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Artist Kim Abeles is known for her innovative method of producing images on various surfaces made solely by particulate matter from air pollution. This publication was produced to accompany the exhibition "Kim Abeles: Smog Collectors, 1987-2020, " presented at the Begovich Gallery at the California State University, Fullerton on September 18 through December 18, 2021. Both publication and exhibition features over thirty years of Abeles' artist...

Reclaimed Landscapes" explores sustainable and disposable fashion through the work of South Carolina based installation artist, Jarod Charzewski. His work centers on America's consumerism in fashion and how mass-produced clothing is purchased and then disposed of at alarming rates. Charzewski exposes consumer culture by utilizing donated clothing from Goodwill, which is meticulously folded and methodically stacked into undulating piles mimicki...

Living with Clay: California Ceramics Collections" pays homage to distinguished collectors of ceramic art in California and salutes their tastes, ideas, and eccentricities. Together they have amassed impressive collections of works by many of the most respected artists in the field. This book is published on the occasion of an exhibition by the same name at the Nicholas & Lee Begovich Gallery at California State University, Fullerton. "Living ...

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Manuel Pardo: Universo Soñado in Technicolor (a universe dreamed in Technicolor) is a two-hundred-and-thirty-page full-color book published on the occasion of the exhibition Manuel Pardo-Stardust: at the Cal State University Fullerton, Begovich Gallery, April 9-May 12, 2011. Drawing from his life experiences, pop culture and fine art references, Pardo has developed a distinctly unique style: His comic strip and cartoon influenced figures and i...

After the 2005 publication of his portfolio of etchings, The Leading of Causes of Death in America, Sandow Birk began a monumental print project inspired by a series of etchings called The Miseries and Disasters of War by Jacques Callot, printed in 1633. The project consists of 15 large- scale woodcut prints, each measuring 48 x 96 inches. Printed in collaboration with Master Printer Paul Mullowney, and assisted by HuiPress printer Casey Neuma...

In the summer of 2007 Grand Central Art Center in Santa Ana, California presented an installation constructed in the form of a treasure chamber featuring reliquaries from the life of sardonic artist Jeffrey Vallance. This catalog features more than 300 full color images from the exhibition, and also includes essays by Jeffrey Vallance.

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Every artist's intent is to lead a full life of image-making, leaving a legacy of inspirational work. A profilic teacher, collage artist, painter, sculptor, and documentarian, Janice Lowry (1957-2009) succeeded at both goals. Her vibrant body of work continues to resonate with friends, family, students, and admirers. Student and friend Mark Ryden contributes a heartfelt preface. Lowry's 126 volume diary, which she kept since age eleven, is in ...

Artist Hugh Brown brings together an astounding collection of artwork forgeries: a who's who of contemporary artists including, Ed Ruscha, Bruce Nauman, John Baldessari, Keith Haring, Robert Mapplethorp, Barbara Kruger, Roy Lichenstien, Diane Arbus, Jackson Pollock and many more, all meticulously crafted but with a strange twist...Chainsaws! For eleven years Hugh Brown was the Creative Director of Rhino Records, the best known and most success...

Allen grew up in Fresno, California, but now resides in Austin, Texas. Fresno and Texas -- particularly Lubbock where his father is from -- have strong influences on Allen's art. He has been inspired by tumbleweeds, and tire treads. Empire consists of bronzed objects most of which evoke the feel of Americana: stars, stripes, lone ranger's mask. Other objects are a reflection of Allen's environment: tire treads, and taxidermy rattlesnakes. Alle...

The catalog represents the first solo exhibition by self-taught Southern California-based artist Myron Conan Dyal. Primordial Images of a Modern Mystic features paintings, drawings, and sculptures from Dyal's vast oeuvre spanning nearly three decades. His imagery is overwhelmingly dark and haunting and obviously created with obsession and compulsion: he uses papier-mache to create his sculpture, in large part, because its immediacy accommodate...

A Grand Central Press release: the full color, hardcover, 33-page book, Blackwater Babylon, featuring the recent artwork of artist Michael Knowlton. This publication represents the Grand Central Art Center exhibition curated by Mitchell De Jarnett and contains essays by Nathan Spoor, C.R.Stecyk, and Jerome Witkin. Michael Knowlton is an artist involved in the lowbrow art scene as a writer for Juxtapoz and an early exhibitor in Zero One Gallery...

John Paul Jones: The Pursuit of Beauty's Perfect Proof is a beautiful hard cover edition of 207 pages, featuring full-color images of Jones' artwork, as well as essays by Susan Landauer (American Art writer and former chief curator of the San Jose Museum of Art) and exhibition curator Mike McGee (Professor of Art, California State University, Fullerton). Published in 2009 in conjunction with the exhibition John Paul Jones: A Retrospective.

Proceso is the second of two catalogs representing Einar and Jamex de la Torre's exhibition, Fall of Empire, which was held at Cal State Fullerton's Main Art Gallery in the spring of 2005. Proceso features exciting images of the collaboration between Cal State Fullerton students and the artists, Fall of Empire exhibition installation photographs, as well as an interview with Einar and Jamex de la Torre and exhibition curator John Leighton, and...

La Obra is the first of two catalogs representing Einar and Jamex de la Torre's exhibition, Fall of Empire, which was held at Cal State Fullerton's Main Art Gallery in the spring of 2005. La Obra focuses on the artwork from the exhibition, along with essays by Cal State Fullerton Glass Program Director and exhibition curator John Leighton, and Cal State Fullerton Main Art Gallery Director Mike McGee. Fall of Empire was an exhibition in two par...

BC Space: Mything in Action This catalog highlights the thirty-seven year history of BC Space. As much a mental space as it is a physical space, BC -- representing the initials of founders Jerry Burchfield and Mark Chamberlain -- is the oldest established gallery in Orange County. Located on the second floor above a commercial storefront on Forest Avenue in downtown Laguna Beach, BC Space began as a commercial photo lab and studio. Through the...

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Seeing the Invisible investigates the realities of homelessness through the lens of contemporary art. The selected artists examine a wide range of sociopolitical issues including the imbalances of power, economic disparity and consequences of antiquated government policies by utilizing activism and social engagement as a common theme. The artworks are a result of each artist's personal interests, experiences, and desire to dispel conventional ...

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