New Show At The DVC Art Gallery

 Diablo Valley College Art Department Presents

Black Marks

and re-Formed Characters

Featuring the work of:

Liza Dalby and Marcia Donahue

Jan. 22, - Feb. 9, 2024

M 9-2, T 9-3, W 9-1:30, TH 9-2, F 9-2

Opening reception and informal artists talk in the Art Gallery, Jan. 25, 11:30am-12:30pm

Closing reception and informal artists talk in the Art Gallery, Feb.8, 6:30-7:30pm

This exhibit explores how calligraphic scrolls can be read as text and be seen as graphic art. The scrolls are multi layered, containing social, artistic, literary, and philosophical elements.

For more information visit us at: https://dvcartgallery.com/

The Art Gallery is in the new art complex, Rm 101 at parking lot #9

OPEN ART CLASS FOR SPRING 2022

 OPEN ART CLASS FOR SPRING 2022

Intro to 2D Design with Toru Sugita

Classes Begin Jan. 24

https://www.dvc.edu/future/steps/index.html

The spring 2021 student art show is now open for business

 On May 7 at 12 noon go to: https://dvcartgallery.com/ 
to view the award winning entries.

Spring 2021 student art show

 Now accepting entries for the Spring 2021 student art show. Any artwork created under the supervision of an Art or Art Digital Media instructor at DVC is eligible the entry form is at: www.dvcartgallery.com

Spring 2021 Student Art Show Information

dvcartgallery.com

El Comalito Collective At the DVC Art Gallery

We have open art classes

Printmaking Field Trip

Photo's from Anthony Ryan's
ART 116 Screen Printing and Art 109 Monotype classes fieldtrip.

 Anthem Screenprinting in San Francisco. Here viewing a demonstration of photo screen print process, 4 color press.

The group also visited monotype artist Carole Jung's studio in SF.



Designer, Illustrator, author and

screen print artist Michael Wertz at

Bryant St. Studios in Sf. 

Designer and screen printer

Aaron Lawrence

MOnsTer DrAw cOmInG SooN!

Open to all DVC students

Monster Draw Coming Soon

2-D Update

A102 Courtyard Remodel:
The A102 classroom gets very cramped when canvas frames are being built.

The the 2-D faculty, decided that the solution for our cramped work area was to expand the back courtyard behind A102. By reworking of the space, (led by Jane Fisher) the area under the overhang will serve as a framing wood shop. Here are shots of the work in progress.

More updates coming soon!