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Lecturer
Design
Roman Jaster received his BFA at the California Institute of the Arts. As a graphic designer, his work focuses on print and book design, as well as web design and development. Jaster is currently co-editor of the Mammut magazine. He works on commissioned projects, often for cultural organizations and artists such as the Son of Semele Theatre Ensemble, the CAP Summer Arts Program, Artmap LA and the California Community Foundation. Jaster's works have also been published in IdN Magazine and Creative Review.
To learn more about Roman Jaster, visit his website at www.romanjaster.com
Lecturer
Design
Alexis (Weidig) Zoto received her BA from the University of Southern California and an MFA from University of California, Santa Barbara. Her work combines sculpture, installation and works on paper and have been shown widely both nationally and internationally, including several exhibitions at Overtones Gallery in Los Angeles. Zoto has also exhibited as a solo artist and in group exhibitions at Miller Durazo Gallery, Ron Breeden Gallery, Santa Barbara Museum of Art, Long Beach City College of Art Gallery, Palm Springs Art Museum, The Torrance Art Museum, the Brewery project, The Richmond Art Center, and at Christies Auction House in Beverly Hills.
To find out more, visit her website at www.alexiszoto.com
Lecturer
Design
Steve Child received his BFA from Tyler School of Art in Philadelphia and an MFA in painting and drawing. His work combines collage, drawing, text, painting and digital imagery. Child recently created the print campaign for Zen poet and teacher Thich Nhat Hanh's 2009 U.S. tour; and freelanced for the Center for the Study of Political Graphics. He has also worked for major entertainment studios in Los Angeles. Child's work has been featured at USC Orange County Center, and in group exhibitions at CSULA.
To find out more, visit his website at www.stevechild.com
Lecture
Design
Jeff Cain earned a BA from Whittier College and an MFA in art and integrated media at Cal Arts. He completed research studies at Emory University and Homerton College at Cambridge University. Cain's interdisciplinary practice gas included works in digital media, radio, sculpture, video, sound, print, performance, cultural organizations and speculative design. He was director/curator of The Wedge, an instillation project space founded the historic Women's Building near Chinatown and director of the Shed Research Institute. Cain's work has been featured at the Musee D'Art Modern de Ville de Paris , Los Angeles County Museum of Art, Track 16, LAFreewaves, CalArts, the Armory Center for the Arts, Crazy Space, Highways , Leefalshalong at the New Chinatown Barbershop and other Southern California venues.
Lecturer
Design
China Adams earned her BFA from University of California, Los Angeles, and her MFA from University of Nevada, Las Vegas. Adams makes conceptual art works in a range of media and technique, including papermaking, collage and hand sewing. She produces objects as evidence of her actions and then records the occurrence with a notarized document. Adams has participated in exhibitions at Ace Gallery, Steve Turner Contemporary, and in Europe at Galleria Milleventi in Milan, Metronon Gallery in Barcelona, ARCO in Madrid, and Centro de Salamanca in Salamanca, Spain.