Fullerton College Centennial

FULLERTON COLLEGE CENTENNIAL

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SCULPTURE

Hal Sherbeck Sculpture

Professional sculptor Donald Treadway, who created sculpture of Rod Carew, Jimmy Reese, and Nolan Ryan for the Anaheim Angels, will produce a full-scale replica of legendary Fullerton College football coach and Athletic Director, Hal Sherbeck, one of the most successful coaches in community college history. The bronzed image of Coach Sherbeck in his Hornet jacket, wearing his coach's headset and holding a clipboard, will face the football field.

Hornet Sculpture Replacement and Installation

For fifty years the Hornet sculpture, positioned outside the Student Union, welcomed Fullerton College students to the Campus Quad. Made originally of wood and fiberglass and dismantled during the construction of the new Library, the Hornet is in need of replacement and re-installation. Faculty sculptor Carl Stanaway, Stained Glass instructor Nanci Shreiber-Smith, and Welding instructor John Pummer are collaborating on an aluminum and stained glass replacement for this campus icon, which will be located at the south end of the quad and visible from Chapman Avenue.

The Rabbit by Richard Johnston

For ten years the Rabbit, donated to Fullerton College by sculptor Richard Johnston, was located on the southeast corner of Chapman and Lemon Avenues. When a monument signs were installed on that corner, the sculpture was temporarily taken down. This project seeks financial support to return the sculpture to the campus and will involve art students and construction technology students.

MURALS

Frank Romero Mural in the Library

Artist in Residence Frank Romero created a two panel mural representation of Fullerton College, and it is currently displayed in our new Library, Learning Resource Center on the quad. To learn more about Frank Romero, visit his website: Frank Romero.

Gronk Nicandro Mural in the 1400 Building Lobby

2011 Artist in Residence Gronk Nicandro created a mural for the lobby of the new Social Sciences Building (1400). To learn more about Gronk, visit this website: Gronk Nicandro.

Marlo Bartels Mural on the Exterior of the 1000 Building

2012 Artist in Residence Marlo Bartels will create and install a major ceramics mural on the West Side of the 1000 building. To learn more about Marlo, visit his website: Marlo Bartels.

Science Building Lobby Mural

Muralist Tara Tovonatti and her mural class students are creating a 30-foot long mural representing a scientific historical timeline, which will be installed in the first floor hallway of the new Science Building. To learn more about Tara, visit her website: Tara Tovonatti.

Music Lobby Mural

Muralist Manuel Gonzalez and his mural class created a thirty-foot mural, entitled American Masters in Music for the lobby of the Music building (1100).

MUSIC

Centennial Musical Score for Orchestra and Choir Commission

Composer Bruce Miller will write an original score to be performed by the Symphonic Winds and Concert Choir at the Centennial Hall of Fame Gala and graduation.

THEATER

Centennial Theatre Production of Ragtime

The fall 2013 production of the musical Ragtime, set in the era when Fullerton College was founded, will be a spectacularly vivid production based on E.L. Doctorow's novel. The large cast production, directed by Gary Krinke, will include student, alumni, and local theatre actors in a production that celebrates and explores that amazing time of change in American politics, immigration, race relations, and culture. The production will be part of a community collaborative project including Ragfest, Railroad Days, the Fullerton Museum Center, and the Muckenthaler Cultural Arts Center.

ART

Centennial permanent art collection catalogue

The Art Department is seeking financial and publishing support for the creation of a new centennial edition of the permanent art collection catalogue. The collection, valued at over 2.5 million dollars, is drawn from donations from the long standing Artist in Residence program and private donations. It includes sculpture, ceramics, prints, drawings, paintings, and prints. The project will also include extensive registration, photographic work, and restoration performed by students under the direction of the Art Gallery Director and Gallery Technician.