Opportunities

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LBCC Building M front view looking at the Writing and Reading Success Center

For Students 

If you are a student and would like to learn more about becoming a member of the Public Art Advisory Group (PAAG), please email your resume and schedule a meeting with Karla Aguiñiga, kaguiniga@lbcc.edu  

Responsibilities: 

  • Participate in monthly general meeting, typically on Mondays from 5:30-7pm. 
  • Attend 1-2 monthly subgroup meetings, commitment of 1-3 hours each meeting. 
  • Attend Public Art events as needed. 

Benefits: 

  • Help bring public art to campus. 
  • Connect with students and other campus stakeholders who are interested in art. 
  • Attend studio visits and other arts-related outings. 
  • Learn about contemporary art. 
  • Learn project management skills. 
  • Contribute to changing LBCC’s campus to be more welcoming, inclusive, and empowering for students. 
  • Stipend for your participation in PAAG. 

For Artists 

The LBCC Public Art Advisory Group (PAAG) is currently planning a variety of temporary public art projects around the topic of environmental justice. We are looking for Southern California-based artists whose work investigates the intersection of race and the environment. We are especially interested in interactive multimedia projects, sound art, sculpture and/or installation.  

If you would like to be considered for the request for proposal process and learn more about the formal application, please provide the following materials:   

  • Biography  
  • Artist Statement 
  • CV 
  • Portfolio with a minimum of 10 images 
  • Website link 
  • Contact information 

Email all information listed above to Karla Aguiñiga, Public Art Advisory Group Chair at kaguiniga@lbcc.edu.