CSULB film alum Leia Everett had a unique start in filmmaking. She became famous online thanks to her American Girl stop motion which paved the way for her film career.

Two recent CSULB alumna, Amanda Jacquez and Shelby Holmes are reclaiming themes of nostalgia and childhood whimsy back into their art.

Long Beach State students express their personal messages through pottery art made during their ceramics class.

Spots in Long Beach that have been featured in your favorite films, music, and art.

Art goes beyond just creative expression. For LGBTQ+ artists, their work is a way to connect with and represent their community. Here are three artists who push the bounds of creativity in Long Beach.

Able Arts Work is a local arts organization with the mission of providing accessible arts for those of all abilities.

Tattoos that aren’t just skin deep.

Think you can spy these art pieces around campus?

Imagery of scenic Long Beach by Charlie Nguyen.

Driven by his admiration for the arts and passion for music, Kingsley Amugo explores different avenues of creative fields.

Discover the stories behind three artistic minds in the city, pushing their passion for the arts into their creative endeavors.

Scenic imagery of Long Beach by Enrique Alejandrino.

Ever wonder who paints the murals adorning Long Beach streets and alleyways? Meet Thao Huynh French, the blooming muralist.

View murals around the LBC inspired by the Black Lives Matter movement.