VANTABLACK vs THE PINKEST PINK exhibition documentation

Drip by Drip exhibition documentation

The CCA Libraries Exhibition Program presents Drip by Drip, by Emily Budd, CCA MFA ‘18. Budd’s sculptures imagine our present-day plasticity retained in fossilized casts, a future memory of the present seen as the past. Mimicking the slow accumulation of geologic materials over time, she used an updated, more toxic version of the ancient lost-wax casting process to envision present-day, human-made materials becoming geologic forms of accumulated buildup. A master at recycling all sorts of materials, Budd has presented us a world rooted in present-day reality but that also peers into the future.

Manuel Albert Gomez contact sheet

Twelve images of student Manuel Albert Gomez with his sculpture of wood, three in the painting studios and one on Macky Lawn in front of one of the redwoods

Exhibit of photographs of the Mudflats sculptures, by Douglas Keister, in the Emeryville Burger King

Documentation of a 1997 exhibit, at the Emeryville Burger King, of photographs of sculptures formerly in the Emeryville Mudflats.

CCAC arch at Broadway entrance gate

Photograph of arch and wall at Broadway entrance to campus.

CCAC Broadway entrance gate arch sign, hanging in Facilities Office

CCAC sign, which formerly topped the arch at the Broadway entrance to the Oakland campus, hanging in the Facilities Office in 2017

CCAC arch at Broadway entrance gate

Students with Volkswagon under the CCAC arch at the Broadway entrance to the Oakland campus.

Ship sculpture with heart-face on mast

Sculpture in the Emeryville Mudflats, June 1984

Head sculpture with Marlboro billboard in background

Sculpture in the Emeryville Mudflats, May 1971

Pyramid and palm tree sculptures

Sculpture in the Emeryville Mudflats, September 1976