Anna Valdez, Objects of Affection, 2020. Oil on canvas, 85 x 80 inches. Hi! My name is Alyson, and I’m this year’s Getty Marrow Intern at AMOCA. I recently graduated from Chapman University with a BA in Art History and a minor in Anthropology. An artist that I’ve become super interested in and made a […]
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Kirsten Lepore, Move Mountain, 2013. Hi! My name is Alyson, and I’m this year’s Getty Marrow Intern at AMOCA. I recently graduated from Chapman University with a BA in Art History and a minor in Anthropology. While all forms of film and design are considered art, I connect to claymation in a unique way because
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Ruby Neri, Untitled (Dancing Women), 2018. Ceramic with glaze, 34.5 x 42 x 21 inches. (Jeff McLane / David Kordansky Gallery) Hi! My name is Alyson, and I’m this year’s Getty Marrow Intern at AMOCA. I recently graduated from Chapman University with a BA in Art History and a minor in Anthropology. As part of
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Asco, Instant Mural, 1974. Color photograph. 16 x 20 in. Courtesy Harry Gamboa, Jr. Hi! My name is Alyson, and I’m this year’s Getty Marrow Intern at AMOCA. I recently graduated from Chapman University with a BA in Art History and a minor in Anthropology. My senior thesis was on Asco, an East L.A. based
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An annual juried show featuring 74 finalists from 27 Southern California High Schools, striving to inspire and recognize young artists achieving excellence in their own creative endeavors. Due to the temporary closure related to COVID-19, this exhibition has been moved online. Virtual Awards Ceremony Broadcast live on YouTube and Facebook on May 2, 2020. Visitor’s
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High-resolution Images • ReceptionCurated by Caitlin Spencer, 2019 Getty Marrow Undergraduate Intern On View:August 10, 2019 – July 30, 2020Reception:August 10, 6 – 9 PM A curated selection of the 900+ Chinese bird feeders in the Julianne and David Armstrong collection. Produced in the late 1800’s through the early 1970’s, these works exhibit a remarkable
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An annual juried show featuring 85 finalists from 19 Southern California High Schools, striving to inspire and recognize young artists achieving excellence in their own creative endeavors. Exhibition Walkthrough #hsceramicsannual@amocamuseum Acknowledgments This program generously funded provided, in part, through grants from the Ruth and Joseph C. Reed Foundation for the Arts and the DEW Foundation.
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