SJSU Department of Art and Art History

Are you curious about why our cities look the way that they do, and who designs them? Check out this course in the history of 20th century urban design.

Discover the enchanting beauty of Venice with SJSU's summer study abroad program! Dive into its historic art and architecture for an immersive educational experience. Led by Dr. Elizabeth Carroll, this program runs from June 15-30, 2024, offering 3 units of Art History. Highlights include exclusive fieldwork in Venice, a day trip to Padua, and more. Secure your spot for a summer to remember! Don't miss out! For more info: https://bit.ly/ItalyARTHSu24 🇮🇹✈️🎨

🌍✨ Unbelievable travel opportunities await you this summer! 🌟 Explore the vibrant cultures of Costa Rica, Japan, or Venice, all while earning academic units. 🎓✈️ Led by incredible faculty, each trip offers a unique focus:

🇨🇷 **Costa Rica**: Dive into environmental and contemporary printmaking practices with the amazing Irene Carvajal! 🌿🎨

🇯🇵 **Japan**: Embark on a contemporary culture adventure with the fantastic Susan Trimingham! 🏯🎎

🇮🇹 **Venice**: Immerse yourself in the art history of this magical city with the captivating Elizabeth Carroll! 🎨🚤

Ready to learn more? Join our info meetings on:
📅 November 15 @ 6:30 PM
📅 December 5 @ 6:30 PM

Scan the QR code on the poster for the Zoom link to these meetings. Don't miss this chance to combine travel, learning, and unforgettable experiences! 🌏📚

🌟 Professor Liz Linden sheds light on the unlikely bromance between Andy Warhol and Arnold Schwarzenegger. 🎬 Check out her fascinating insights on the Pioneer Works broadcast! 📺
Read more: https://pioneerworks.org/broadcast/andy-warhol-arnold-schwarzenegger

Visit Liz's website:http://www.lizlinden.com

Join Professor Simms in Vienna, Austria this winter!
Click here: https://goabroad.sjsu.edu/index.cfm?FuseAction=Programs.ViewProgramAngular&id=34778 for more information.

Congrats Grads! 🎉 Commencement is just a week away, Friday, May 26th! 🎓

❓ Questions about registration, tickets, parking, etc? Visit the SJSU Commencement website:
https://www.sjsu.edu/commencement/

Paris! For Art Lovers - Study art in Paris this winter with Professor Josine Smits.

Abstract City, by Van Nguyen (DMA, '23)

✨Class: CSU Summer Arts 2022
✨Medium: Video Projection Mapping on Large-scale recyclable cardboard installation

✨About the Artist:
Van Nguyen is a senior college student passionate about Motion Graphics, Video Arts, and Visual Design. She is pursuing a BFA in Digital Media Art and a minor in Graphic Design at SJSU. She is currently a Motion Graphic Design intern TH Experiential creative agency, as well as the president of CADRE Student Organization on campus. With her skills and experiences in collaboration, visual design, and social media marketing, she hopes to support SJSU and her work community's inclusivity and purposes while empowering her peers as well as collaborating with other passionate individuals.

✨ Nguyen's Portfolio: vanng9797.github.io

The Spring 2023 Portfolio Review applications will close FRIDAY, APRIL 7th, at 11:59PM! 🎨

Apply Here:
Log in with your SJSU account to apply
https://forms.gle/MhYw3LQLPjcTF2ZS8

Students who want to earn a BFA MUST apply to Portfolio Review to graduate with a BFA degree. If you have already applied and been accepted you do NOT need to apply again. This deadline is for students who have not applied or been accepted.

Questions? Email Bill Alley

Good Luck! 🍀

KGO-TV Reporter David Louie posts SJSU Photography Professor Lasser's public art project story: Covid Bubbles: Californians Dress for Emergence on his Twitter feed.

Here is the post with video and interviews with the Artist(s).

David Louie on Twitter “See how the desire to escape the bubble became the theme of a billboard campaign in San Jose to promote vaccination. Art Prof. Robin Lasser & artist/photographer Adrienne Pao collaborated. https://t.co/64Q87akgNK”

A Dead Reckoning: Navigating Contemporary Ceramics

Curated by SJSU Ceramics Professor Adam Shiverdecker (https://www.facebook.com/adamshiverdecker) at the Pensacola Museum of Art.

http://www.adamshiverdecker.com/

https://pensacolamuseum.org/art/dead-reckoning/

SJSU Ceramics professor, Adam Shiverdecker, invites viewers to consider a central question: Where is the field of American ceramic art going? in his first major exhibition as curator, “A Dead Reckoning: Navigating Contemporary Ceramics” at the Pensacola Museum of Art. A Dead Reckoning brings together artists, who while sharing a common guiding fix in ‘clay’, address a range of issues and clay processes that look to monumental scale, nature, consumerism, politics, and history.