ASI Art Program
The ASI Art Program promotes cultural and artistic enlightenment within the campus community. The Bronco Student Center (BSC) displays works of art through short-term exhibits in the Bronco Exhibit Gallery organized in collaboration with the ASI Art Acquisition Committee.
Contact:
Maria-Lisa Flemington
(909) 869-4829
mflemington@cpp.edu or asiartprogram@cpp.edu
Current Exhibition
Summer Orientation Exhibit
Come through the Bronco Exhibit Gallery and find out about the offerings we have. Engagement, career, and volunteer opportunities are always on the horizon.
What is ASI?
ASI, Associated Students Incorporated, is a non-profit corporation that is dedicated to serving students and the campus community on a variety of levels.
This is reflected in the ASI motto – “Students Serving Students” with the goal of enriching student life.
Games Room
Located downstairs in the BSC, the Games Room is a place for students to relax and unwind from their classes where they can enjoy a variety of fun games such as billiards, video games, and even more. Lost and Found is housed within the Games Room.
Art Program
The ASI Art Program is located in the BSC and includes curated artwork in the Bronco Exhibit Gallery and the permanent art collection throughout the building.
Bronco Events & Activities Team – BEAT
BEAT oversees the creation and hosts programs to amplify student engagement, school spirit, and personal development.
Bronco Recreation Intramural Complex – BRIC
Provides different opportunities to engage in healthy lifestyles.
Student Club & Organization Service Center
The SCOSC supports CPP clubs and organizations with their events.
ASI Alumni Program
The ASI Alumni Program was made with the goal of connecting ASI Alumni with the current CPP community
Past Exhibition
Spring Art Exhibit: Motivation Creation
Artist Name: Aaron Cruz
Title: Scientists Retreat
Category: Architecture
Medium: Rendering
Major and Year: Architecture, 2nd year
Artist Name: Brian Espinoza
Title: Porous Green Alley
Category: Architecture
Medium: Rendered Axonometric
Major and Year: Landscape Architecture, 5th year
Description: This image illustrates the conceptual design of a modern alley in use. This space is located on 7th and Mateo street in the Los Angeles Arts District. It is an experiential space that explores sustainable ecology and human movement alongside the urban built environment of a busy parking facade.
Artist Name: Samantha McKinnon
Title: Balangaw
Category: Architecture
Medium: Rhino 6 3-D modeling
Major and Year: Architecture, 1st year
Description: This was my final project for my first semester. The name means rainbow in Waray, a Filipino dialect. Our class had to study two different buildings and grocery items and put aspects of them into the project. The slight level changes, stairs, and materiality are from the Farnsworth House by Mies Van Der Roche. The colored windows are from Mac 5-6-7 by Sauerburch Hutton Architects. The roof is from a picture of a bean with colored stain glass.
Artist Name: Kat Garcia
Title: Oviraptorid Dinosaur
Category: Biology
Medium: Digital painting
Major and Year: Biology (Zoology Option), senior
Description: This digital painting is a dinosaur eating a crab in different lighting setups (daylight, moonlight, meteor) as a sequence in 1 image. The dinosaur is a speculation of what a species of the family Oviraptoridae might look like back in the Late Cretaceous when they existed (84-66 million years ago). It was hypothesized that some of these dinosaurs may have eaten crustaceans. The concept style is influenced by scientific illustration and visual development.
Artist Name: Ben Narita
Title: BroncoSat-1 Blueprint
Category: Engineering
Medium: Adobe Illustrator
Major and Year: Aerospace Engineering, 3rd year
Description: BroncoSat-1 is Cal Poly Pomona’s first space mission, launching to orbit this year on board a Falcon 9 rocket.
Artist Name: Alejandra Arevalo
Title: Una Identidad Perdida
Category: Visual Art + Sculptures
Medium: Scratchboard
Major and Year: Visual Communication Design, 3rd year
Artist Name: Alejandra Arevalo
Title: Untitled
Category: Visual Art + Sculptures
Medium: Acrylic on Canvas
Major and Year: Visual Communication Design, 3rd year
Artist Name: Jasmine V. Najarro
Title: Mother’s Flowers
Category: Visual Art + Sculptures
Medium: Gouache
Major and Year: Visual Communication Design major, 4th year
Description: Mother’s Flowers is an emotional piece for me. I dedicated this piece to my grandfather who unfortunately passed in November 2020. This piece was made to represent my grandfather and his love of the world and nature. Being able to paint something beautiful, such as these orchids, helped me cope during this difficult time.
Artist Name: Jasmine V. Najarro
Title: Tree Waves
Category: Visual Art + Sculptures
Medium: Gouache
Major and Year: Visual Communication Design major, 4th year
Description: I created a small series of flowers and trees in my painting class that all resembled the emotions I was going through in Fall 2020. I lost a sense of motivation to create while in virtual learning, and these paintings served as beautiful reminders that everything was going to be okay.
Artist Name: Weijian Liang Wu
Title: Day and Night
Category: Visual Art + Sculptures
Medium: Oil Pastel
Major and Year: Visual Communication Design, 2nd year
Artist Name: Alejandra Arevalo
Title: The Handbag Museum Visual System
Category: Website Design – VCD
Medium: Illustrator and Photoshop
Major and Year: Visual Communication Design, 3rd year
Artist Name: Carmen Wong
Title: Smogged Up California
Category: Website Design – VCD
Medium: Graphic Design
Major and Year: Visual Communication Design, 4th Year
Description: An informative double gate folded, 16-panel brochure designed to inform public about California’s air quality and ozone pollution.
Artist Name: Carmen Wong
Title: Streets of Asia
Category: Website Design – VCD
Medium: Graphic Design
Major and Year: Visual Communication Design, 4th Year
Description: Brand Identity deliverables consisting of wearables pieces and poster that was designed for a made up festival.