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Come check out “Edgeless: In the Expanded Field of Painting” in the University Art Gallery. Curated by Jacqueline Marino, the exhibition features the work of artists Anna Betbeze, Monique van Genderen, Lizzie Zelter, and Molly Zuckerman-Hartung.

Through their work, these artists push against conventional ideas of what painting is, incorporating both traditional and nontraditional media into the act of painting.

The University Art Gallery is open Tuesdays- Thursdays from 12 to 4 PM, or by appointment. @sdsuartgalleries by @sdsu_art

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Featuring rare prints, small editions and one-of-a-kind works from Frank Ferguson’s mail art and zine archive, the exhibition traces how artists used informal networks to share information, bypass censorship and offer solidarity—a story that feels especially relevant today.

The exhibition also includes a printmaking workshop, a concert featuring music from the mail art network, a film screening and an open call for mail art. Create a 4-by-5-inch postcard and mail it to the gallery by Dec. 30 to participate.

OPENING RECEPTION
Saturday, October 3, 5–7 PM
The Front Arte y Cultura
147 W. San Ysidro Blvd.
San Ysidro, CA 92173

RELATED EVENTS
Linocut Printmaking Workshop
Isa Ybarra
Friday, October 23, 10:00 A.M.–Noon

On the Record: Music from the Mail Art Network
Max Luera and Bill Perrine
Thursday, November 19, 7:00 – 9:00 P.M.

Screening: How to Draw a Bunny, 2002
John Walter and Andrew Moore’s critically acclaimed film, How To Draw A Bunny, delves into the world of Ray Johnson. Tuesday, December 15, 5:30 P.M.

Call For Mail Art
Open until December 30th, 2026.
Create a 4x5 postcard and mail it to the gallery to be part of disSent.
The Front Arte y Cultura
147 W. San Ysidro Blvd.

#PSFA #SDSU #ArtandDesign #ArtatSDSU #ArtsAliveSDSU #SDSUExhibition #ArtDiscoverySDSU #DiscoverySeriesSDSU #UniversityArtGallerySDSU @sdsu_art @sdsugraphicdesign Poster for an exhibition titled "Dissent: Mail Art, Resistance, & Informal Networks," curated by Arzu Ozkal. It will take place at The Front Arte & Cultura in San Ysidro from October 3, 2026, to January 14, 2027. The exhibition includes selections from The Sigrid Freundorfer (SF) Mail Art Archive. The poster is associated with the College of Professional Studies and Fine Arts, SDSU. by @sdsu_art

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It's your last chance to see the Graduate Review Exhibition: “What Remains” in the Everett Gee Jackson Gallery. The show closes October 15, but it's still open for everyone to visit this Tuesday through Thursday from 12:00 to 4:00 PM.

Come check out the amazing work our MFA artists have created!

Featured artists:

Barbara Anderaos
Zoë DiNardo
Diem Nguyen
Bogdana Voitenko
Zachary Brown
Mary Gowen
Natara Brie Onna
Bryce Wall
Cat Dickerson
Andrea Mendoza
Aki Sakai
Isa Ybarra

@sdsuartgalleries by @sdsu_art

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A must-see at SDSU! 🎨

KPBS arts and culture reporter Julia Dixon Evans named Edgeless: In the Expanded Field of Painting one of San Diego’s top arts picks, calling SDSU’s University Art Gallery “always-impressive.”

See how four artists push painting beyond the traditional canvas.
📅 On view through Dec. 3
🕛 Noon-4 p.m. Tuesday through Thursday
📍 University Art Gallery, 5500 Campanile Drive, SDSU
🎟️ Free admission
Read the KPBS roundup at the link in our IG bio!

Image credit: Molly Zuckerman-Hartung's "Pusher Cushion" is a 2026 mixed-media work included in "Edgeless: In the Expanded Field of Painting," on view through Dec. 3, 2026, at the SDSU University Art Gallery.

#PSFA #SDSU #ArtandDesign #ArtatSDSU #ArtsAliveSDSU #SDSUExhibition #ArtDiscoverySDSU #DiscoverySeriesSDSU #UniversityArtGallerySDSU @sdsu_art by @sdsu_art

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Students, you're invited!
Want to connect with arts educators from across the country—and meet actor, writer and producer Robin Thede? Join us for Day 1 of the Arts Schools Network Conference on Oct. 20, with inspiring sessions from 9:15 a.m.-3:45 p.m.
Only 100 student tickets are available. If interest exceeds capacity, attendees will be selected by lottery.

Don’t miss your chance—sign up today by clicking the link bio!
Explore the conference sessions: https://www.asnconference.org/services-5

#PSFA #SDSU #ArtandDesign #ArtatSDSU #ArtsAliveSDSU #SDSUExhibition #ArtDiscoverySDSU #DiscoverySeriesSDSU #UniversityArtGallerySDSU @sdsu_art by @sdsu_art

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Congratulations to Mark Siprut, associate professor of multimedia in SDSU’s School of Art and Design, whose artwork Robert’s Cottages, Oceanside has been selected for In Flux: OMA Artist Alliance at Covet Gallery.

The exhibition explores movement, transformation and uncertainty through shifting materials and ideas. Siprut’s work reflects his interest in the relationship between place, history and the built environment, capturing Oceanside’s changing coastline through its enduring beach cottages.

You can visit the exhibition through Oct. 31 at Covet Gallery, 1922 South Coast Highway, Oceanside. Learn more at the link in our Instagram bio!

