artworxLA: 21st Annual Evening of Art 2013 - Tribute Book

GALA DINNER & AUCTION the

benefiting

p ro j e c t

honoring

SHEPARD FAIREY Contemporary Artist

ARTURO DELGADO, ED.D

Los Angeles County Superintendent of Schools

HUMBLE

A national multi-media production company

Thursday

MAY 16 2013 AT T H E

California Science Center Samuel Oschin Shuttle Endeavour Pavilion

LETTER FROM THE FOUNDER Dear Friends: Thank you for coming out tonight to celebrate 21 years of The HeArt Project! Your support allows us to bring rigorous and highly creative arts workshops to students who have struggled.

Our city is confronted with a high school dropout crisis. The top reason students give for dropping out of high school is lack of engagement. A key engager to reinvigorating students in their education is the arts. We bring art to students in alternative education in four LA school districts. We know art works.

With this knowledge, The HeArt Project and the LA County Office of Education opened the Hollywood Media Arts Academy nearly three years ago. Students who dropped out of school now come to school regularly, the school has reached capacity enrollment, and now has waiting list. We see how art works.

Our school was recently selected to be one of 20 pilot programs in the “Linked Learning” initiative in California. We have established a school to college and career pathway in Art, Media & Entertainment Technology. In order to succeed, creative corporations need to be part of these pathways. We have suggested ways your company can participate on page 10.

Tonight our honorees exemplify a creative pathway.

We believe all good things begin with creative thinking, and that the role of the artist in our society and in education is to encourage people to see and think differently, to notice our surroundings with fresh eyes, and to challenge our perceptions. Artist Shepard Fairey has spent his life provoking, challenging and surprising us.

In order for creativity to be embraced in the education system, we need support from our leadership.

Dr. Arturo Delgado, LACOE’s Superintendent, is a leader who ensures that students get art. He cares deeply for our students and knows the importance of educating holistically, of creating well-rounded young people.

To help form our students into creative and confident young adults, we need support from the creative industry. Humble, a multi-media production company, invests in our work. They created the animated short that we will unveil tonight to help us tell our students’ story louder and more effectively.

Together, we can forge creative pathways for ALL of Los Angeles’ teenagers, and especially our HeArt Project students who have struggled.

By being here tonight, you are helping us say louder, art works!

With gratitude Cynthia Campoy Brophy

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EVENT SPONSORS *committed sponsors as of printing

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humble

Conteco

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Sony Pictures Entertainment

The Directors Bureau

Earth Friendly Products

The Binder Foundation

The Good Works Foundation

Erin & Chris Uetwiller

Union Bank

Lenore S. & Bernard Greenberg Fund

Jane & Ron Olson

HeArt Song Fox Entertainment Group Kirkpatrick Architects Linda Hammett Ory & Andrew D. Ory Los Angeles County Supervisor Mark Ridley-Thomas

Lesley Campoy and Teymour Boutros-Ghali Mike Stoller and Corky Hale Stoller Nancy Alison Martin & Associates

Julienne Karen Regoli-Arthur & Kevin Arthur

Patti Poundstone – Sketch Illustration Richard A. Simms Tracy & Linwood Boomer Sophia Waugh & Ronald D. Rosen & Judi Lawenda The Tom & Edwina Johnson Foundation The Walt Disney Company

Marla & Larry Butler McCoy Construction Mirada

Rognlien Family Fund Skeehan & Company

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

ADVOCACY BOARD

Rossina Gallegos Chairwoman

Eric Hanks

Nicole Barnette

Grant C. Kirkpatrick, AIA

Stephanie Belsky

Kity Student Representative

Colleen Butler

Sophia Waugh Vice Chairwoman Lynne E. Thompson Secretary Joseph W. Skeehan Treasurer Nicole Barnette Ned Brown Cynthia Campoy Brophy Ben R. Caldwell Martha Caselis Alumni Representative

