CSUN Art Galleries

: Lingering Echo, Ceramic, glaze, luster, 12 x 8 x 5", 2020 : The female form, and my own biological phenomenon inform my work. The concept of family reproduction is part of my genetic blueprint, as it is for many women. Uncontrollable circumstances can impact these personal or cultural expectations. The wonders, but challenging facets within my own body has led me to work abstractly to ponder my own fecundity. While doing so the work represents different stages of the human... embryo, the multiplying notion of ovarian follicles and gives emotion a physical form. As I conceal intimate moments and reveal joyous hopes, I ponder veiled and exposed emotions. Through the use of scale my work inhabits these notions and embraces the physical transformation of these sentiments. : Blanca Guerra-Echeverria received her BA and MA in Ceramics from California State University Northridge and her MFA in Studio Arts from the University of Colorado at Boulder. She has exhibited work nationally at galleries and museums, such as Hyperlink Gallery in Chicago, The Clay Studio in Philadelphia, The American Museum of Ceramic Art in California, Reese Gallery in St. Louis, the CU Art Museum in Colorado, and the Kansas City Museum in Missouri. Most recent teaching experiences include, Visiting Assistant Professor at Adams State University, in Alamosa, CO and Adjunct Faculty at the University of Hartford in Hartford, CT. Currently she resides in Ann Arbor, Michigan. : #csun #artgalleries #Alumni #ceramics #BlancaGuerra-Echeverria See more

: Supplementing the Void, Ceramic, glaze, luster, wood, 84 x 36 x 7", 2014 : The female form, and my own biological phenomenon inform my work. The concept of family reproduction is part of my genetic blueprint, as it is for many women. Uncontrollable circumstances can impact these personal or cultural expectations. The wonders, but challenging facets within my own body has led me to work abstractly to ponder my own fecundity. While doing so the work represents different stag...es of the human embryo, the multiplying notion of ovarian follicles and gives emotion a physical form. As I conceal intimate moments and reveal joyous hopes, I ponder veiled and exposed emotions. Through the use of scale my work inhabits these notions and embraces the physical transformation of these sentiments. : Blanca Guerra-Echeverria received her BA and MA in Ceramics from California State University Northridge and her MFA in Studio Arts from the University of Colorado at Boulder. She has exhibited work nationally at galleries and museums, such as Hyperlink Gallery in Chicago, The Clay Studio in Philadelphia, The American Museum of Ceramic Art in California, Reese Gallery in St. Louis, the CU Art Museum in Colorado, and the Kansas City Museum in Missouri. Most recent teaching experiences include, Visiting Assistant Professor at Adams State University, in Alamosa, CO and Adjunct Faculty at the University of Hartford in Hartford, CT. Currently she resides in Ann Arbor, Michigan. : #csun #artgalleries #Alumni #ceramics #BlancaGuerra-Echeverria See more

: Adrienne Kinsella, @AdrienneKinsella, Hers, 2020, 36 x 48 inches, Colored pencil on mylar : 43 Muscles to Frown is the title of this year's online Annual Painting Guild show. Painting Guild is the official CSUN organization for painting and brings together undergraduates, graduates, faculty and alumni to participate in shows, speaker series, and workshops. This year's show highlights eight members' work that was made in the past year. : #csunPaintingGuild #43musclestofrown #painting #csun #csunartgalleries #northridge #sfv #AdrienneKinsella

: In Waiting, Ceramic, glaze, luster, wood, 40 x 12 x 8, 2014 : The female form, and my own biological phenomenon inform my work. The concept of family reproduction is part of my genetic blueprint, as it is for many women. Uncontrollable circumstances can impact these personal or cultural expectations. The wonders, but challenging facets within my own body has led me to work abstractly to ponder my own fecundity. While doing so the work represents different stages of the hu...man embryo, the multiplying notion of ovarian follicles and gives emotion a physical form. As I conceal intimate moments and reveal joyous hopes, I ponder veiled and exposed emotions. Through the use of scale my work inhabits these notions and embraces the physical transformation of these sentiments. : Blanca Guerra-Echeverria received her BA and MA in Ceramics from California State University Northridge and her MFA in Studio Arts from the University of Colorado at Boulder. She has exhibited work nationally at galleries and museums, such as Hyperlink Gallery in Chicago, The Clay Studio in Philadelphia, The American Museum of Ceramic Art in California, Reese Gallery in St. Louis, the CU Art Museum in Colorado, and the Kansas City Museum in Missouri. Most recent teaching experiences include, Visiting Assistant Professor at Adams State University, in Alamosa, CO and Adjunct Faculty at the University of Hartford in Hartford, CT. Currently she resides in Ann Arbor, Michigan. : #csun #artgalleries #Alumni #ceramics #BlancaGuerra-Echeverria See more

: Adrienne Kinsella, @AdrienneKinsella, His, 2020, 36 x 48 inches, Colored pencil on mylar : 43 Muscles to Frown is the title of this year's online Annual Painting Guild show. Painting Guild is the official CSUN organization for painting and brings together undergraduates, graduates, faculty and alumni to participate in shows, speaker series, and workshops. This year's show highlights eight members' work that was made in the past year. : #csunPaintingGuild #43musclestofrown #painting #csun #csunartgalleries #northridge #sfv #AdrienneKinsella