#PSFA #SDSU #ArtandDesign #ArtatSDSU #ArtsAliveSDSU #SDSUExhibition #ArtDiscoverySDSU #DiscoverySeriesSDSU #UniversityArtGallerySDSU @sdsu_art by @sdsu_art

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Art that moves. Stories that stay.
Join us for a powerful exhibition celebrating immigrant, undocumented, mixed-status, and ally voices through art, memory, and transformation.
📅 October 12–16, 2026
🕛 12–4 p.m.
📍 Richard Anthony Marks Gallery, Art South 5th Floor Lobby
Come experience the stories, memories, and journeys that make our communities who we are. 🎨🌎
#OurStoriesInMotion #ImmigrantWeekOfAction #SDSUArts #ArtAndCommunity taken in SDSU School of Art and Design by @sdsu_art

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Open to current SDSU Students - Are you interested in exploring South Korean art and culture next summer?

Art of South Korea: Past and Present is a two-week course in June 2027 that offers an immersive exploration of historic, modern, and contemporary art, design, and culture in South Korea. Students will engage in hands-on learning through site visits to key cultural and historical landmarks, including temples, palaces, art museums, and the DMZ.

To learn more about this program, make sure to attend an Info Session with Professor Eunice Uhm! There will be virtual information sessions on October 23 and December 11.

Application Timeline: November 2, 2026 (9:00 AM) through March 15, 2027 (11:59 PM)

Photo of students from the Art of South Korea trip in June 2026. by @sdsu_art

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Are you thinking about pursuing your Master's degree with the School of Art and Design? Have questions about the application process or what you'll study? Join us for an information session where you can ask questions and learn more from faculty program advisors.

More details about each session are below; no RSVPs required!

MA in Art History Sessions
Hosted by Art History faculty and MA Program Graduate Advisor Gillian Sneed
Sessions held on:
📆 Tuesday, October 6 from 12-12:45 PM on Zoom
📍Wednesday, October 7 from 11:45 AM - 12:30 PM in ART N 512A

MFA Program Sessions
Hosted by Painting faculty and Graduate Advisor Eva Struble
Sessions held on:
📆Wednesday, October 7 from 6:30 - 8 PM on Zoom
📆Friday, November 6 from 6-7:30 PM on Zoom

Graduate applications are open annually October 1 - December 1.
Photo of MFA student Diem Nguyen in the graduate jewelry studio by Ken Jacques. by @sdsu_art

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Join the Ceramic Arts Association next week as they host @lomelitommy! Tommy will host a two day demo and artist talk on September 30 and October 1. The events are free!

Tommy Lomeli's "sculptural and mixed media work reimagines cultural identity through Mexican American car customization using the ancient vessel as a conduit for anthropological study of region and time. [His] works are placed in the present as [Lomeli] explores themes surrounding religion, indigeneity, and regional mythology."

Details:
Weds., September 30
Demo - 9 AM - 3:30 PM
ART N 122

Thurs., October 1
Demo - 12:30 - 4:30 PM
Artist Talk - 5 - 6 PM
ART N 122

Poster design by @dunkmastermike @sdsuceramics by @sdsu_art

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Our fall exhibitions open this week with receptions on Thursday, Sept. 24 from 4-7 PM! Come out for “Edgeless: In the Expanded Field of Painting” and the annual “What Remains” (MFA Grad Review Exhibition). Visitors can mix and mingle with curator Jacqueline Marino and artists featured in “Edgeless,” as well as MFA artists from our current cohort of graduate students.

All events are free and open to the public! Hope to see you there.

Artists in “Edgeless”:
Anna Betbeze @annabetbeze
Monique van Genderen @monique_van_genderen
Molly Zuckerman-Hartung @mollyzuckermanhartung
Lizzie Zelter @the_lizard_of_oz
Curated by Jacqueline Marino @jacqueline______marino

MFA Artists:
Barbara Anderaos @objetoceramico
Zoë DiNardo @zoedinardo.draws
Diem Nguyen @by_diemn
Bogdana Voitenko @danko_voitenko
Zachary Brown @zeebeedesign
Mary Gowen @mary.gowen
Natara Brie Onna @littlems.seuss
Bryce Wall @brycewallart
Cat Dickerson @elgato.designs
Andrea Mendoza @aartisticallyandrea
Aki Sakai @a.sakaiart
Isa Ybarra @isa.ybarra

Photo credits: 1) Curator Barbara Paris Gifford leading a tour at the Spring 2026 opening reception for "Staying Power" in the University Art Gallery. Photo by Ken Jacques. 3) Graduate students Zach Brown and Bryce Wall at the Fall 2025 Graduate Review Exhibition in the Everett Gee Jackson Gallery. Photo by Ken Jacques. by @sdsu_art

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Congratulations Kerianne Quick!
SDSU School of Art and Design professor Kerianne Quick brings the provocative exhibition, OH WELL, WHATEVER, NEVERMIND, to Brooklyn Metal Works this fall. Through body armor-inspired jewelry, titanium crosshair pins and black-shrouded mirrors, Quick confronts the machinery of violence—and the apathy that allows it to become ordinary. The works ask what it means to protect and repair the body in a culture that manufactures its destruction—and what it means to look away.

A nationally recognized craftsperson and curator, Quick is a professor of jewelry and metalwork at SDSU whose work is held in major museum collections across the United States and Europe.
The exhibition opens Saturday, Sept. 26, with a free public reception from 7-9 p.m. at Brooklyn Metal Works.
#SDSU #SDSUArtAndDesign #KerianneQuick #ContemporaryCraft #JewelryAndMetalwork #BrooklynMetalWorks by @sdsu_art

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