Art and Design News

Program opens a path to the bachelor’s degree for people experiencing incarceration in two correctional institutions in the Imperial Valley.

Janet Cooling, the nationally renowned contemporary artist who helped bring gay and lesbian imagery into the mainstream art world, has passed away from breast cancer.

The annual San Diego Art Prize has morphed and transformed, both in the way in which the prize is awarded and in what it means when artists win the prize.

The new San Diego City College exhibit curated by SDSU professors looks at the craft of subversive art

Painting and Printmaking Professor Carlos Castro Arias, and Art History Lecturer Amy Sanchez Arteaga from Cognate Collective were two of four winners selected for the prize.

Meet Slyvia Paredes, San Diego local majoring in Graphic Design.

Janet Cooling, who imagined a style of figurative painting built on lesbian and feminist symbologies during the 1970s and ’80s, died in Richmond, Virginia, on February 25 at the age of 70 from breast cancer. Her partner and wife of 40 years, Jackie Corlin, confirmed her death.