Month: May 2013
Visits to Cemeteries, Mortuaries and Crematorium – GCAC Artist in Residence Adriana Salazar
Adriana Salazar is the current GCAC Artist in Residence, visiting us from Bogota, Colombia. Her residency is a collaborative effort for GCAC with the Orange County Museum of Art. Adriana will be a part of the upcoming OCMA California-Pacific Triennial, curated by Dan Cameron. GCAC has partnered with OCMA to be a […]
Mobility Device: Carmen Papalia Performance with Century HS Marching Band @ GCAC
Mobility Device A Performance by Carmen Papalia with the accompaniment of The Great Centurion Marching Band from Century High School, Santa Ana CLICK HERE FOR DOCUMENTARY VIDEO OF THE PROJECT Saturday, June 1, 2013 Begins 6PM @ Grand Central Art Center Carmen Papalia image credit: Jordan Reznick ARTIST CARMEN PAPALIA’S OWN WORDS: Excerpt from […]
GCAC Intern Off to Grad School @ School of the Art Institute Chicago!
In the words of GCAC intern Ariel Gentalen as she completes her internship and heads to Chicago for grad school… The first word that comes to mind while reflecting on my year as an intern at Grand Central Art Center is community. It is John Spiak’s unflinching commitment to partnerships and involvement that created a […]
Artist in Residence, Adriana Salazar from Bogota, Colombia – GCAC Collaboration with OCMA for 2013 California-Pacific Triennial
Grand Central Art Center is proud to announce the arrival of Artist in Residence, Adriana Salazar from Bogota, Colombia. Adriana will be in residence for the next two months as she develops two major site-specific installation – one in our main gallery and one that will take place at the Orange County Museum of […]
New Exhibitions, President Garcia Visit, MFA Open Studios – Kick-Off May @ Grand Central Art Center
This past Saturday, Grand Central Art Center celebrated the opening reception of our new exhibitions – Divested Interest: Exchange Dialogues with Cog•nate Collective & Ramiro Gomez, curated by California State University, Fullerton (CSUF) College of the Arts graduate students Emily D. A. Tyler and Martha Rocha of the Exhibition Design program, and artist Saskia Jorda’s […]