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On walls and elsewhere, campus comes alive with public art

Posted on June 15, 2023 by Daniel Wilson

Originally published online June 15, 2023, by Sacramento State University Communications. Published previously in our physical 75th anniversary Sac State magazine. You might say art is in the air at Sac State, but actually, it is on the walls, and … Continue reading →

Posted in Magazine News, Sacramento State University Communications | Tagged 75th anniversary, antiracism and inclusive campus plan, art, art displays, daniel wilson, education, history, painting, public art, sac state, Sac State magazine, sacramento, sculpture, wide open walls | Leave a comment

Multiyear mural project showcases Sac State’s efforts to become an antiracist and inclusive campus

Posted on October 25, 2022 by Daniel Wilson

Originally published Oct. 25, 2022, by Sacramento State University Communications A walk along the south side of Sacramento State’s Santa Clara Hall will give the phrase “seeing is believing” a whole new meaning for the next 12 months. A group … Continue reading →

Posted in News, Sacramento State University Communications | Tagged art, community, dei, inclusivity, murals, painting, sac state, wide-open-walls, wow | Leave a comment

Tag Archives: painting

On walls and elsewhere, campus comes alive with public art

Multiyear mural project showcases Sac State’s efforts to become an antiracist and inclusive campus

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