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The Mt. San Antonio College Gallery Design / Operations and Art Profession Certificate program
is proud to present a series of Art Exhibits curated by certificate candidate students. These exhibits
are conceived, designed, and organized by the students as part of the Arts Division academic and
certificate programs.
May 26th – June 11th 2009
Location: Mt. San Antonio College Art Gallery
Opening Reception: May 28th, 5 p.m. – 7 p.m.
Exhibit Hours:
Tuesday – Thursday, 11 a.m. – 2 p.m.
Tuesday 5 – 7:30 p.m.
Saturday, June 6 11 a.m.– 2 p.m.
Admission: Free
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Mind Extraction
This exhibition consists of the artist's black and white drawings, demonstrating the artist's
creative imagination through his innovative characters and elaborate scenes. He is heavily
influenced by science fiction as demonstrated by the characters and the worlds they occupy. Their
world typically consists of "strange rooms and eerie landscapes that are inhabited by even
stranger abstract biomechanical life forms."
Artist: DavidR
Certificate Candidate Curator: Diane Lynn Romero
Director and Curator
of Exhibitions: Fatemeh Burnes
Contact: dianelynnn@gmail.com, (626) 322-7598
Press Release: Click here to download the Press Release
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Artistic Vehicles de Magulandia
The colorful creations of Magu are the "vehicles" in which the transportation of
ideas and dialogue between artist and the audience is communicated. The art is representative of
the energy, life, and humor of the Chicano culture. His work is filled with bright colors that
are lively and wildly imaginative which consist of low-riders, cultural aesthetics, and
anthropomorphic characters who interact and dwell in the utopian society, Magulandia.
Artist: MAGU
Certificate Candidate Curator: Howard Hill
Director and Curator of
Exhibitions: Fatemeh Burnes
Contact: Howard Hill (909) 979-7042
Press Release: Click here to download the press release
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Fiber Reconstructed
 This exhibition displays traditional women's work created as contemporary art work.
Quilts and traditional yarn crafting of yesteryear were once used for everyday necessities,
but today these women have taken their skills to a new dimension, works of art for public
and private display. Their assorted themes explore our changing world, unifying people,
and the internal hidden aspects of our souls.
Artists: Edith Abeyta, Sandra D. Carter,
Ann Turley
Certificate Candidate Curator: Kimberlee
McGill
Director and Curator of Exhibitions:
Fatemeh Burnes
Contact: Kimberlee McGill 1kmx8350@mtsac.edu
Press Release: Click
here to download the press release
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mark lewis: an exhibition
 June 2nd – June 8th 2009
Gallery 256 Wine Bar
256 S. Main Street, Pomona, CA 91766, 909.623.7600
Opening Reception: June 2. 7 – 11 p.m.
Artist Talk & Open Discussion: June 5. 7 - 11 p.m.
Live Entertainment is Scheduled
Artist: Mark Lewis
Certificate Candidate Curator: Veronica Jordyn Magaña
Director and Curator of Exhibitions: Fatemeh Burnes
Contact: Veronica Jordyn Magaña jvmnatim@yahoo.com
Press Release: Click here to
download the press release
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