This fall, Occidental College is proud to host its first semester-long Wanlass Artist in Residence, Lucky Dragons. Throughout their time on campus they will be engaging the Occidental community by creating art projects, interventions and organizing guest speakers. As part of their residency Lucky Dragons is organizing an exhibition that will be on view in the College’s Weingart Gallery from October 29 to November 29, 2014.
On view: May 2 - May 19
Rustle and Cry, by Hana S. Kim, is a site-specific video art installation that will be projected onto the facades of the Fowler-Johnson buildings and can be viewed nightly from the courtyard. The installation is conceived in collaboration with Visiting Professor Camilla Taylor's ARTS228 | Book Arts: The Hand Printed Book class and presented in conjunction with a limited edition collaborative art book.
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Candice Lin
"The inscrutable speech of objects"
Art & Activism
The panel Art & Activism examines how, in times of social and political divisiveness, artists can and are using their art practice as a form of political practice, resistance and protest.
This talk considers how art can be a viable tool for advocacy and agency through the work of a panel of artists across disciplines: theater, dance, music, and visual art.
Attendees are asked to pre-register via Eventbrite. https://www.eventbrite.com/e/an-architectural-guidebook-to-los-angeles-book-launch-tickets-52142674142
Students of Loren Battley's voice studio will present the music they have been practicing this semester, including jazz standards, pop hits, and original songs.