An
The newest member of Cal State Fullerton’s School of Music has received a multitude of accolades since, including top prizes from the Queen Elizabeth, Cleveland and William Kapell Piano competitions.
Coffee, Scripture and Brel Inspire Fall Dance Theatre Performances
Talented students, faculty and guest artists hit the stage in the Little Theatre for this year’s Nov. 12-22 Fall Dance Theatre.
School of Music Ensembles Invited to Carnegie Hall
The CSUF University Singers and University Symphony Orchestra will have an enviable opportunity to interpret the works of composer Tarik O’Regan at a Nov. 15 performance in Carnegie Hall.
Spiak, Kerciu, Begovich Gallery Make ‘Best of’ List
The College of the Arts received several accolades in the OC Weekly’s “Best of Orange County 2015.”