"THE ART BEHIND VISUAL COMMUNICATIONS"
Gallery Q Teams Up with LCAD for Special Exhibition
On March 25, The Art Behind Visual Communications will launch at Gallery Q, consisting of faculty-selected student work from Laguna College of Art + Design's (LCAD) visual communications majors: Animation, Entertainment Design, Experimental Animation, Game Art, Graphic Design + Digital Media and Illustration.
Exhibit Dates: March 25 - May 5
Artist Reception: March 27
4:00-5:00pm- Lecture & Demonstration
5:00 - 6:30 pm - Reception
Gallery Q continues to broaden its scope to include events showcasing other community arts organizations with a goal of attracting a wider, intergenerational audience to view the work of local artists.
Gaming has exploded in popularity over the last decade — and not only among millennials. Some estimates put the number of players worldwide at an astonishing 2.5 billion. What's more, according to AARP survey, seniors are increasingly attracted to gaming: in 2016, there were 40 million senior gamers nationally, a number rising to 51 million in 2019. The lure: Gaming provides opportunities for grandparents to play with their grandchildren online, offers a sense of community to people who may be socially isolated, and is said to improve cognitive function.
On March 25, The Art Behind Visual Communications will launch at Gallery Q, consisting of faculty-selected student work from Laguna College of Art + Design's (LCAD) visual communications majors: Animation, Entertainment Design, Experimental Animation, Game Art, Graphic Design + Digital Media and Illustration.
Exhibit Dates: March 25 - May 5
Artist Reception: March 27
4:00-5:00pm- Lecture & Demonstration
5:00 - 6:30 pm - Reception
Gallery Q continues to broaden its scope to include events showcasing other community arts organizations with a goal of attracting a wider, intergenerational audience to view the work of local artists.
Gaming has exploded in popularity over the last decade — and not only among millennials. Some estimates put the number of players worldwide at an astonishing 2.5 billion. What's more, according to AARP survey, seniors are increasingly attracted to gaming: in 2016, there were 40 million senior gamers nationally, a number rising to 51 million in 2019. The lure: Gaming provides opportunities for grandparents to play with their grandchildren online, offers a sense of community to people who may be socially isolated, and is said to improve cognitive function.
