Featuring:
Joe La Barbera- drums
Clay Jenkins- trumpet
Bob Sheppard- sax
Bill Cunliffe- piano
Jonathan Richards- bass
Program:
1. Everyone’s Song But My Own
2. Barcelona
3. Lake Erie
4. Waltz for Debby(trio)
5. You Know I Care
6. Grand Central
About Joe La Barbera:
The Media Arts & Culture Department and Oxy Arts are thrilled to co-sponsor and host the FilAm Creative Film Festival (FACFF), LA's inaugural Filipino-American film festival. The festival is produced by FilAm Creative Inc. a nonprofit organization that educates and advocates for the Filipino-American entertainment community in order to achieve greater representation and career advancement.
Immediately following President Elam's keynote address, music industry leaders and artists John Branca ’72, Ramona Gonzalez '09, Bob Johnson ’77, and Ian Montone '89 will discuss the trends and challenges in the music industry, and how an Oxy liberal arts education prepares students to thrive in an ever-changing field.
About the Panelists
Join us for a campus plant walk inspired by Occidental College's 2023 Community Book selection, Braiding Sweetgrass: Indigenous Wisdom, Scientific Knowledge and the Teachings of Plants by Robin Wall Kimmerer.
Led by Joel Garcia (Meztli Projects) and professors Gretchen North, Jocelyn Pedersen, this plant walk is an opportunity to learn about and build relationships with the plants on campus and around Fiji Hill. There will be a focus on Native plants, and the way these plants can be used to create inks and dyes. This event is free, all ages, and open to all.
About the Panelists
Sam Bergen '04 is the chief marketing officer at Illumination, shepherding The Super Mario Bros. Movie to a worldwide box office of $1.36 billion earlier this year. He is currently preparing for the launch of Migration this December and for Despicable Me 4 next July. Prior to joining Illumination in December 2020, Bergen was vice president of global brand creative for Beats by Dre, built Vice Media’s West Coast office, and was CMO for Omnicom. At Oxy, Bergen majored in cognitive science with a minor in film.
Occidental's Community Book Program Presents: Responsibility and Reciprocal Relationships with the Land: Indigenous Knowledge, Conservation, and Land Return.
Join us for a campus plant walk inspired by Occidental College's 2023 Community Book selection, Braiding Sweetgrass: Indigenous Wisdom, Scientific Knowledge and the Teachings of Plants by Robin Wall Kimmerer.
Viewer discretion is advised. We'll be hosting a small discussion about the film after the screening. We welcome all to come join us in this cinematic experience: non film people, non club members, we care not, all are welcome.
This event is NOT at OXY ARTS. It will take place at Thorne Hall on Occidental College's campus. Address and parking locations will be sent with registration.
Occidental College and OXY ARTS are pleased to announce the launch of Oxy Live!, a conversation series highlighting a diverse lineup of cultural luminaries at the forefront of their fields.