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Mark Leos Andy Merkin Luis J. Rodriguez Raymond Leon Roker Ronald D. Rosen, Esq. Corky Hale Stoller Frances Terpak

Michael DeCastro Erin Uettwiller Rachel Zabar

PROGRAM Welcome Rossina Gallegos Chairwoman, artworxLA Board of Directors Cynthia Brophy Campoy artworxLA Founder and Executive Director Grant Kirkpatrick artworxLA Board Member MC Amber Jones artworxLA student LACOE graduate Honoree Shepard Fairey Contemporary Artist Introduced by Tania Avila artworxLA student at Frida Kahlo High School Honoree Arturo Delgado, ED.D Los Angeles County Superintendent of Schools Introduced by Bryan Clemente artworxLA student at the Hollywood Media Arts Academy Honoree Humble a national multi-media production company Introduced by Juan Chavez artworxLA student at Frida Kahlo High School 2013 artworxLA Scholarship Students Closing

DJ Sounds by Tatiana 3

SHEPARD FAIREY HONOREE Shepard Fairey has expanded the space where people participate in the arts. His work startles us out of our daily routines and encourages us to notice and contemplate our environment and our community. We honor Shepard tonight for the powerful way he communicates messages through his art that inspires us to remember the power of the arts to tell stories.

By creating partnerships with artists, creative companies and education, we can together develop sustainable pathways for our students to follow, and where no student will drop out. With Shepard we remember that it starts with the artist, with the creative ideas and innovative thinking that they inspire, and we celebrate and honor him tonight.

Shepard Fairey Contemporary Artist Shepard Fairey was born in Charleston, SC. He received his B.F.A. at the Rhode Island School of Design in Providence. While at R.I.S.D. he created the Andre the Giant has a Posse sticker that transformed into the OBEY GIANT art campaign with imagery that has changed the way people see art and the urban landscape. His work has evolved into an acclaimed body of art, which includes the 2008 “Hope” portrait of Barack Obama which can be found in the Smithsonian’s National Portrait gallery. Since the beginning of his career in 1989 he has exhibited in galleries and museums around the around the world, indoor and outdoor. His works are in the permanent collections of the MOMA, the Victoria and Albert Museum, the Boston ICA and many others.

For more information, visit www.obeygiant.com.

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ARTURO DELGADO, ED.D HONOREE artworxLA has partnered with the Los Angeles County Office of Education for over 10 years to bring an engaging arts education program to students at highest risk of dropping out of high school. Dr. Delgado has been a champion of the artworxLA/LACOE partnership, and a strong advocate for the need to include the arts in our students’ complete education. He has also led the effort to make our arts academy one of 20 pilot programs in the state of California to participate in the Linked Learning initiative, which creates school to college and career programs. By leading the way for our partnership to link with creative industries, Dr. Delgado is forging viable and inspiring pathways for our students to travel, and he is paving the way for us to create meaningful links to our creative industry partners.

For his leadership and vision, and for his belief in the importance of bringing art to our county’s most at-risk students, we honor him tonight.

Arturo Delgado, ED.D Los Angeles County Superintendent of Schools Arturo Delgado, Ed.D., was appointed Los Angeles County Superintendent of Schools by the Board of Supervisors effective July 1, 2011, designating him as the top education leader of the nation’s most populous and diverse county. As county superintendent, he is responsible for ensuring the financial and academic stability of 80 K-12 school districts, which serve more than two million preschool and school-age children.

Previously superintendent of the San Bernardino City Unified School District for 11 years, Dr. Delgado now serves as chief executive officer for the Los Angeles County Office of Education, and as secretary to the County Board of Education. Among his top priorities is to improve educational programs and opportunities provided by LACOE to youth detained in the county’s juvenile detention facilities.

Born and raised in Los Angeles, Dr. Delgado began his education career more than 30 years ago as a bilingual teacher in the Baldwin Park and Rowland Unified School Districts. He has received numerous awards for institutional and community leadership, including Educator of the Year

by Hispanic Heritage Magazine.

