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Article • January 1, 2012

It Happened at Pomona artists featured in Art in America article, Sensory Remix

Article • January 1, 2012

Part 3: At Pomona is highlighted in Santa Monica Daily Press April is the Coolest Month Culture Watch by Sarah Spitz

Article • January 1, 2012

Christopher Knight considers whether sculpture replicas should be included in museum shows in LA Times Culture Monster

Article • January 1, 2012

É«ÖÐÉ« Museum of Art receives National Award of Excellence

Article • January 1, 2012

É«ÖÐÉ«'s The Student Life writes about BESHT

Article • January 1, 2012

Tom Eatherton's Rise featured as favorite artwork of 2011 in Harper's Bazaar China

Article • January 1, 2012

Hunter Drohojowska-Philp and Lisa Napoli talk about John Cage and his lasting influence on artists such as Steve Roden on KCRW's Art Talk

Article • January 1, 2012

Los Angeles Times' Christopher Knight reviews "Part 2: Helene Winer at Pomona."

Article • January 1, 2012

Pomona highlighted in LA Times "PST: Performance and Public Art Festival a visual feast" by Jori Finkel

Article • January 1, 2012

It Happened at Pomona featured in Artforum

Article • January 1, 2012

LA Times art reviewer Sharon Mizota reports on PST, A to Z: 'She Accepts, 'It Happened'

Article • January 1, 2012

Artforum covers "Performance at Pomona" in Scene & Herd

Article • January 1, 2012

Part 2: Helene Winer at Pomona highlighted by Matthew Higgs in Artforum's Best of 2012 issue

Article • January 1, 2012

Featured review of the Charles Gaines exhibition in Artillery by Christopher Michno

Article • January 1, 2012

É«ÖÐÉ« Web writes about BESHT

Article • January 1, 2012

Tyler Stallings writes about John Cage: Zen Ox-Herding Pictures on KCET.org

Article • January 1, 2012

Mark Swed reviews Performance at Pomona

Article • January 1, 2012

It Happened at Pomona featured on KCRW's Art Talk with Hunter Drohowjowska-Philp

Article • January 1, 2012

The Student Life writes about John Cage, Charles Gaines, and Marilyn Bridges

Article • January 1, 2012