November 5 - 26, 2006
Public Reception: Sunday, November 5, 2006, 2:00 to 4:00 PM
 El Camino Student Valentina Moeur installing her art.
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 A painting by El Camino Community College Gallery Management Student Valentina Moeur.
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 El Camino Community College Gallery Management instructor Michael Lewis Miller talks with student and AGCC intern Mindy Bird about placing her works.
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 El Camino Community College Gallery Management student Mark Lucero installs his work.
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 Acrylic on canvas piece by El Camino Community College Gallery Management Student Mark Lucero.
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 El Camino Community College Gallery Management student Justin Rightsell installs his work.
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 Photograph by El Camino Community College Gallery Management Student Justin Rightsell.
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 El Camino Community College Gallery Management student Cole Miller installs his work.
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 Various works on paper by by El Camino Community College Gallery Management Student Cole Miller.
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 El Camino Community College Gallery Management student Anette Kirsch installs her work.
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 It's really hard for me not to try and sneak a slice out of Michele Hubacek's awesome cake, based upon Fannie Farmer's OG cookbook.
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 Two mixed media pieces by El Camino Community College Gallery Management Student Keith Underwood.
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 "Untitled (Earplug)" by El Camino Community College Gallery Management Student Mark Fisher.
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 A print by El Camino Community College Gallery Management Student Ginette Rondeau.
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 Photograph(s) by El Camino Community College Gallery Management Student Juliane Backmann.
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 Photograph by El Camino Community College Gallery Management Student Isabelle Sylyoz.
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 Interactive installation with edible vegan cupcakes by El Camino Community College Gallery Management student Sabrina Castro.
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 Sculpture by El Camino Community College Gallery Management Student Jim Gardner.
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 (candles) Piece by Michael Lewis Miller.
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 Michael Lewis Miller's "Vest of cubbyholes containing other people's life's to do lists", hanging the wall.
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 Michael Lewis Miller wearing his "Vest of cubbyholes containing other people's life's to do lists". The cowbell at the bottom makes a great sound as he walks around the gallery.
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