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HUMBLE HONOREE artworxLA is thrilled to honor humble and to celebrate their role in helping forge viable pathways for our students to follow. With one in eight jobs in Los Angeles in the creative industries, artworxLA seeks to partner with companies like humble to create opportunities for our students who are ready to succeed. humble has supported artworxLA by helping us effectively get our message out to a broader audience, by producing an animated message about the high school dropout crisis, and by providing job shadowing opportunities for our students. For being a creative industry leader that is investing in our teenagers, we honor humble tonight.

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humble A national multi-media production company humble is a New York and L.A.-based hybrid production company founded in 2006 by Executive Producer & Owner Eric Berkowitz. A full concept-to-completion creative resource, humble marries high-quality live action production with full editorial, visual effects and post production capabilities. It’s produced award-winning and talked-about ads and web videos for such marketers as Activision, Adidas, Domino’s, Ikea, Gillette, Lenovo, McDonald’s, Reebok, Samsung and Wrigley’s Starburst candies, working for agencies such as BBDO, DDB, Droga 5, Grey, JWT, The Martin Agency, TBWA\Chiat\Day, Y&R and others. The studio also produces broadcast promotion content for media brands like ESPN, Nickelodeon and The Food Network, and has been honored with MTV VMA honors for its work in the music video genre.

ABOUT MISSION artworxLA combats the epidemic high school dropout crisis by engaging students with a long-term, sequential arts program offering a pursuable life path that inspires them to stay in school, evolve as unique individuals and flourish as creative adults.

We achieve this by: Creatively educating alternative high school teenagers with sustained arts exposure and immersion; Connecting students to a network of peers, artists, cultural partners, higher education, creative industries, and supportive adults; and Investing human and financial resources around ongoing, persistent student and alumni support.

CORE VALUES Alternative high school students are intelligent, creative and powerful people. They possess the capacity to meet the highest expectations and are full of creative impulse.

Art is indispensable, enables us to communicate, and inspires an empathetic society.

Cultivating effective partnerships between artists, educators and community organizations amplifies our collective impact on the students we serve.

Our society is stronger and more inclusive when our students have full and equal access to its resources and can contribute their own voice.

Lasting change in our students and communities requires long-term investment.

Successful work in the community starts with a creative, participatory and respectful artworxLA workplace.

“At a time when arts programs are being cut mercilessly at schools throughout the country, even when their importance to the educational process is proven, The HeArt Project stands as a beacon of creative excellence.”

David Gere Professor, Department of World Arts and Cultures Department UCLA

artworxLA 1140 North Citrus Ave., Los Angeles CA 90038 P 323 465 1404 E info@artworxLA.org W www.artworxla.org

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ABOUT The High School Dropout Crisis One out of every four students in this country does not graduate from high school with their class. In Los Angeles County, 83% of high school dropouts are African-American or Latino and come from households living below the poverty line. A high school dropout will earn $500,000 less over a lifetime than a high school graduate and is 6 times more likely to go to jail. The negative effects of dropout extend well beyond these students and their families. Dropouts cost the state of California $1 billion in lost tax revenues and $1.4 billion in incarceration costs. Students cite disengagement as the leading in-school factor that causes them to drop out. artworxLA uses art to re-engage students and help them realize a path toward high school graduation and entry into Los Angeles County’s creative economy.

A Ladder to Climb Each year, artworxLA brings a “ladder” of arts-based dropout prevention programs to approximately 650 students attending 26 alternative high school sites across L.A. County. In partnership with working artists, cultural centers, arts venues, and institutions of higher learning, our structure of progressive arts opportunities offers youth at risk of dropping out of high school the opportunity to re-engage with their education and future. The artworxLA ladder is: LEVEL 1

