Labyrinth

exhibit

On view through January 18, 2020

Location: Embed Gallery @ Toolbox LA

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Juried by Molly Enholm
Organized by the CSUN Arts Alumni Association

A labyrinth is an ancient symbol comprised of a spiral bound within a circle. It also represents a heroic journey, moving into the unknown and through a path of many turns, blind alleys and challenges as one travels within and throughout. For some, a labyrinth is a physical space, a dark passageway haunted by demons; in others, it represents a spiritual journey where inner truths are sought and revealed. Without literal restrictions, what other challenges or guiding truths might the notion of a labyrinth represent?
 

Gallery hours:

M-F 11am-5pm & special events or by appointment

Toolbox LA: The SFV's Premier Co-Working Space

book a tour!

Ongoing

Location: 9410 Owensmouth Ave, Chatsworth

Toolbox is a place to create collaborate and innovate. Companies of all kinds work at Toolbox, app developers, film makers, drop shippers, marketers and more. Lets make stuff!

Costumed & Nude Life Drawing

weekly event

Every Wednesday, 7-10pm

Location: Toolbox LA

9410 Owensmouth Ave, Chatsworth

In Partnership with Gallery Girls, 11:11 ACC and Toolbox LA are offering weekly life drawing sessions to practice your figure drawing chops, 3D modeling or

animation!  Bring your own materials- Sketchbooks or tablets encouraged!

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$10 for Toolbox LA members, $15 for non-members

Cash or credit at the door.

FIRST TIME? use code "firsttimer11" to receive 50% off your first session.

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Entrelazadas: How Womanhood and Culture are Intertwined

exhibit // event

January 11, 2020 6-9pm

Location: South Pasadena City Hall

1414 MIssion St, South Pasadena

Entrelazadas features 12 artists whose artwork reflects the strength of the latin woman; honoring her
history, divinity, creativity and necessity through painting, illustration and sculpture.

Featuring:
Areli Arellano, Alex Castaneda, Emilia Cruz, Lynn Coleman, Erica Friend, John Galan, Krisztianna,
Rick Ortega, Tamara Ramos, Jessie Rocha, Sheila Rodriguez and Cintia Segovia

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