Charlotte Grenier
“Kelp Study 1 + 2: Blue, Yellow, Green”
Woodblock Print
This print features two patterns found on the leaves of giant kelp. These ridges help slow the movement of water around the leaves so that they can harvest more nutrients. Fun fact: kelps are not plants... [more]
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Student Works
Star Hagen-Esquerra
“Garden of Talking Flowers”
Acrylic on Canvas
I explore loss of identity and dysphoria in this piece, as well as how such discomfort can morph, move, and blossom in unexpected ways. The influence of social pressure is represented in the mirror and the phone... [more]
Title: Upacara
Medium: Photography
Year: 2020
Upacara is a small project documenting the powerful spiritual connection the Balinese and the island itself are known for. For the Balinese, upacara, or ceremony, is treated as one of, if not the, most important aspect in... [more]
Central: (Adjectivo) Que ejerce su acción sobre todo el conjunto o sistema del que forma parte.
(Adjective) An imperative part to a larger system as a whole.
The goal of my project was to capture the cultural essence of Chicano’s in the central valley. Though... [more]
Final Project: Flat Pack It!
Materials: Neenah colored cardstock papers, Canson watercolor paper 9x12 and 11x15, tacky glue, white foam stickers.
"Ive always wanted to do paper sculpture, but I was never good with an x-acto-knife. The laser cutter provided me the perfect... [more]
Photography by Thomas Quinn, Senior, Art 150 Darkroom Practices with Karolina Karlic Fall 2016.
"What Agony Had Wrought" Acrylic on Canvas by Charlie Nguyen
Utilizing printmaking and analog photo processes, Kevin Patanawong strives to examine themes of life, memory, death, and decay and how each of them interact with time.
Flux Off: CCA vs. UCSC, Curated by Jennifer Parker and Tina Takemoto
A Fluxus Competition between art students from the California College of the Arts and the University of California at Santa Cruz. This spirited "competition" included a program of live performances of old and new Fluxus... [more]