Arts Workshops and Student Exhibitions LEVEL 2

After-School Art Residencies and Leadership Development LEVEL 3

Scholarships and College and Career Preparation LEVEL 4

Alumni Mentorship and Support

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Hollywood Media Arts Academy A Partnership between artworxLA and the Los Angeles County Office of Education Established in 2010, The Hollywood Media Arts Academy is about to complete its third academic year, and as The HeArt Project’s programmatic and administrative hub, HMAA continues to grow and evolve as a model program for intensive arts education in an alternative high school setting. HMAA students participate in HP’s ladder of programs as well as an additional eight hours a week of arts programming There are currently nine students on track to graduate this June and another five students by December 2013. Currently, HMAA’s enrollment is the highest it has ever been and the school is at capacity (50 students), with a waiting list. HMAA is now a designated Career Technical Education school, adhering to rigorous state guidelines for media arts. This year, in addition to receiving an $8,000 Perkins grant to increase technology in the classroom, HMAA and Boyle Heights were selected by LACOE to be the focus of the State of California’s Linked Learning initiative. This year LACMA chose HMAA to be part of a small program of media arts high schools focused on filmmaking in conjunction with the Stanley Kubrick exhibition. In addition, students took special field trips to The Getty Center and MIRADA studios.

Students at HMAA are studying: Digital Photography, Graphic Design, Video Production and Editing, and Animation. They participate in artworxLA’s “ladder” program as well.

OUR SCHOOLS AND PARTNERS

artworxLA provides a weekly presence in 26 alternative high school classrooms from Arleta to Lynwood, Monterey Park to Mar Vista. Inspired by the programs and exhibitions at cultural partner institutions such as The Autry National Center, LACMA, and UCLA Department of World Arts and Cultures, our students explore common themes through various art forms and then present or perform their final works at these world renown cultural treasures.

We are proud to serve the alternative education students of the Los Angeles County Office of Education, Los Angeles Unified School District, Pasadena Unified School District and Culver City Unified School District.

We are pleased to announce that our cultural partners for 2013-14 are the UCLA Art and Global Health Center, the Los Angeles Central Library in collaboration with The Readers of Homer and the Skirball Cultural Center.

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SUGGESTIONS FOR CORPORATE PARTNERSHIPS We are often asked, “how can my company help?” We have outlined the following ways that we can work together to support our students on their paths to successful and creative futures. Take a look and let us know how you would like to partner with us!

Career Day Company employees attend our annual career day in the spring at the artworxLA office in Hollywood.

Employees will join a panel of representatives from creative careers in Los Angeles including fashion, architecture, toy design, film making, music production, game design, marketing, visual arts to share with the students their personal career paths and details of their profession.

Guest speakers Company employees come to artworxLA’s Hollywood Media Arts Academy and talk to the class about their career pathway. This is a more in-depth presentation, as the employee(s) is the featured speaker during a class session.

State your Support Add a link to artworxLA on your website, and a line that says “(Corporation Name) supports artworxLA” Field Trip Offer the opportunity for a class to visit your company‘s headquarters and observe first-hand how the creative industry works in Los Angeles.

Set shadowing Offer the opportunity for an advanced student(s) to go on set and observe first-hand the workings of a production.

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Mentorship Program Company staff members sign on to be a mentor to an artworxLA graduate. Mentors meet with mentees once a month for a 9-month period to guide and advise them as they venture into creative careers.

Internships Provide paid or unpaid internships for artworxLA students who are ready to succeed in the workplace.

Internships offer an invaluable opportunity for our students to gain access to the creative industries and a look into the actual jobs that exist within the sector.

Support artworxLA’s annual film series artworxLA produces four film screenings/year at William Morris Endeavor’s screening room in Beverly Hills. Company can co-host an evening with a special speaker and invite guests to watch a classic film in a state-of-the-art private screening room. It’s a great way for a Company to offer a fun and engaging evening for their clients and/or staff, and benefit the work of artworxLA. Sponsor our annual gala Buy a table at our annual gala and support our work financially. Bring your staff and/or clients and introduce them to the above ways that they can become involved.

