Guests inspect work created by professor Eugene Rodriguez’s photography students, entitled “Eat Drink Vote Love.”De Anza College President Brian Murphy congradulates director of arts and schools program Diana Argabrite on a successful exhibition.De Anza College alumni perform at the Euphrat faculty art show at De Anza College Nov. 16.Moto Ohtake poses with“Untitled I and II,” an interactive kinetic sculpture.Director of arts and schools program Diana Argabrite, President Brian Murphy, and professor Eugene Rodriguez.
De Anza college president Brian Murphy welcomes guests to the Euphrat Museum faculty art show.Nancy Canter, dean of creative arts, poses next to her watercolor. ” Solano Beach”
Photography professor Wilfred Castaño’s Frontal,” on display in the Euphrat
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