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Artist and Cultural Instigator Kristine Schomaker Dares to See Her Nude Self Through the Eyes of Sixty Artists
Kristine Schomaker is a Los Angeles based multidisciplinary artist, art historian and curator. She received her BA in Art History and an MA in Studio Art from California State University Northridge. Schomaker has been exhibiting her work since the late 1990s. She has had solo exhibitions throughout Los Angeles including “Plus” at Ark Gallery in Altadena, “Mirror, Mirror!” at Gallery H Phantom Galleries LA, Hawthorne, California, “And One Man in His Time Plays Many Parts” at the Los Angeles Art Association, “Plus” at Moorpark College Art Gallery, “A Comfortable Skin,” at Kerckhoff Hall Art Gallery UCLA, Los Angeles, California and “Ce n’est pas une Peinture,” at TRACTIONARTS, Los Angeles, California. Schomaker has also been featured in numerous group exhibitions. In addition to working as a practicing artist, Schomaker is an independent curator, the founder of Shoebox PR and publisher of the online contemporary art magazine Art and Cake. -- EIN News
Lights, Camera, COVID-19 Safety: How the Virus Has Changed Hollywood
Katianna Lee was studying cinema and TV arts at Cal State Northridge when the lockdowns began. -- The Epoch Times
Stars align for Strasenburgh Planetarium, Vanishing Sun collab
Fentress, who earned music degrees in piano and conducting in addition to a physics degree at California State University-Northridge, said that Vanishing Sun’s music was meant to be played in a planetarium. But he was quick to emphasize that “Impressions of the Infinite” is not just a concert in a novel setting; it’s a balanced performance in which music and planetarium are equally important. -- WXXI
Another Key Manager to Retire from City of Pasadena
Duyshart received a BS degree in Urban and Regional Planning from Cal Poly Pomona and a Master’s Degree in Public Administration from Cal State Northridge. Eric’s wife Marti has been a teacher in the Arcadia School District and they have two adult children – Peter and Mark. -- Colorado Boulevard
EXCLUSIVE: California doctors whose fertility clinics are accused of mixing up mothers' embryos live in multimillion-dollar mansions and have continued raking in a fortune charging up to $23k per IVF cycle despite similar lawsuits
Saadat graduated from Fairfax High School in Los Angeles in 1988, then from California State University Northridge in 1992 with a Bachelor of Arts in Biology. -- Daily Mail, United Kingdom
Chamber of Commerce says goodbye to McComb
McComb, who is originally from Santa Barbara, has lived in the greater Miracle Mile area for nearly 40 years. She graduated from California State University, Northridge, with a degree in theater design and started a career as an interior designer. She later trained as a chef and worked at the Biltmore Hotel, Le Dome Restaurant and Valentino’s. -- Beverly Press/Park LaBrea News
How a Nazi Infiltrated L.A.’s 1930s Art Scene
Participants raise a Swastika for a German Day celebration at Hindenburg Park in 1936. Ferenz co-produced annual Swastika-draped picnics in Hindenburg Park in the 1930s. | Jewish Federation Council of Greater Los Angeles, Community Relations Committee Collection, Part 2, Special Collections and Archives, University Library, California State University, Northridge -- KCET
‘Chicano,’ the Series Recovered From Oblivion, 50 Years Later
As the Los Angeles Times continued, the “Chicano I and II” episodes were put together by professors, historians, and experts, many of them founders of Chicano studies departments at their universities, including UCLA, Stanford, San Jose State, and San Fernando Valley State College (now Cal State Northridge). -- Be Latina
Big second quarter pushes 22nd-ranked Cats past Cal State Northridge in season opener
The 22nd-ranked Arizona Wildcats used a 32-point outburst in the second quarter to soar past Cal State Northridge 87-44 in Tuesday’s season opener at McKale Center, their first regular-season game since making the first Final Four in program history. -- Arizona Daily Star
Women's college basketball 2021-22: Everything we learned on opening day
The Wildcats are 1-0 after Tuesday's 87-44 win over CSU Northridge, but Louisville-Arizona is also a matchup of teams who are remaking themselves after the entire offense was built around their point guards last season. For the Cardinals, much of the curiosity will be about Hailey Van Lith, who could be a star in her sophomore season stepping out of Evans' shadow. I also want to see how Jeff Walz incorporates the versatility of Syracuse transfer Emily Engstler. -- ESPN