ALUMNI HIGHLIGHTS The alumni below successfully climbed artworxLA’s “ladder” of arts programs and are continuing in the program at Level Four: Alumni Support. At one point on the verge of dropping out of high school, they have all graduated and are pursuing productive futures of their own design. We are proud to share their successes with you.

Jose R. Diaz is Chief Technician and co-founder of Contact (www.contactla.com), a photography lab based at the Brewery Arts Complex that offers full custom services. Jose first participated in artworxLA programming in 2003, and stayed connected for years following his high school graduation, contributing his artwork to auctions for the Annual Evening of Art and participating in the Mentorship Program in 2011-2012. On May 31, 2013, Contact will host the first annual special event for Creative Careers Mentorship Program, organized by artworxLA alumni.

Jasmine Diaz graduated from Metropolitan High School in 2009, after participating in artworxLA advanced level programs, representing students on the Board, and participating in the MOCA Apprenticeship Program. She spent a few years in Central Valley at Merced College studying both arts education and biology. As an arts advocate, she has organized art fundraisers and community artist projects. Now back in Los Angeles, she is on the Environmental Science Team at Pierce College. She states, “One of the reasons I became interested in science was because nature, bacteria, microscopic cells and the skeletal system began to influence my art and I want to understand how it all works.” She plans to move back to Northern California to continue her education at a University of California.

Ritchie Crawford graduated from the Hollywood Media Arts Academy in early 2012, having participated in the theatre residency and earning a scholarship to the Urban Latin Dance Theater, Contra-Tempo. He is an aspiring musician in urban contemporary/underground music, drawing influence from people, everyday life, and other artists. He attends West Los Angeles College and is an active participant in the Creative Careers Mentorship Program, mentored by Alejandro Cohen of Dub lab, a non-profit web radio collective.

Skeye Bruhwiler graduated from the Hollywood Media Arts Academy in the summer of 2012, and is currently in the Hollywood CPR and West LA College Motion Picture and Television Product Crafts program at West Los Angeles College.

While at the Academy, he fostered his talent in photography and film, developing a strong visual voice that has led him to entrepreneurial creative projects with friends and now associates through the Hollywood CPR program. He aspires to work in the film industry to do camera work and editing.

Steven Medrano graduated from the Hollywood Media Arts Academy in 2012, leaving his mark with a large-scale painting in a hallway of the school. He keeps creative by making music and comedic short episodes inspired by the Flight of the Concords; interns at the silkscreen company Hit and Run; and participates in the Creative Careers Mentorship Program. In early 2013, he participated in a group art exhibition at KGB Gallery in Chinatown. He will start community college this summer.

Jason Flores graduated from the Hollywood Media Arts Academy in early 2013, having participated in several Level 1 workshops focusing on photography, painting, and performance (rap music and movement). He is interested in filmmaking and frequently makes music videos for hip hop artists. He recently earned scholarships to attend Final Cut Pro and Avid classes at Moviola. As a participant in the Creative Careers Mentorship Program, he will perform his own music at the first annual alumni special event in late May. Blanca Martinez will graduate this year from Pueblo de Los Angeles High School. A longstanding participant in all levels of artworxLA programming, she has spent four years in the fashion residency and earned scholarships to Art Center, UCLA, and Otis College of Art and Design. In the Level 2.5 program, she provided leadership in curating the “Mapping the Metropolis” exhibition of student work that will be on display at the Children’s Creativity Museum in San Francisco from May-September, 2013. Blanca will begin her studies as a photographic artist at the San Francisco Art Institute in Fall 2013, having earned the school’s Presidential Scholarship.

Kity is currently the Student Representative on the Board of artworxLA, and will be graduating this year from Central High School-All Peoples. He has been an active part of the artworxLA community since 2009, and has participated in all levels - earning scholarships to the Ryman Program for Young Artists, and other arts, fashion, and theater programs at Art Center, Otis College of Art and Design, UCLA, and California Institute of the Arts. In late April 2013, he performed as a character created by Gary Baseman at the Skirball Cultural Center for the artist’s opening of The Door is Always Open.

