Lens as Witness: Photography and Resistance, 1960s - Now
Dr. Nicole Scalissi, a Professor of Art History and Global Cultures at California State University, San Bernardino, and her talented students have curated an exhibition that invites visitors to reflect on social justice and activism from the 1970s to the present, both on a national scale and specifically within the Inland Empire. This exhibition was an amazing collaboration with the Garcia Center and CSUSB Pfau Library, as well as contemporary artists from the Inland Empire, who were invited to deepen, expand, or challenge ideas of social justice and/or activism now.
Research, Artwork & Curation
Alessandro Corsaro, Matthew Dickerson, Molly Fitzgerald, Chrissy Hanula, Joseph MartÃnez, Jovanna Moya, Jorge Paz Mondragon, Erica Penuela, Nicole F. Scalissi, Meghan Sorenson, Madison Trumpy, Ida Tyus, Alexander Valdez Jr., Ashley J. Vasquez, Sarah Vasquez
In Partnership With
Michael Segura, The Garcia Center for the Arts
Eric Milenkiewicz, Special Collections and University Archives, CSUSB
About The Garcia Center for the Arts
Since opening in 2015, the Garcia Center for the Arts has become a vital cultural hub for artists, educators and community members across the Inland region, providing an accessible and inclusive space for creativity, learning and cultural exchange.