Katie Elizabeth Stubblefield

Katie Stubblefield Born and raised on the rural farm land and old-growth forests of Middle Tennessee, Stubblefield moved to Southern California in the early 1990s. With wide eyes, in her […]

Lance Morris

My work starts with my own explorations of urban areas on foot. My primary goal for these explorations is to experience my surroundings in a more intimate way. After moving […]

Jay Blaine

Fresh out the jungle emerges new hieroglyphs. Graffiti, abstraction, and patterns swirl around to the beat of a tropical surrealist fantasy become reality, worldwide from the streets of Long Beach. […]

iJerryRodriguez

Jerry Rodriguez’ creativity ranges from vibrant watercolors, to inverted paintings, woodworking, string art, and beyond. No matter the medium, Jerry is best known for his heart-felt, thought provoking art. As […]

Eric Almanza

Often it is said that Chicanos feel caught between cultures, not fully American, yet at the same time unable to identify fully as Mexican. I was born in the United […]

Tiffany Le

I’m a Vietnamese-American freelance illustrator (and daily bunny wrangler), born and raised in the Little Saigon area of Southern California. I graduated from CSULB with a MFA in Illustration in […]

Terry Braunstein

Throughout my career I have translated my ideas into a variety of media — photography, books, montage, installation, video, sculpture and public artwork. The common thread has been a kind […]

Jason Triefenbach

Jason prides himself on a polymathic creative output encompassing sculpture, collage, sound, live performance, self-publishing, curation, broadcast media and ministerial services Through room- sized mixed media assemblage, primal sonic compositions, […]

Karl Roesch

Explaining my artistic synthesis and conceptualization involves a singular examination of time, human behavior, architectural space, regional place and feel, and “off the wall” experimentation, and how all integrate pentatically. […]

Kimberly Morris

What is beauty, what is beautiful to the world I live in today? Being a multi-ethnic individual of Creole heritage has played an enormous role in the way I view […]

Charles John Lyons IV

Every Artist should have a purpose. It should be a burning desire to express something to the veiwer. Really good artwork moves the veiwer and tells a story. Its the […]

Norma Haas Rosen

All of us humans are made as creative vessels, capable of capturing images, eclectic memory bits and combining these jigsaw pieces to create new objects or performances outside of ourselves. […]

Matthew Mcbride

I love creating murals my main goal is to be able to consistently paint them with out the door to door rejection one day. I also paint canvases and that’s […]

Dulce Soledad Ibarra

While objects manipulated and made have importance as charged symbols, my process has been more about research, not just in an academic approach but in an emotional and personal approach. […]

Jennifer Celio

       My delicately rendered drawings manipulate perception, creating fantastical iterations in which artificial and natural imagery fuse to become environmental allegories. Working in graphite pencil and powder on wood […]

Kay Erickson

Kay Erickson Photographer I am a second generation photographer who used to watch my Mother hand color photographs. At age 7, I received my first camera, and went on to […]

Maria Dawn

Maria Dawn is an interdisciplinary artist, work is rooted in human interactions of the self-in-dialogue, multiplicity, and mortality, utilizing multiple project-based specific mediums and context. Themes are focused on modern […]

Meeson Pae Yang

The work explores the convergence of science, technology and mythology into a thickly layered stratum of images and objects reflecting systems within nature. Intersections and parallels in systems become unfolding […]

Betsy Lohrer Hall

Betsy Lohrer Hall is a visual artist who makes process-oriented works on paper and installations. Her early training focused on traditional techniques and realism, and she painted murals for years. […]

Able ARTS Work

Able ARTS Work is a creative arts organization providing professional studio arts facilitation for adults with developmental disabilities. Beyond our studio practice, we provide therapeutic arts services to people of all ages and abilities.

Brittany Mojo

Interested in functional objects as facilitators of memory, I manipulate material to navigate the utility of service. Using the image of function as the armature for material exploration and installation, […]

Connie DK Lane

I began my interest in sculpture when I was an undergraduate major in ceramics at California State University, Long Beach. Later, I pursued my Master of Fine Arts from the […]

Olga Lah

Olga Lah is a second generation Korean-American, born and raised in the Los Angeles area. She now resides in Long Beach, California. She received a double B.A. in Studio Art […]

Kristin Beeler

Kristin Beeler is Professor of Art and head of Jewelry and Metalwork at Long Beach City College in the Los Angeles area. Her solo exhibitions include Archive of Rag and […]

ZYNB

My work embodies a point of convergence between three continents and multiple visual languages, guided by a dedication to exploring the commonalities between marginalized communities and honoring ancestral knowledge. As […]