FullCircle

FullCircle Monthly Meet Ups at the Crush Pad

Join us each month at the Crush Pad for FullCircle Meet Ups—a relaxed and welcoming gathering of ArtCenter alumni, friends and supporters.

These casual meet ups offer a chance to connect with fellow creatives, share ideas and be inspired by the incredible ArtCenter community that continues to shape the world through art and design.

Whether you’re a longtime member, new to FullCircle, or simply curious to learn more, you’ll find opportunities to get involved, support ArtCenter students and help strengthen the legacy of creativity and innovation that defines our College.

Come for the wine and pizza, stay for the conversation—and leave feeling inspired, connected and part of something bigger.

Curated Tour for FullCircle: Dave Muller’s Proto Typical Exhibition

Join us for a special curated tour of Dave Muller: Proto Typical at the Williamson Gallery, led by Julie Joyce, Vice President of Exhibitions and Director of ArtCenter Galleries.

Spanning over two decades, Muller’s work explores the intersections of music, identity, and culture through painting, drawing, and immersive installation. The exhibition features Record Pavilion 2.0, a functioning record store within the gallery, as well as a collaborative collage created by him with inspirations from the ArtCenter community.

This exhibition highlights Muller’s Los Angeles roots and his ongoing interest in art as a platform for shared experience and community building, making it particularly resonant for FullCircle members connected through a shared passion for art and design.

SITTING STILL Film Screening & Conversation

An intimate evening of film and conversation exploring the work and perspective of Laurie Olin, a visionary designer whose landscapes have shaped how we experience public space.

FullCircle presents a special screening of SITTING STILL, a visually rich and deeply personal portrait of acclaimed landscape architect Laurie Olin.

More than a documentary, SITTING STILL offers a quiet and reflective exploration of how design shapes human experience and our relationship to place, through the perspectives of Olin and his most beloved work in the United States, including Bryant Park, the gardens of the Getty Center, the grounds of the Washington Monument, and Columbus Circle.

Watch Trailer

A limited number of guests will have the opportunity to attend a pre-screening reception with the filmmaker, Gina Angelone, who will offer insight into the making of the film.

The evening will conclude with a conversation and Q&A with Gina, moderated by Ann Field, Chair of the Illustration Department.

This event is proudly presented in partnership with the American Institute of Architects, Pasadena and Foothill Chapter (AIAPF).