: Untitled (Ovum Series), Ceramic, underglaze, glaze, 12 x 8 x 6, 2016 : The female form, and my own biological phenomenon inform my work. The concept of family reproduction is part of my genetic blueprint, as it is for many women. Uncontrollable circumstances can impact these personal or cultural expectations. The wonders, but challenging facets within my own body has led me to work abstractly to ponder my own fecundity. While doing so the work represents different stages ...of the human embryo, the multiplying notion of ovarian follicles and gives emotion a physical form. As I conceal intimate moments and reveal joyous hopes, I ponder veiled and exposed emotions. Through the use of scale my work inhabits these notions and embraces the physical transformation of these sentiments. : Blanca Guerra-Echeverria received her BA and MA in Ceramics from California State University Northridge and her MFA in Studio Arts from the University of Colorado at Boulder. She has exhibited work nationally at galleries and museums, such as Hyperlink Gallery in Chicago, The Clay Studio in Philadelphia, The American Museum of Ceramic Art in California, Reese Gallery in St. Louis, the CU Art Museum in Colorado, and the Kansas City Museum in Missouri. Most recent teaching experiences include, Visiting Assistant Professor at Adams State University, in Alamosa, CO and Adjunct Faculty at the University of Hartford in Hartford, CT. Currently she resides in Ann Arbor, Michigan. : #csun #artgalleries #Alumni #ceramics #BlancaGuerra-Echeverria See more

: Adrienne Kinsella, @AdrienneKinsella, Skirting the Obvious, 2020, 30 x 40 inches, Oil on canvas : 43 Muscles to Frown is the title of this year's online Annual Painting Guild show. Painting Guild is the official CSUN organization for painting and brings together undergraduates, graduates, faculty and alumni to participate in shows, speaker series, and workshops. This year's show highlights eight members' work that was made in the past year. : #csunPaintingGuild #43musclestofrown #painting #csun #csunartgalleries #northridge #sfv #AdrienneKinsella

: Untitled (Ovum Series), Ceramic, underglaze, 11 x 8 x 5, 2018 : The female form, and my own biological phenomenon inform my work. The concept of family reproduction is part of my genetic blueprint, as it is for many women. Uncontrollable circumstances can impact these personal or cultural expectations. The wonders, but challenging facets within my own body has led me to work abstractly to ponder my own fecundity. While doing so the work represents different stages of the ...human embryo, the multiplying notion of ovarian follicles and gives emotion a physical form. As I conceal intimate moments and reveal joyous hopes, I ponder veiled and exposed emotions. Through the use of scale my work inhabits these notions and embraces the physical transformation of these sentiments. : Blanca Guerra-Echeverria received her BA and MA in Ceramics from California State University Northridge and her MFA in Studio Arts from the University of Colorado at Boulder. She has exhibited work nationally at galleries and museums, such as Hyperlink Gallery in Chicago, The Clay Studio in Philadelphia, The American Museum of Ceramic Art in California, Reese Gallery in St. Louis, the CU Art Museum in Colorado, and the Kansas City Museum in Missouri. Most recent teaching experiences include, Visiting Assistant Professor at Adams State University, in Alamosa, CO and Adjunct Faculty at the University of Hartford in Hartford, CT. Currently she resides in Ann Arbor, Michigan. : #csun #artgalleries #Alumni #ceramics #BlancaGuerra-Echeverria See more

: Multiplying Ovum, Ceramic, glaze, underglaze, acrylic, 18 x 12 x 12, 2018 : The female form, and my own biological phenomenon inform my work. The concept of family reproduction is part of my genetic blueprint, as it is for many women. Uncontrollable circumstances can impact these personal or cultural expectations. The wonders, but challenging facets within my own body has led me to work abstractly to ponder my own fecundity. While doing so the work represents different st...ages of the human embryo, the multiplying notion of ovarian follicles and gives emotion a physical form. As I conceal intimate moments and reveal joyous hopes, I ponder veiled and exposed emotions. Through the use of scale my work inhabits these notions and embraces the physical transformation of these sentiments. : Blanca Guerra-Echeverria received her BA and MA in Ceramics from California State University Northridge and her MFA in Studio Arts from the University of Colorado at Boulder. She has exhibited work nationally at galleries and museums, such as Hyperlink Gallery in Chicago, The Clay Studio in Philadelphia, The American Museum of Ceramic Art in California, Reese Gallery in St. Louis, the CU Art Museum in Colorado, and the Kansas City Museum in Missouri. Most recent teaching experiences include, Visiting Assistant Professor at Adams State University, in Alamosa, CO and Adjunct Faculty at the University of Hartford in Hartford, CT. Currently she resides in Ann Arbor, Michigan. : #csun #artgalleries #Alumni #ceramics #BlancaGuerra-Echeverria See more

: Stephanie Dolan, @sd3studios, untitled- (snapshotsO), 2020, 21 x 13 inches : 43 Muscles to Frown is the title of this year's online Annual Painting Guild show. Painting Guild is the official CSUN organization for painting and brings together undergraduates, graduates, faculty and alumni to participate in shows, speaker series, and workshops. This year's show highlights eight members' work that was made in the past year. : #csunPaintingGuild #43musclestofrown #painting #csun #csunartgalleries #northridge #sfv #StephanieDolan

: Stephanie Dolan, @sd3studios, untitled- (snapshotsR), 2020, 21 x 13 inches : 43 Muscles to Frown is the title of this year's online Annual Painting Guild show. Painting Guild is the official CSUN organization for painting and brings together undergraduates, graduates, faculty and alumni to participate in shows, speaker series, and workshops. This year's show highlights eight members' work that was made in the past year. : #csunPaintingGuild #43musclestofrown #painting #csun #csunartgalleries #northridge #sfv #StephanieDolan

: Stephanie Dolan, @sd3studios, Winning, 2019, 23 x 19 inches : 43 Muscles to Frown is the title of this year's online Annual Painting Guild show. Painting Guild is the official CSUN organization for painting and brings together undergraduates, graduates, faculty and alumni to participate in shows, speaker series, and workshops. This year's show highlights eight members' work that was made in the past year. : #csunPaintingGuild #43musclestofrown #painting #csun #csunartgalleries #northridge #sfv #StephanieDolan