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The Joy of Painting and Culinary Art; Students host Bob Ross themed event

April 22, 2019 The Guardsman 0 Comments Aaron Ogden, art, Asyeli Bolat, Barbara Haimes, Brianna Bernier, Culinary Arts and Hospitality Studies Department, David Anderson, drink, event, food, Jared Lue, Kassandra Chavarri, Lisa Martin, painting, party, Tari Dunlap

by Lisa Martin lisamartin.562@gmail.com Culinary arts students in Barbara Haimes’ Introduction to Event and Meeting Planning Class hosted a

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WRC hosts annual “Womyn of Color” Gathering

March 18, 2019March 18, 2019 The Guardsman 0 Comments art, Casey Ticsay, Cliff Fernandes, community, healing, Women's Resource Center, Women’s History Month, womyn

By: Casey Ticsay cticsay@mail.ccsf.edu Serving as a bridge between African American History Month and Women’s History Month, the Women’s

Culture Reviews

Death Love & Painbodies

February 14, 2019February 14, 2019 The Guardsman 0 Comments Abby Rocha, art, CCSF, city college art gallery, EKKE, Graffiti, illustration, Lisa Martin, Michelle Chan, Murals, Nancy Elliot, Pain-body Death, Prints

By Lisa Martin lisamartin.562@gmail.com Death, Love and Pain-bodies is a new exhibition at the City

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Alone Together: Julia Lomax’s Photography Explore the Ways We Ignore and Mirror One Another

February 14, 2019February 14, 2019 The Guardsman 0 Comments art, CCSF, gallery obscura, Julia Lomax, Lisa Martin, Peter J. Suter, photography, StevenRaskin, Street Photography, Yefim Cherkis Memorial Scholarship

By Lisa Martin lisamartin.562@gmail.com Alone Together, the latest exhibit at Gallery Obscura by street photographer and Cherkis

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Love and Loss — Nona Caspers reads from her latest novel

October 21, 2018April 24, 2019 The Guardsman 0 Comments art, Authors, book reading, book review, City College of San Francisco, English Department, LGBTQ, Lisa Martin, Nona Caspers, ocean campus, reading, The Fifth Woman, Visiting Writers Series, Writing

By Lisa Martin lmartin@theguardsman.com Nona Caspers, author of Heavier Than Air and the Fifth Woman and winner of

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Photos LOUD enough to speak for themselves

March 29, 2018 The Guardsman 1 Comment art, Art department, Art Exhibit, CCSF Photo Club, Corey Holt, Harry Ciabattini, Joseph Johnston, photography

By Corey Holt coreychold3@mail.ccsf.edu CCSF Photo Club presents their 2018 Spring Semester group show ‘LOUD’ with goals to inspire

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Mobile art exhibits cultural unity

October 25, 2017October 25, 2017 The Guardsman 1 Comment art, City College of San Francisco, culture, ethnic, Kate Connell, Library, local, mobile art exhibits, Moving Art House, otto pippenger, pop-up exhibits, Rosenberg Library

By Otto Pippenger On each floor of City College’s Rosenberg Library sit the diverse, striking art exhibitions of Reference Librarian

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The Fight for Fort Mason

April 17, 2017November 30, 2018 The Guardsman 0 Comments art, budget cuts, campus closure, ceramics, City College of San Francisco, Claire Brees, Diane Olivier, Elena Stuart, figure drawing, Fort Mason, Olivero Quezada, Susan Lamb, town hall, CCSF, CCSF journalism, news, The Guardsman

By Elena Stuart City College administration has not been transparent about the possible closure of the Fort Mason campus next

Culture

Twinkle your toes at September dance workshops

September 15, 2016September 15, 2016 The Guardsman 0 Comments art, culture, dance, Michaela Payne

The dance department will kick off the fall semester—and twirl, slide and hop—with two September workshop nights featuring Romanian dance and Argentine tango.

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Project SURVIVE turn 20

December 13, 2014February 13, 2015 The Guardsman 13 Comments 20th anniversary, abusive relationships, art, artwork, california, CCSF, charles innis, city college, Ekevara Kitpowsong, exhibition, Expect Respect SF, Kim Moore, Leslie, Leslie Simon, ocean campus, peer educators, president barack obama, Project, project survive, quotes, Rosenberg Library, Sexual Violence, Simon, student, students, Survive, testimonials, Violence Against Women Act, women, Women’s Studies department

By Charles Innis The Guardsman Since 1994, City College’s Project SURVIVE has given over 4,000 peer presentations tackling the oft-avoided

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Olmec head made out of volcanic rock turns 10

October 29, 2014November 3, 2014 The Guardsman 13 Comments art, artists, aztec calendar, diego rivera, El Rey, Frida Kahlo Garden, Latin America, mary strope, Mission Center, muralist, nathaniel y. downes, olmec head, pacifica, Statue, theatre, volcanic rock, Will Maynez

By Mary Strope The Guardsman Nestled in the Frida Kahlo Garden courtyard adjacent to Ocean Campus’ Diego Rivera Theatre sits

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Art exhibition takes over local barber shop

October 20, 2014February 13, 2015 The Guardsman 4 Comments 2 Blocks of Art, art, artists, artshow, cayetano, collective, inks, Inks of Truth, of, painting, photographs, photography, reynaldo, san francisco, truth

Photo by Niko Plagakis The Guardsman The old San Francisco Barber College is one of the many venues that was opened

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Historic artworks are in plain sight

October 4, 2014February 13, 2015 The Guardsman 4 Comments art, artworks, august, campus, city collge, cloud hall, Continent, Diego, diego rivera, diego rivera mural, guns, Historic, history, Inorganic Science, Marriage of, Mosaic, mural, of, Organic, Plaza, ram, Rivera, san francisco, science hall, St. Francis, St. Francis of The Guns, sundial, The Artistic Expression, The North, The South, Theory and Science, tisselinck, visual images, work

By Charlie Innis The Guardsman Students walk by historic artwork everyday on campus, but many may not realize it. Over

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