Category: Galleries
Memorial Tattoos
Andrew Ranson ’98 founded Memorial Ink to document veterans’ memorial tattoos, those that pay tribute their fallen comrades and friends.
L.A.’s Unmatched Murals
With perhaps 1,500 murals across the city, Los Angeles has earned its reputation as the Mural Capital of the United States.
Going Downriver After Huckleberry Finn
Explore the adventures of Loyola students during their memorable trip down the Mississippi in August 1959.
California’s Owens Valley Water Wars
When the City of Los Angeles acquired the rights to transport Owens Valley water south, J.D. Black documented the battles as well as the economic aftermath by collecting documents and images and taking his own photographs.
BBQ Chalkboard: Where Are You Now?
What question could everyone answer? “Where are you now?” Your answers were inspiring, funny and honest.
Valley Vistas
Damon Willick, who teaches art and art history, grew up in the San Fernando Valley and was the perfect person to curate a show and write a catalog about the valley’s contributions to the L.A. art scene.
Sunday Night Mass
It’s Sunday night, just before 8 p.m. All you can hear as you walk up the steps to Sacred Heart Chapel is the buzz — loud, almost like a roar — of conversations coming from the sanctuary. You see the opened doors, and they seem to whisper to you, “Come in, all are welcome here.” You look for a seat, but it’s tough to find an empty space in the pews because the chapel is full, again.
Del Rey Players’ Productions
For eight decades, the Del Rey Players, LMU’s entirely student-run theatre group has been producing and performing shows.
Watts Towers
Paul Harris, LMU professor of English, says no two photos of the Watts Towers are ever alike. Take a look for yourself at a work of art that is an unending source of beauty, mystery and fascination.