CSUF Grand Central Art Center

Thank You to writer Laura Hess at No Proscenium for sharing the incredible insights into her experience with The Adjacent Possible! Currently hosted by CSUF Grand Central Art Center, The Adjacent Possible is a project by artist Joshua-Michele Ross in collaboration with Adam Brick and Adam Lucas. We will be adding dates for May performances soon! https://noproscenium.com/the-adjacent-possible-is-the-sound

April dates for The Adjacent Possible are now available! https://www.theadjacentpossibleorchestra.com/performances

Individuals from nine countries performed today’s The Adjacent Possible - participants from Scotland, Portugal, England, India, Canada, Abu Dhabi, Germany, Japan, and States across the US.

Tonight @ 5:30 PM Pacific Time. Register now to join us! Presented by ConSortiUm and hosted by California State University, Dominguez Hills Art Gallery through Aandrea Stang, BegovichGallery Cal State Fullerton through Jennifer Frias, and Grand Central Art Center through John Spiak. https://csudh.zoom.us/we/register/WN_8wsFUgoYRXSAge5sesqaSw

Join Us - Thursday, March 11 @ 5:30 PM Pacific Time https://www.facebook.com/events/256891432567651

Thank you to writer Vera Castaneda and Los Angeles Times (Daily Pilot & TimesOC) for the kind coverage of The Adjacent Possible by artists Joshua-Michele Ross, Adam Lucas, and Adam Brick. The project is currently hosted by CSUF Grand Central Art Center. More dates for April and May will be added soon! https://www.latimes.com//anyone-can-play-their-heart-out-i

As we all closely watch the final states count the remaining ballots, and the election results remain outstanding at this time, it has been determined by Pace Gallery, Catharine Clark Gallery, Grand Central Art Center, and Nina Katchadourian that it would be operative to postpone the completion of the artwork from Saturday November 7th to Saturday November 14th at 1 PM PST. At that time our co-hosted nationwide event to place the final sign will take place please join us virtually!

Thank You to writer Janica Michelle Martinez Torres and KCET for the great article on William Camargo's storefront exhibition "Origins & Displacements, Vols. 1 & 2," currently on exhibition at CSUF Grand Central Art Center and Muzeo https://www.kcet.org//william-camargos-lens-brings-focus-t

Today - In conversation with artist Nina Katchadourian, John Spiak of Grand Central Art Center, and Shauna McCabe of the Art Gallery of Guelph https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/monument-to-the-unelected-nina-

Hyperallergic review of William Camargo's current storefront exhibitions @ CSUF Grand Central Art Center and Muzéo, curated by Jennifer Frias. Thank you Eva Recinos for your thoughtful insights on "William Camargo: Origins and Displacements, Vols. 1 & 2" https://hyperallergic.com//william-camargo-grand-central-/

DRIVE BY THIS WEEKEND - Monument to the Unelected by artist Nina Katchadourian is viewable on the lawn at 896 S. Oakwood St. Orange, CA 92869 PLEASE NOTE: Our advance thanks to visiting patrons for their respect to the property, neighbors and surrounding neighborhood, and works included in the installation. https://www.forbes.com//from-thomas-jefferson-to-hillary/

Such a nice start to a Sunday morning!

Forbes review to start the weekend! Thank you contributor Jonathon Keats for your thoughtful perspective on Nina Katchadourian's "Monument to the Unelected" https://www.forbes.com//from-thomas-jefferson-to-hillary/

Chris Nichols, You Nailed It! Thank You for your wonderful story on Nina Katchadourian's "Monument to the Unelected" in Los Angeles Magazine! https://www.lamag.com/culturefil/monument-to-the-unelected/

Today - Tuesday, October 13 @ 1 PM Pacific Time! Virtual link: https://Fullerton.zoom.us/j/97263133777 This event is organized by the BegovichGallery Cal State Fullerton in partnership with CSUF Creative Photography.... William Camargo: Origins & Displacements, Vols. 1 & 2 October 3 December 31, 2020 @ Grand Central Art Center *This two-part exhibition, organized by the CSUF Begovich Gallery, is on view from the storefront windows at CSUF Grand Central Art Center (GCAC) in Santa Ana & Muzeo Museum & Cultural Center in Anaheim.