Oaxacan artist draws on personal experience to depict farmworkers
Narsiso Martinez put on his exhibition, “The Harvest” as part of “Artist Talk,” at the USC Fisher Museum of Art.
‘Occupy Me’ explores thought-provoking clothing, systems of control
Iranian contemporary artist and designer Hushidar Mortezaie deals with themes of gender and imperialism in his work.
The 14th Factory turns barren land into a diverse and interactive visual masterpiece
The museum showcases 14 different art installations across various platforms inspired by Western and Asian culture.
Kaufman students to showcase cinematic choreography
Thirty-three students made on-camera dance pieces for their semester class project.
Roski professor speaks on the power of art
The artist used her Egyptian and American identity to create multiple pieces of art.
Nightfield integrates mechanics with art
The exhibit uses varying densities of hanji paper for Juri Hwang’s project.
75 years later, art remembers past injustices
Instructions to All Persons visualizes the striking reality of the 1940’s legal injustice.
Neon lights illuminate fight against injustice
Patrick Martinez is an L.A. artist whose works boldly represent his political stances.
Roski students create exhibit based on mold making
The exhibit re: features student work from a Fall course on mold making.
Miracles Unknown artistically explores the mysticism of daily life
The exhibit is curated by art history students and is on display in the Fisher Museum.