Arts Stories
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Print-sized Prodigy
Ralph Waldo Emerson once said, “Every artist was once an amateur.” Emerson never met Osmar.
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Already a Golden Globe winner, student scripting a bright future
George Lucas tells anyone who is listening that film editors are the most important part of movie making. Dominic Cardenas, a 19-year-old telemedia student, understands that. The Force is with him.
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Drumming up a great show
Dancing in bare feet the African dancers bared their souls.
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Goddess of creation lives strong
Aztec myth tells the story of Coatlicue the Earth goddess who gave birth to all celestial things being murdered by all 400 of her children. Coatlicue’s children included a water god, the god of war, a star goddess and the god of the afterlife.
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SWC film students capture reel life
Serina Duarte, Managing Editor
Some Southwestern College grads seem lost. Mark Sission’s students go to work on “Lost.”
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Another Space II
An eclectic collection of paintings and installations from Southwestern College wended its way through Third Avenue Village and set up shop at the Gateway Building in Chula Vista.
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A secret talent strides into the spotlight-Faces of Immigration
Her long, elegant fingers dance across the computer keyboard throughout the day. At night, though, the music and magic begins.
