Friday, March 12th, 2010
art
Modern dance icon Trisha Brown displays dance, visual art at exhibit
Trisha Brown, a Mills alumna, displays her latest work at the Art Museum.
Updated on January 29, 2010
Organization promotes peace through art
If you happened to notice glitter stuck to the bathroom sinks and door handles throughout Rothwell last weekend then you witnessed the aftermath of a unique hands-on art making event that, you guessed it, involved lots of glitter.
Updated on October 29, 2009
VIDEO | Global Art Project for Peace
Founder and director of the Global Art Project, Katherine Josten, creatively promotes world peace through arts and crafts. Participants help design each others pieces for the “Let’s All Join Hands” collaboration with fun results.
Updated on October 26, 2009
VIDEO | T-Shirt Transformation Night
The ReUse Depot hosts a T-shirt transformation workshop on Oct. 14th, where students can make over old T-shirts and turn them into new unique items. Over spools of thread, fabric glue, and colorful patterns, participants bond and learn fun ways to be more resourceful.
Updated on October 26, 2009
New film series enhances visibility of gay students of color
This semester students are addressing the visibility of gay students of color on campus by organizing a yearlong film series.
Updated on October 16, 2009
The beauty behind Oakland public art
Near the main entrance to the Mills College campus, painted on a supporting wall under the 580 freeway overpass, is the word D FFERENCE in 10-foot-high letters.
Updated on October 2, 2009
Cuba photo exhibit opens at Art Museum
Mujeres Unidas hosted the opening reception of Mills College trustee Vivian Stephenson’s photo exhibit Cuba: Beauty and Decay to a diverse crowd on Sept. 3.
Updated on September 15, 2009
Students showcase work at Art Murmur
Mills MFA students showcased their eclectic pencil sketches, paintings, photographs and miniature machines on the white walls of the Blankspace Gallery in North Oakland Friday, Sept. 4 in collaboration with Oakland Art Murmur, a monthly art reception that occurs at various galleries in the area.
Updated on September 15, 2009
Collaborative art exhibit displays natural beauty
Rooms full of fabric leaves, tunnels of reflected light, animations and hundreds of colorful ceramic pieces in every shape and size make up the first exhibition to open at the Mills College Art Museum. With this exhibit, the artist, Pae White, poses the question, “What is the imperceptible separation of touching something or being [...]
Updated on September 15, 2009
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