New addition to the SMC Art Department, Liv Aanrud brings encouragement, humor, color and solidarity to campus.

The Global Motion Dance performance took place at the Eli & Edythe Broad Stage. 

Santa Monica College percussion ensemble performed a variety of styles during a Friday afternoon performance.

Fourth months after his public execution, deathmatch wrestler Phil Insane returned to the ring.

Shoppers at the Pico Farmers Market stopped to view handmade glasswork by SMC glass artists ahead of Mother’s Day.

Panels, Signings and Food Trucks Draw a Huge Crowd to USC for the 31st Annual Literary Celebration 

Curated by Erika Hirugami, the exhibition highlights Latinx identity, joy, and complexity through nearly 40 photographers and lens-based artists, closing with a final reception on May 9.

The four-day exhibit featured over 100 independent artists who sought to connect with collectors and celebrate their achievements at a time when AI-generated artwork is being sold for an unprecedented amount of money. 

Grammy-winning jazz saxophonist Bob Reynolds made a notable performance with his quartet at the Santa Monica College Performing Arts Center on March 6.

Many international artists and galleries came together at the Santa Monica Airport on Feb. 26 for Frieze Los Angeles, a three-day art fair.

SMC students explore the connection between dance, wellness and creativity in a masterclass led by dancer, holistic healer and yoga instructor Naomi Hutchinson.

Handcrafted glass art by Santa Monica College students and staff drew shoppers to the park during the Pico Farmers Market.

Santa Monica College’s Art Department will host a Valentine’s Glass Sale on Saturday, Feb. 7, from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m., at Virginia Avenue Park, 2200 Virginia Ave.

The cast of “Angels in America, Part Two: Perestroika” powered through dress rehearsal on Wednesday ahead of the opening weekend's debut.

SMC Student Health Services organized a “(Re)Creating our future” art workshop held on Thursday, Nov. 13. The event was presented by substance use disorder activist and artist Téa Samia, in collaboration with the Institute for Public Strategies. Participants were asked to create art using found materials and to engage in a dialogue regarding substance use disorder awareness. Corsair reporter Carlos Perez stopped by to learn more.

Celebrating the 107th Veterans Day, Santa Monica College’s Veterans Success Center hosted a ceremony on the main campus to honor veterans, their families, and America’s proud military history.

LA Comic Con took place Sept. 26-28 at the Convention Center. Corsair Managing Editor Mollie Bishop and Copy Editor Jacqueline Martin attended to check it out.

At LA Comic Con, Corsair reporter and copy editor Jacqueline Martin spoke with the organizers of the Cosplay National Championships. People competed in various categories for a chance to win up to $10,000.

Valley Film Festival Showcase, highlights diverse realities of filmmaking and local talent. “Valley Film Festival SMC Alumni”

This year, at LA Comic Con, the company Proto debuted their A.I. recreation of Stan Lee. They charged $5 for fans to get a chance to speak with the comic book creator, who died in 2018.

Managing Editor Mollie Bishop spoke to Brand Manager Hazel Homer-Wambeam to learn more.