The Norco College Art Gallery is showcasing the work of nine Norco College art professors as part of the Art Faculty Biennial 2026 Exhibition, on display through Oct. 21.
The exhibition features the work of Quinton Bemiller, Diana Campuzano, Jonathan Godinez, Timothy Haerens, Aaron Johnson, Lauren Lavitt, Trang T. Lê, Megan Lindeman, and Michelle Ramin, director of the Norco College Art Gallery. The biennial exhibition provides an opportunity for the college’s art faculty to share their creative practices and current work with the campus and broader community.
During the Oct. 1 opening reception, faculty members shared brief artist talks about their work, offering students and attendees an opportunity to learn more about the ideas, processes, and experiences that inform their artistic practices. Each artist talk was followed by a question-and-answer session, with questions ranging from specific art techniques and creative processes to more personal reflections on the experiences that have influenced the artists and their work.
The exhibition features a range of artistic approaches and mediums, reflecting the diverse practices of Norco College’s art faculty. The works are presented together in the gallery, creating an opportunity to view the faculty’s individual practices alongside one another and consider the different perspectives represented within the college’s Visual Arts program.
The Art Faculty Biennial is held every two years, with the previous exhibition presented in 2024 and the next biennial planned for 2028.
The Norco College Art Gallery is free and open to the public. The Art Faculty Biennial 2026 Exhibition will remain on view through Oct. 21 at the Norco College Art Gallery, located at 2001 Third St., ST-111, Norco.
For more information about the Norco College Art Gallery and upcoming exhibitions, visit the Norco College Visual Arts website.