Kity has been accepted into Cornish College of the Arts in Seattle, and will pursue costume design.

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Supervisor Mark Ridley-Thomas Los Angeles County • Second District 500 W. Temple St., Rm. 866 • Los Angeles, CA 90012 213-974-2222 (phone) • 213-680-3283 (fax) http://ridley-thomas.lacounty.gov • MarkRidley-Thomas@bos.lacounty.gov

CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD

Congratulations to

THE HEART PROJECT on their

21st Annual Evening of Art MAY 16, 2013

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FEATURED STUDENT ARTWORK 2013

On the following pages, supporters have sponsored the diverse range of art created by artworxLA students. Working with several artists over the course of the last 10 months, artworxLA students have established the technical skills necessary to capture their surroundings and subjects in creative ways. Their work examines the three themes explored by artworxLA students in 2013: Representing Iconic Women, Making Choices: The Butterfly Effect, and Mapping the Metropolis: Finding the Heart of our City.

Lenore S. & Bernard Greenberg Fund

Digital print by artworxLA student Edwin Herrera

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FEATURED STUDENT ARTWORK 2013 Mike Stoller and Corky Hale Stoller

Digital print by artworxLA student Skeye Bruhweiler

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FEATURED STUDENT ARTWORK 2013

Nancy Alison Martin & Associates Appraisers of Personal Property 248 East Foothill Boulevard, Suite 102 Monrovia, California 91016 www.nancymartinappraisals.com Nancy, Amy, Ken & Natali

NANCY ALISON MARTIN & ASSOCIATES Untitiled (graphite on paper) by artworxLA student Kity

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FEATURED STUDENT ARTWORK 2013 Linda Hammett Ory and Andrew D. Ory

Pastel drawing by artworxLA student Noah Velasco

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FEATURED STUDENT ARTWORK 2013

Good Works Foundation

“Luis Campos at All Peoples” digital print by artworxLA student Frank Diaz

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FEATURED STUDENT ARTWORK 2013

Skeehan & Company

Untitled digital print by artworxLA student Christian Vale

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FEATURED STUDENT ARTWORK 2013

Conteco

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FEATURED STUDENT ARTWORK 2013 Lev L. Spiro & Melissa Rosenberg

“Backyards – Front Porches” digital print from Documentary Workshop with Lluvia Higuera

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FEATURED STUDENT ARTWORK 2013

Rognlien Family Fund

“Backyards – Front Porches” digital print from Documentary Workshop with Lluvia Higuera

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The Tom & Edwina Johnson Family Foundation

FEATURED STUDENT ARTWORK 2013

Lesley Campoy and Teymour Boutros

With many congratulations to The HeArt Project for all you do for our community. We are so proud of our sister!

With much love, Lesley & Teymour “Backyards – Front Porches” digital print from Documentary Workshop with Lluvia Higuera

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FEATURED STUDENT ARTWORK 2013 Richard A. Simms Patti Poundstone Sketch Illustration

Untitiled (graphite on paper) by artworxLA student Ashley Jerez

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Kevin Arthur and Karen Regoli-Arthur

FEATURED STUDENT ARTWORK 2013

Marla & Larry Butler

Digital print by artworxLA student Blanca Martinez

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FEATURED STUDENT ARTWORK 2013

Tracy and Linwood Boomer Ron & Jane Olson

Digital print by artworxLA student Elias Cruz

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The Walt Disney Company

FEATURED STUDENT ARTWORK 2013

McCoy Construction

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FEATURED STUDENT ARTWORK 2013

Sophia Waugh & Ronald Rosen & Judi Lawenda Erin and Chris Uetwiller

“Time Space Perception” digital print from Documentary Workshop with Lluvia Higuera

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FEATURED STUDENT ARTWORK 2013 Leslie and Cliff Gilbert-Lurie in memory of Freddie Waugh

“Pinhole3” digital print by artworxLA student Cesar Perla

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FEATURED STUDENT ARTWORK 2013

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