On September 10, the Irvine City Council voted to establish an Ad Hoc committee, the Safe Community Task Force 2020 (Task Force). The Task Force will work for nine months, toward the goal of ensuring Irvine remains a safe city for residents and visitors. The Task Force will gather information from community stakeholders; examine incidents that have occurred in other communities; and raise awareness, and prevention efforts.
On September 10, the Irvine City Council voted to establish an Ad Hoc committee, the Safe Community Task Force 2020 (Task Force). The Task Force will work for nine months, toward the goal of ensuring Irvine remains a safe city for residents and visitors. The Task Force will gather information from community stakeholders; examine incidents that have occurred in other communities; and raise awareness, and prevention efforts.
More information at Safe Community Task Force website.
Wednesday, January 22, 2020
Help the Irvine Disability Community Receive the Services & Support It Needs The 2022–26 State Plan is currently under development, and the City of Irvine wants to make sure the disability
Wednesday, January 22, 2020
The Irvine Fine Arts Center announces the opening of its first exhibitions of the new year: From Here to There: A Time Machine and A trace is not a map . The exhibitions run concurrently Saturday,
Wednesday, January 22, 2020
Calling all makers! The 2020 Studio Arts Festival exhibitor application is now available. The 26th annual Studio Arts Festival is a one-day community event on Saturday, June 6, 9 a.m.-5 p.m.,
Location: Gallery 2 & Main Gallery
The artists featured in A trace is not a map employ photography, painting, video, and sculpture to explore the complexity of community in its familial, geographic, and imagined narratives and forms. Attending to the symbiotic relationship between hope and loss, joy and struggle, and illusion and disillusionment, the works on view resist oversimplifications about identity — instead presenting a spectrum of experience and possibilities of being.
Location: Gallery 1
From Here to There: A Time Machine presents new collaborative multimedia works by Michael Chang and Susan Lin that explore notions of ancestry, cultural time, and the precariousness of memory. Using the entirety of Gallery 1 of the Irvine Fine Arts Center, the artists create an immersive environment that couples technologies of the past — ripe nostalgic and aspirational undertones — with videos and images that function as anecdotes about longing for a sense of home and the tension between familial and cultural myths and realities.
Meets the 1st and 3rd Thursday every month.
Click here to see Planning Commission agendas and minutes.
Meets the 1st and 3rd Thursday every month.
Click here to see Planning Commission agendas and minutes.