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San Diego is no stranger to fantastic college art programs, and this new exhibit at California Center for the Arts Escondido features dozens of regional faculty from San Diego's many colleges and universities. Featured artists include Siobhán Arnold, Carlos Castro, Neil Kendricks, Sage Serrano, Griselda Rosas, Eva Struble, Sofia V. Gonzalez and many more. Also on view will be works that the participating faculty have selected from their students, shown on the "Emerging Artists Wall." —Julia Dixon Evans, KPBS From the museum: Campus Creatives features contemporary artworks that highlight the talents of visual artists and educators from across San Diego’s colleges and universities. Included in the exhibition is the Emerging Artists Wall featuring students selected from each college by participating faculty artists to represent their institution’s art department. This unique opportunity offers emerging artists the chance to exhibit their artwork in the Museum. Participating Artists: Diane Adams Siobhán Arnold David Avalos Stephanie Bedwell Jennifer Anne Bennett J. David Carlson Carlos Castro Anna Delgado John Dillemuth Joshua Eggleton Xuchi Naungayan Eggleton Christopher Ferreria Julie Goldstein Sofia V. Gonzalez John Halaka Joanne Hayakawa Matthew Hebert Terri Hughes-Oelrich Lisa Hutton Jeff Kahn Farrah Karapetian Neil Kendricks YC Kim Debby and Larry Kline Huai Li Bill Mosley Leslie Nemour Serena Potter Judith Preston Iana Quesnell Kaiya Rainbolt Dean Ramos Jeff Ray Matt Rich Griselda Rosas Sage Serrano Sondra Sherman Leslie Shershow Mark Siprut Lucy HG Solomon Miyoko Briana Stanley Eva Struble Micajah Truitt Paul Turounet Perry Vásquez Lisa Venditelli Karmel Clay West Sam Wohl Schools Represented: California State University, San Marcos Cuyamaca College Grossmont College MiraCosta College Miramar College National University Palomar College Point Loma Nazarene University San Diego City College San Diego Mesa College San Diego State University Southwestern College University of California, San Diego University of San Diego About the Museum: The Center Museum hosts four to six exhibitions per year. The Museum seeks to provide North County San Diego with access to relevant, thought-provoking, and wide-ranging exhibitions that highlight contemporary artists and artworks. Each show is accompanied by a dedicated Emerging Artist Gallery Wall as a commitment to supporting young artists in the community. Related links: CCAE on Facebook CCAE visiting information

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