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The Entertainer
For three hours a day, Mark Dyson shares his talent on the keys with his captive audience: those waiting for their trains at the Powell BART station.
Megumi Nakazawa is a 22-year-old artist who uses portraiture to tell the stories of formerly incarcerated, system-impacted individuals, and survivors of crime.
Faces of Mass Incarceration challenges stigmas and seeks to dignify and uplift the image of those who are often outcasts in society.
She came to the United States to attend college just as the world was locking down due to COVID-19.
Megumi faced new realities in a hyper-polarized country while using art to lift those who have been incarcerated or system-impacted.
Shadows in the Light:
Brushing Beyond Mass Incarceration
Music for the Masses:
CSULA Students' Love for K-Pop
The Cal State LA Center for Student Involvement hosted the event “Stop, Drop & K-pop!” on Sept. 14 at the Student Union.