Artist aims to increase community engagement with campus
East Los Angeles College student Samantha Nieves spent their summer as the Getty Marrow Undergraduate intern for the Vincent Price Art Museum.
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VPAM launches new exhibit
The Vincent Price Art Muesuem’s new exhibit is a tribute to Goh Choo San. Goh was a Singeporean choreographer who made an impact in promient ballet companies in Asia, Europe and North America. Goh died at 39 years old from an AIDS-related illness.
VPAM grant creates permanent curatorial position
The Vincent Price Art Museum received a $500,000 grant to support a curatorial position that will focus on collecting artwork from and promoting artists of Latin American or Caribbean descent.
VPAM’s ‘New Voices’ emerges in Art Exhibition
“New Voices” showcase became a significant part of the 2022 District Wide Juried Student Art Exhibition arranged by the Vincent Price Art Museum and Los Angeles Community College District.
Student artist breaks down barriers, tackles world issues
Mental health and world issues are some of topics student Angelica Viramontes tackles in her artwork.
Student exhibition returns to VPAM after two-year hiatus
The Vincent Price Art Museum will host the student exhibition “New Voices” with all submissions from all nine colleges in the Los Angeles Community College District. The exhibit will from from November 5 to January 21.
ELAC’s Vincent Price Art Museum and Library internship
Three major museum-related internships are open to East Los Angeles College students this coming summer, and ELAC librarian Natasha Alvarez can help create impactful resumes.
Vincent Price Art Museum hosts art auction
The Vincent Price Art Museum Foundation is hosting its third annual silent auction art fundraiser that including works from over 30 artists.
New director welcomed to Vincent Price Art Museum
Vincent Price Art Museum welcomed artist and activist Steven Y. Wong as the new director.
VPAM to remain closed along with ELAC campus
Vincent Price Art Museum Director, Pilar Tompkins-Rivera said the museum falls within the operations of East Los Angeles College and will remain closed.